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TRAVEL SURF TRIP SURFING SHOTS: Heading south from Waipu, we found a perfect little wave on, with a few locals having some fun out in the rain. MIDDLE: Dinner at an English-style pub - a rewarding way to end a rained out day. ACROSS: The Sandspit Holiday Park featured the quirkiest of campgrounds with old shops and houses set up as a museum of sorts. 40 may/jun <strong>2012</strong>
PHOTOS: BEN VOS When we eventually escaped the floods we went back to Roger’s, returned his boards and made a start southward along the coast towards Auckland. It was later that afternoon we stumbled upon Langs Beach - a beautiful tree lined bay just south of where we had surfed a couple of days before at Waipu Cove. Langs had a number of fun looking beachies peaking left and right. They were a bit on the fullish side but that just provided plenty of time and space to carve them up. There was just one problem, whilst we sat there salivating in the motorhome, and started contemplating kitting up to get wet, we realised we didn’t have any bloody boards. The legendary Radiator vest - essential waterwear Perfect on its own or as extra warmth under conventional wetsuits. Since its launch the Radiator vest has become standard equipment for surfers, whether on its own or under a convential wetsuit, our four revolutionary layers make it the thinnest, most flexible suit on the market. All our products are backed by our legendary quality, no questions asked returns policy and just the best product from the guys who make them. View the full range of lightweight waterwear and accessories online. Was the decision to not bring our own boards a flawed one? It was only day three and we were going to miss a surf. Thankfully, it was the last time we would go without due to our decision to go completely Kiwi. But that said, the missed surf at Langs still burns. Sullen and sulky we drove on to where we stayed the night at the quirky Sandspit Holiday Park. A little later we drowned our sorrows at a nearby Olde English pub called the Salty Dog Inn. While we didn’t quite end up swaying back and forth with one eye closed singing sea shanties, we did enjoy a couple of fine ales, an awesome meal and then it was time to call it a day. available direct online only www.radiator.net may/jun <strong>2012</strong> 41
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