Of Course health officials recommended no one to do any physical exercise outdoors till it had cleared. i took this recommendation into consideration and decided to go for a novelty boog in the dust storm.
To my surprise the wind's were offshore and there was around 1-2foot of peaky swell i managed to get some fun novelty waves to say i had boogered during it. But there were numerous problems that were effecting the way i could boog:
- Firstly visibility was about -100000/10 - so it was extremely hard to see the waves coming. At one point when i was paddling back out, without realizing i paddled over the peak and about 80meter's out at see, the only reason i was able to stop is because i was near the point and was able to see the rock's.
- Secondly i was still trying to figure out which was harder, trying to breath under water or trying to breath in the dust storm. was quite a difficult situation because, i used to be an asthmatic and i am also allergic to dust. quite a combination to be surfing in a dust storm.
Here is a picture i took from the car park to show the visibility and freaky Colours.
View From DeeWhy Car Park:
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