More than a surfer’s paradise

January 2011

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January 2011

Bridal Veil Falls plunges in a dramatic 55m arc into the pool below
Sitting in Volcom Lane and sipping a latte among the chess playing, floaty-clothed, nut-brown smiling folks (and their many friendly dogs), I felt a bit like I’d come home. This must be the ‘Raglan Effect’; or in other words: once you arrive you can’t leave because why would you willingly leave paradise! OK, so it’s […]

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