Cath Gito  FYI I've just had the "page full of HTML after posting a reply" error again, so it seems it's not been fixed 🙁

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If it's warm enough, the cream will squeeze out.

Remember Clayton lives in Oz where it can get very hot 🙂

Cath Gito  Oh and, PS, there seems to be a glitch whereby not all replies to a post allow the replier to put to Return characters to make a paragraph break.  As you can see in the reply above, each item should have been separate from the others, but it all appears as a solid block of text which makes it hard to read.  

See this thread for when I was experimenting with replies here: https://train.ombe.co/community/posts/jeremy-dean-a-couple-of-comments-on 

Cath Gito I'm going to email this, but I thought I'd put it in here too in case anyone else wants to add comments or observations: 1) When I look at the posts, they're sorted by "Latest Activity", however that can include someone simply Liking a post, even if they haven't added any content.  IMO it would be better if only posts that had new replies were brought to the top, so people don't have to dig down to see if there's anything new to read in a thread.2) The default order of replies is by "Popularity", however it would be much easier if it was by "Newest", again, so new replies can easily be seen. (Actually, what would be even more preferable would be if posts were threaded by chronological order 🙂 )3) It would also be simpler if all threads were expanded instead of you needing to click on the "speech bubble" icon to find the replies. PS as far as I can tell, the "post reply and get a page of HTML" bug appears to have been fixed, thanks 👍

Hear Hear!

Glad to hear you're getting back into surfing and it sounds like you're a lucky bugger living where you do!

Personally I prefer epoxy boards because they're lighter and easier to carry and paddle.

PU boards tend to be cheaper, however, if that's a determining factor.

As I understand things, more volume makes a board easier to paddle, but more length helps you catch smaller waves.

Don't forget that you can rent boards at The Wave, or at many breaks, so why not talk to the shops and try a few to see how you get on.

Hope this helps.

Nice and smooth, but I agree with Pete, you need to use the arms to point up to the lip, that way you will start skating (and, hopefully, surfing) more Top to Bottom.

It's a long road, but it's worth it when that light bulb goes off and something just clicks! 🤙

Glad you made it here at last and great to meet you at Croyde 👍