Indian may be able to help on this one,has anyone surfed India,if so whats it like

i imagine india will know all, hear all and see all when comes to all things surfing.

i've been impressed with his articulate posts.

we are not worthy of his presence

India is a very good stand up paddler

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62mac said...

Indian may be able to help on this one,has anyone surfed India,if so whats it like

I found her, looking at that board I would say DJ has been in her ear

Apparently she is part Indian to

Maybe she is here


Randhawa's Indian Cuisine
Surfers Paradise
6/3027 The Boulevard
Carrara, QLD 4211

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62mac said...

India is a very good stand up paddler

i believe he also rides a psh- 'they 'all do

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Ted the Kiwi said...

Maybe she is here


Randhawa's Indian Cuisine
Surfers Paradise
6/3027 The Boulevard
Carrara, QLD 4211

To funny Ted, Mac has got a finger in every pie on the Goldy he does a mean Butter chicken, "Randhawa means old longboarder in the little mountain village the dialect comes from

the more traditional meaning may be a little off if this person is hiding behind anon logins!

A person who attacks in battlefield with great courage.

I started looking at the Indian Coast the other night. No doubt the swell will back off by the time it gets in there.... You would even be able to surf the coasts of Pakistan and Iran. Would be an achievement... Tick off some "boxes" near the bottom of The Bucket List. With modern swell forecasts, and the right conditions... You could easily score some fun points somewhere through there...

Interesting.

You would not need to go too far if you suddenly got the munchies for a curry

surfingindia.net/india-surf-spots/

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obct said...

Interesting.

You would not need to go too far if you suddenly got the munchies for a curry

surfingindia.net/india-surf-spots/

Good work obct,I could be heading there in a few months and I knew there would be longboard waves

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boofy said...




Apparently she is part Indian to

Woof here Doggie

you mean post this was actually about surfing in india

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62mac said...

obct said...

Interesting.

You would not need to go too far if you suddenly got the munchies for a curry

surfingindia.net/india-surf-spots/

Good work obct,I could be heading there in a few months and I knew there would be longboard waves

I like where they say that "surf" is derived from an Indian word. I have an Indian friend who delights in reeling off a plethora of common words that have some sort of relationship with the sub continent, regardless of how tenuous.

One day I would love to explain to him some basic concepts of the origins of the IndoEuropean lingo we all speak when our origins are along that belted latitude from India to Ireland.

Well all except for 2 that no one knows where they came from.

BTW good doco on tonight about the Dover intelligent design trial part 2, it starts at 8.30.

I have not been to India Mac but a lot of my mates have been through Sri Lanka and scored some great waves. Mates who have been to India have been there snowboarding and love it. Cheap as chips, great food and unreal snow - the only issue been a distinct lack of medical care if something (which inevitabally always does) goes wrong. $10 USD for the day on a snowcat! Sure beats lift passes in Australia which now touch a $100. The southern end of SL goes off up until April with the winds offshore and the swell coming in from the South. The winds then swing and everyone heads for the multiple right hand point breaks around the Arugam Bay area on the east coast. One would imagine that the southern and western edges of India would not be short of swell. Whilst SL would block lots of the swell to the Eastern edges. I am sure you will find some nice ones.

Just did a quick google and found this site. One would be pretty confident that despite the large population you will not find the surf crowded! Goa is a huge party town with loads of Russian mafia types ruling the roost there these days. Its quick flight in from St Petersberg & Moscow so the Russians all head there for their quick fix in the sun beach holiday.

surfingindia.net/india-surf-spots/

Surf in India? I'll never forget this sequence of Dave Rastovich from the movie Castles in the Sky. A beautiful righthander surfed to the max by someone with so much speed and style. Mesmerising! - Mark

INDIA

up north pertrin?? bay

Purnagad, North India.

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smh said...

boofy said...




Apparently she is part Indian to

Woof here Doggie

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62mac said...

obct said...

Interesting.

You would not need to go too far if you suddenly got the munchies for a curry

surfingindia.net/india-surf-spots/

Good work obct,I could be heading there in a few months and I knew there would be longboard waves

what part are you heading to mac?

Goa mate

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62mac said...

Goa mate

sweet... i have been to cochin , kerela .. my biz partners wife is from goa. i will ask him about the surf there but they say the beaches and food are awesome.

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jasdeking said...

62mac said...

Goa mate

sweet... i have been to cochin , kerela .. my biz partners wife is from goa. i will ask him about the surf there but they say the beaches and food are awesome.

The food is awesome from there, a mate of mine went two years ago, said it was the best trip ever!!

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e0422713 said...

Whoa those surf groupies are hot.

I'm packed & ready to go

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jasdeking said...

62mac said...

Goa mate

sweet... i have been to cochin , kerela .. my biz partners wife is from goa. i will ask him about the surf there but they say the beaches and food are awesome.

That will do me thanks Jas',I have a product range named Goa

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obct said...

e0422713 said...

Whoa those surf groupies are hot.

I'm packed & ready to go

and the little doggie had to get his melon in the shot