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Just up the reef from Tombstones is this grinder. North West Australia. Photo: Jason Reposar
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The view from our camp site in Gnarloo. The Bluff doing its thing and a very lucky crew on this boat. North West Australia. Photo: Jason Reposar
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Up on the hill at Desert Point taking an early morning surf check. Wet season means low crowds and in this rare case…. No crowd. Lombok, Indonesia. Photo: Jason Reposar
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From the outside of Jakes point looking into the inside section called Lopes. North West Australia. Photo: Jason Reposar
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North West Australian Lopes doing its thing in late afternoon. Photo: Jason Reposar
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This place is a bit of a secret, but I'll give you one hint: it's in Europe. Photo: Jason Reposar
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I never knew that there is such good surf only and hour and a half drive from Liverpool. Early morning surf check on the east coast. Photo: Jason Reposar
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Another empty East England reef with no one out. Photo: Jason Reposar
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not sure what this wave is called but it’s in Sumbawa, Indonesia and dishes out some nasty reef cuts if you make a mistake. Photo: Jason Reposar
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From the parking lot at Margaret River’s main break, looking over at “The Box”. Photo: Jason Reposar
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There are tons of surfable waves in Iceland. This is a sight you will see countless times on a morning surf check. We passed up on this wave but still scored epic waves that day. P.S. It’s much bigger than it looks. Photo: Jason Reposar
Sometimes the most exciting thing about a surf trip is the few moments leading up to the actual surfing. That point when you crest the hill or turn the corner to see that misty offshore breeze blowing off the backs of perfectly groomed runners – you know the feeling.
