This a was weekend of perfect surf in the west.
For some perfect surf was riding the big waves of Aileens and Rileys with surf god and living legend Hawaiian Shane Dorian.
For others perfect surf was a day at the beach with hot weather on there day off work
For others the swell and size was perfect, the wind was offshore and the sun was out.
For myself it was head down after work for a late evening session as the crowds thinned and grabbing a few set waves as the sun went down
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| Jeff Copner (photo -Paul Copner) |
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| A perfect wave goes unridden |
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| Jeff Copner -Set Wave (photo Paul Copner) |
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| Cregg |
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| Lefts into Lahinch bay |
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| Billy Ballycotton |
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Unknown surfer
The monday morning the swell was smaller but the lines kept coming through producing waves with good shape |
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| The beach right |
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| Small perfect waves spinning of cornish on a monday morning |
This phrase likely refers to excellent or ideal surfing conditions on the western coast of a region, possibly a coastal area or country. How Fix Audio It suggests that the surf conditions are exceptionally good, making it an opportune time for surfers to enjoy the waves.
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