How does it happen? The Pacific Ocean is a massive warter expanse yet every now and again it is flat as a lake!
Today on the North Coast is one of those days, as our pictures of Little Beach at Scotts Head demonstrates. One mal rider optomistically paddles out then looks forlornley seaward as what swell there is passes by, with the help of a howling nor-westerly wind. His swimming companion also struggled to body surf the tiny breakers.
Theory has it you need strong winds blowing over a certian distance for a certain length of time to create one metre of swell, surely thats not too much to ask of Huey?
Cheers, noel.
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