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23/06/2026

Flat tonight.

Already looking at the forecast for Friday.

Turns out one good wave is all it takes.

21/06/2026

A few moments from Crooklets.

One fun wave, a pink board, and a sunset worth sticking around for.

Good luck to all the UK surfers heading to the WSL GADIS Longboard Pro Ferrol this week in Portugal.

We’ll be following along from the Cornish coastline.

Corduroy Lines.

17/06/2026

The future of British surfing looks pretty bright. 🌊

One of the highlights from the English Nationals was watching the next generation of surfers push themselves in all kinds of conditions.

This is Martha in the U16 girls division, showing the kind of confidence, commitment and skill that turns heads on the beach.

It’s easy to focus on the results, but what’s really exciting is seeing young surfers develop year after year, building experience, style and competitive awareness along the way.

14/06/2026

If I could only keep three surfboards, these are the ones staying.

Every board in a quiver should earn its place, and these three all do something a little different.

The Skindog would normally be part of the conversation, but unfortunately it’s still in two pieces…

What’s the one board you’d never sell?

👇 Let me know below.

12/06/2026

The trick isn’t waiting for perfect conditions.

It’s going out often enough that you’re there when a wave like this appears.

One clean runner.
One good section.
One moment where everything lines up.

That’s usually enough.

10/06/2026

One of the reasons people keep checking Summerleaze on a high tide.

When the swell is big and the forecast looks average, there’s often still a wave or two hiding in the bay.

Friday was one of those sessions.

Not perfect. Not pumping.

Just fun.

Skip making the most of it.

08/06/2026

Patience.

The most underrated part of surfing.

Wave after wave. Session after session. Year after year.

Then one evening, everything slows down and the lines start connecting.

Skip finding rhythm on a fun high tide runner at Summerleaze Bay.

📍 Cornwall

05/06/2026

While the Atlantic was throwing everything it had at the coast, Summerleaze Bay had a different idea.

A few clean runners tucked inside the bay, just enough wall to trim and glide.

Nothing world-class.

Nothing heroic.

Just the kind of high-tide fun that reminds you why you paddle out in the first place.

Tim Maloney making the most of what was on offer while the real swell marched past outside the breakwater.

📍 Summerleaze Bay, Bude

04/06/2026

While everyone was chasing the headline swell, Summerleaze Bay was quietly serving up a few runners.

Not perfect.

Not epic.

Just fun.

Sometimes that’s enough.

📍 Summerleaze, Bude

A little experiment.I’ve been wondering whether some of my surf photography could work beyond Instagram posts and reels....
03/06/2026

A little experiment.

I’ve been wondering whether some of my surf photography could work beyond Instagram posts and reels.

So I’ve taken a few images and reworked them into vintage-style Corduroy Lines prints.

No plans. No shop. Just testing an idea.

Would you hang any of these on your wall?

Let me know your favourite slide 👇

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