Scoffs

Does that mean to overindulge or to deride as not good enough?  Well we didn't try Scoffs but we definitely scoffed at the pizza and pasta in Emerald Beach and there is no doubt that we have overindulged this week so Coffs is now known as Scoffs.  We have surfed every day, we have had icecreams every day and we have had a lot of big bananas.  We even went to the porpoise pool today where magic happens so Kirst transformed her husband into a seal, and Woodley had a kiss from a dolphin and turned into a prince.

Con got to feed  Bucky the dolphin as he leapt into the air and then we all went to the point to catch some waves.

We have had great waves every day as you can see.

We also had a big newcombe ball contest playing last night in the dark because Arch wouldn't get out of the water at Arrawarra.  Kirst, Joan and Arch got up in a dodgey result so we had the rematch this morning and I can't remember who won.  Joan celebrated by doing the banana dance.

Well Ian Man and I turned up at Bonville Golf Course (the Aussie Augusta) on Wednesday morning not expecting much and were told it was $120 a round and you had to use carts because it was 11km to walk it on the paths.  Well you can imagine the course ate us up and E was so exhausted at the end I had to drive him home.  Anyway while we were busy competing in the US Masters the rest of the crew did a nice walk along the coast and ran into a fisherman who had just reeled in a big Aussie salmon and gave it to the boys as a present.  So we returned home to a big feed of fish that had been overcooked on the barbee and was pretty average, but the salad was good.

The boys did a great job of washing the car this week too, and if you look closely Nathanial was able to move the sponge without his hand! 

So it is now time to jump into our next adventure, and head to Evans Head.  It was a matter of tossing up which head we would head for as there are more heads along this coast then a guy could dream of.