August 22, 2014 – Blue Paddock

What’s your’e daily toast challenge ?

Was listening to a radio show recently , they had a “what do you have on your toast” challenge. Matt Preston a well-known celebrity foodie put this one out there. Apricot jam and Worcestershire sauce ! Thought whoa not sure about that, he reckons the sweet and sour is bliss. It was a talk back show and heaps of crew ringing in with some of the wildest daily fetish’s really funny show. Anyway, I tried it and well it was really OK . So what about a “what’s your daily toast” challenge, lets hear em all ?

IMGP0096 — Yum, could eat this now, pre Worcestershire.

Surf Check 9.00am Noosa Heads and Noosa points

The swell is getting into the bay but still on the small side 1-2ft Main Beach, First point, National Park. The swell angle is slowly moving to the ESE which is starting to show at Ti-Tree @ 2-3ft. Low tide is just after lunch today, we will have improving waves all afternoon and looking good for the weekend, Sunday the pick. It is pouring rain so a day at the beach with the family sunning yourself is out. The prevailing wind is strong SE with rain squalls from the east, its cold in the water wet suit needed probably get away with a long arm spring suit. If I had to make a call 3-4ft Granite Bay and Ti Tree 3ft this afternoon on the incoming tide. Get some ! Cheers bp.

IMGP0074 — Local school surfing any conditions will do for a few hours off .

IMGP0075 — Middle groyne a few starting to roll in.

IMGP0078 — Main Beach no need to go for a swim to get wet.

IMGP0083 — First Point shuffle , National Park in the background waking up.

IMGP0088 — First Point a bright spot in a bleak beach day.

IMGP0089 — National Park showing enough form to slip out on low tide..

IMGP0080 — Noosa Rivermouth Swell size at 2ft mark and building.

IMGP0082 — Noosa Rivermouth the rain pouring down, bench seat will be lonely today.

IMGP0092 — Ti-Tree Bay 20 out and sets sneaking through.

IMGP0093 — Ti-Tree Bay will I or wont I ?

Surf Check 8.15am Sunshine and Sunrise Beaches

Swell is well on the way up rough squally ocean conditions not a place for the faint hearted. 3ft plus some 4ft bombs winding their way up the coast. The swell angle is still to the south some but is gradually swinging to the east should and progress more during the day. Even a beach walk would see you blown to Alex Bay so no surfing and pouring with rain and wind howling here so no beach sit. The photos tell the story. Swell is getting into Noosa and will improve during the day. Get your raincoat out ! Cheers Bp.