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Image: Screen grab from Coastal Dreams
During the flat spells I often spend hours trawling around the Intenet finding interesting things to build into the web site. While I was looking at some West Coast blogs, I came across this film being made, Coastal Dreams. If you have a spare ten minutes, watch the film. It's a melancholic experience, but well worth it.

Posted by Howard on 10:03:07  28/01/2007
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:// Lovely film, thanks for sharing!
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[St Merryn's Toby Donachie] [French longboard champion Justine Dupont] [Bruno Santos takes a victory lap through the channel after winning the Billabong Pro Tahiti]

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Ingleby Wins Oxbow WLT pres. by Orange at Anglet, France

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Harley Ingleby was crowned Oxbow WLT pres. by Orange Champion today in good two to three foot waves at Les Dunes

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