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Luke Hargreaves KA 25-Hellman

Created by RichardG RichardG  > 9 months ago, 4 May 2017
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RichardG
RichardG

WA

3761 posts

4 May 2017 7:44pm
Luke Hargreaves..I recall from "media" at the time this guy in the early 1980s being on the Bombora wave sailing team and being in Hawaii in 83-84 as the kind of Freesail celebrity-someone may still have the magazines... I think he was in the WBSA and/or PBA (prior to PWA) and was... maybe still is an excellent sailor. See video below as he was by all accounts a "Hellman" and an all round waterman and surfer too. I think he survived the below encounter at Jaws.


curac
curac

WA

1160 posts

4 May 2017 10:26pm
whats crazy is how long it takes to progress some aspects of wave riding, look at the footage of jaws being towed then and look at the paddle in footage now, or look at kai lenny with the tow in now, and i'm not sure when the footage of old mate is from but its a while ago.

incremental steps.

tow jaws now
robbo1111
robbo1111

NSW

649 posts

6 May 2017 10:22am
He's back living in Sydney, turned up to a few of our comps this season after Jess Crisp bribed him with beer, food and all sorts of merriment
king of the point
king of the point

WA

1836 posts

9 Jun 2017 6:45am
Classic Global swells were way bigger back then
KA360
KA360

NSW

803 posts

9 Jun 2017 12:01pm
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robbo1111 said..
He's back living in Sydney, turned up to a few of our comps this season after Jess Crisp bribed him with beer, food and all sorts of merriment


Wait till you see who is joining in this summer!!!
Donk
Donk

NSW

390 posts

10 Jun 2017 8:42am
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KA360 said..

robbo1111 said..
He's back living in Sydney, turned up to a few of our comps this season after Jess Crisp bribed him with beer, food and all sorts of merriment



Wait till you see who is joining in this summer!!!


Mr Bombora himself I hear
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