Big Thurso

Had an awesome trip up in Thurso last weekend. Got to hang out with good friends and it was amazing to surf out there with all the boys and have them call me into waves. I was so stoked with the waves I caught. It was pretty big and I got the fins to the face but it was totally worth it for this. Also met an awesome Canadian photographer called JC. Check out more of his work at www.reflex-images.com/

So I also took a bit of a beating and this was the result...JC managed to capture it on camera after taking the fin to the face. So worth it for the epic waves though :)

Image courtesy of JC Pinheiro Photography

Image courtesy of JC Pinheiro Photograpahy

Evera EP "A Dream, A Laugh, A Cry"

We've recently finished our upcoming 5 Track EP with Dan Goldsworthy. So excited about how it sounds....here it is :)



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Thurso UK Pro Surf Tour Event

Had an awesome weekend up in Thurso for the UK Pro Surf Tour Event. It was the first time I had competed in a UK Pro Surf Tour Event and it was an amazing experience and inspiring to compete in the event against the best female surfers in the UK. Just missed out on getting into the final as I couldn't find a back up score, which was disappointing but the whole experience was positive. Met some lovely people and I was stoked to be a part of it. Thanks to all the Thurso boys and Roz for cheering me on and congratulations to Evie Johnstone who won the event. 

Caledonian Mercury Interview

So stoked to have be asked by Natalia Equihua to do an interview for the Caledonian Mercury.  Here's a link to the article :)
http://caledonianmercury.com/2012/10/24/this-is-how-we-surf-in-scotland/0035697

J'adore La France :)

I absolutely love it here. The sunsets are getting prettier :)

A few surfing snaps from over the last week...

Mundaka

Been having a great run of swell here in the south west of France so decided to take a wee trip down to Mundaka.  We left super early when it was still dark and crossing through the Pyrenees into Spain was looking pretty bleak.  We left the sunshine behind and I wasn't too hopeful of scoring any waves.  We eventually arrived at the sign and headed round the corner down the hill.  I could see breaking waves and it looked pretty decent.  The tide wasn't quite right when we arrived but we decided to get in as the car park was starting to fill up.  The paddle out was a bit bizarre...through the harbour and into the river which sucked me out pretty fast but eventually I made it into the line up.  Literally within 10 minutes...the waves just started pumping!  It was so glassy and it was amazing to watch some of the locals get insane barrels then spat out at the end.  There was around 20 locals up on the peak and around 10 more of us a little further down.  I got some of the best waves I think I've ever caught...just flawless and the setting is so pretty.  The sun came out when we paddled in but the wind picked up and the tide changed again but it was so worth every minute of the trek for 2 hours of perfection :)

Surfing en France

Been absolutely loving living here in France.  Working hard, learning a new language but best of all, getting to surf waves like this in the sun....