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- “Kurungabaa” means “pelican” in the Dharawal language. These people's country was colonised by Europeans. It is now called the Illawarra region and is located on the New South Wales coast, Australia. They continue to inspire as they struggle for their country and rights.
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I loooove small waves. A glassy little A-frame, maybe a mate or two. Throw in an art-directed dolphin or two, maybe some pastel colours like the kind just before sunset and I reckon you’ve got a recipe for more bliss than just about anything else.
I looooove small waves too!
great website, it’s a blast to look at every thing.
thanks.
I recall a long, long flat spell on the Gold Coast many years ago now. One day Snapper had some 1ft+ breaking across an inside bank. No-one else could be bothered but they were glassy and peeling so I went out. I must have enjoyed myself because I still remember it so clearly..