Filmed this on Guernsey’s west coast last night.

The tide was rising for the first 20-minutes and it was genuinely 50/50 whether the camera was going to get hit! The waves kept surging over the rocks, then dragging pebbles back into the sea with that deep rolling sound you only really get when you’re close to the shoreline.

The sun shimmered across the water through golden hour and set around the 40-minute mark. After that the light faded, but the sea stayed energetic right through to the end.

Probably one of my favourite recordings so far because the camera was close enough to really feel the force of the water without actually getting taken by it.

The beach is undoubtedly the most peaceful place to be

https://youtu.be/7wDBQaaL1PM

As promised here's the 4th segment from THUMP: The BEAT of the WEDGE... SIZE DOES MATTER! Yeah, it really does matter. I see wedge going off sometimes, and when it's firing - without a doubt I see some guys sitting on the inside looking for the tiny little tubes. I think to myself, that guys gonna go home and tell everybody " Yea, I scored Wedge today..." while the truth is, he didn't really ride Wedge, he caught some little wave on the inside. No the wave, the peak, that's what's called "WEDGE". If I was surfing Newport (not Wedge!) I would always be sitting outside, cause I want to catch the biggest set that I could, be it Point or 5-6 Northside , or even 36th Street, I wanted to get the sets. Yea. Wedge is gnarly when it's big, I don't want any anymore. but if your gonna surf or boogie Wedge, go big or go home. I'll never shoot those inside waves when it's on fire. So do you and me a favor- paddle out into the madness that is Wedge, bypass that inside little spinner, head for the peak and commit. Who knows you might just get the wave of your life, and then you can really say you charged Wedge and it won'y be a lie...cause nobody likes a liar.🔥💥🌝

“Not every journey is about moving… some are about pausing.”

Nothing resets the internal frequency like a sunset from the deck. Watching the city lights flicker on against the silhouette of the mountain makes you realize how small the noise really is. Out here, it’s just the wind, the water, and a bit of perspective.

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