Scribbles Abroad
Surfing The World
Category: Travel
Surf trip around the world
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Kahi and I were on the plane headed to Portugal enjoying our personal movie players. While I was watching some cheesy romantic comedy, Kahi was jamming to a concert of The Arctic Monkeys. We were jonesing to see a show and thought it would be sick if they were playing in Europe because maybe we…
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Our mates from New Zealand, Kyle and Nat were driving around Europe and happened to be in Portugal at the same time as us. They invited us to go on a road trip down south with them and we happily obliged. Meeting up with them was easy, we told them a place, they plugged it…
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It was hard to say good-bye to South Africa but the surf season was winding down and we had spent almost 4 months exploring the country and its neighbors. It was defiantly time to move on to our next destination, Portugal. Some time during our trip Kahi got an offer through one of his credit cards…
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Guess which one is our car. We were just floating, landing where the wind would take us. Its been a consistent theme of our travels. Stressing on making deadlines or meetings results in the missing of intricacies on the way. So the rest of our trip across South Africa was spent landing where we wanted…
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After spending so much time in J-Bay, it was a little hard to say goodbye but we were excited to hit the road again. The clock was ticking and there were still so many things we wanted to see and do in South Africa before we left for Portugal. Our first stop was the Blourkarns…
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The rest of our stay in Jeffreys Bay was spent scoring good waves again, getting our stuff in order, and preparing for our next road trip to Cape Town. We had a nice going away meal of which many of our good friends came to bid us farewell. The heavy local crew at Supers had…
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We had to go back to Coffee Bay because I left my computer charger at the Four Winds Hotel. Our drive from Mantis and the Moon was done in pouring rain. What should have been 4 hours turned into 7. Todd drove the treacherous road through the thick rain, dodging potholes, dogs, kids, cows, sheep,…
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Kahi, me, Kim and Todd over looking the Southern Draks Driving though the Sani Pass was a great way to see the Southern Drakensburg Mountains. The view was spectacular and the drive itself was an experience in its own. We had done our fair share of hiking and driving through the mountains…
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