Why?

The people of Norway showed us a lot of love when we recently visited... our thoughts and hearts are with ya'll right now.

Avoidaroids.

Sky.

On the drive home after a funky little sess 30 mins down the road in Lincolnshire.

Kirsty.

Bounty hunter.

Found owt today?
Nope.

What the most valuable thing you've ever found?
Erm... a bag of nails.

No way, where?
Not telling.

Quiveroid.

Dave.

Good friend and fellow North Sea advocate Dave.

What are you riding?
I'm constantly trying to re-think my quiver, but currently I'm riding
a 5'10" roundtail, a 6'1" squash, and a 6'3" rounded pin. The former
two are at the end of their lives though so it's time for some new
editions

Favourite North Sea spot?
Cove. Or C.Point. That's two though, sorry.

Three words on the North Sea?
Viking. Forties. Dogger.

Stories from the North Sea.

Chronicles from Doggerland.

Stories from the North Sea, the North Sea is a freakin' cold and hardy place its shores are inhabited by a resourceful group of people. In surfing terms the North Sea is relatively unknown, its a fickle place and local knowledge is key. From stories of fabled slabs that even Kelly made a special trip for to the wind swept beaches of the Lowlands of Belguim and Holland that only the most dogged surf.

Year in and out. From Norway to Scotland from Denmark to England and all the spots inbetween the general idea is to travel photograph and listen to the stories from the people of Doggerland - the Doggerland groms, heavies, hippies and kooks.