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Wello tomorrow?
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> 9 months ago, 19 Aug 2013
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kpb
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19 Aug 2013 11:41pm
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just wondering if Wello would be worth a look tomorrow at high tide in the South Westerlies
boardboy
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20 Aug 2013 1:41am
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yeah northern side of the sand bank could be good at high tide. when the tide starts to drop you will need to move to the other side otherwise it will cost you your fin if not more.
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