2009 June 09 | Paddle 4 Relief - North Devon Surf Charity

	In aid of the forgotten victims of the tsunami
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Archive for June 9th, 2009

has been for a paddle! Time to think and take away the pain!! Alas the pain remains! What to do?

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has another band on board! A huge thank you and welcome to Keira and her crew - Tied Loose.

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must thank both http://www.gul.com and http://www.oneill.com for their generous donations of wetsuits as prizes at P4R 2009

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now have Jim Heard playing an acoustic set on the beach at Saunton on June 13th. Thanks Jim.

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is forever hopeful but presently exhausted!

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is having a nightmare trying to get another band to replace them that cancelled so late in the day!!! You know who you are!!!!

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Code of Conduct
Arugam Bay Surf Club with the support of Paddle4relief have produced a Code of Conduct for all surfers visiting Arugam Bay. The members of the club, the local surfers, recognise the importance of highlighting the need for safety in the water. They realise the value of respecting everyone’s desire to enjoy the waves. This season [...]
Indola Sports Sponsors
Indola Sports Sponsors The very first WQS Sri Lanka Trials Surfing Event held in Arugam Bay, on the 16th and 17th June 2010 received sponsorship from Sri Lanka business, Indola Sports, based in Colombo. Indola Sports Sales Manager, Rebecca Palmer, linked with Sri Lanka Surfing Federation Overseas Fundraising Manager, Tim Tanton, in [...]
Plastered!
Another month, another year, and yet another injury! I guess i need to start listening to my body and look seriously at injury prevention! I have lost count of the amount of months i have spent side lined out of the water in the past four years. It seems that i am regularly sporting crutches [...]
Three becomes two! A Tuk Tuk Tale!
Three became two on a recent trip to the hospital. Not once but twice. Sunday mornings had followed the same routine for a few weeks - treatment for another leg injury! A tuk tuk, a vehicle with three wheels, had been our mode of transport during this time. Photo - Flash. A Tuk Tuk that didn’t fare [...]