We’re idiots
Why’s the Pruga so warm? Compared to our SDS system, used in our Etobicoke and Sastruga – our Pruga utilises a technology never used before, a new and exclusive insulation innovation driving weight and warmth to the forefront. Why’s the Pruga so warm? The Pruga’s secret, lies in its construction, it incorporates our double decker [...]
what are you proud of?
What’s the winter jacket your most proud of Debbie? The Sastruga represents for me a journey from throw-away fashion to a simple and chic solution against the cold. I am proud to be seen walking along the coastal path on a blustery, frosty day snuggled up in my winter white Sastruga. When friends come down [...]
A ship in harbor is safe…
A ship in harbor is safe – but that is not what ships are for. ~John A. Shedd I think we’re all ships (defo sounds cheesy), yes safe feels good, but I definitely feel that adversity, chance, putting ourselves in risky situations – keeps us alive, maintains our happiness. Mr. Shedd is right, ships weren’t [...]
Commitment…
Commitment is a big word, when I first met Tommy, it was the only word in his vocabulary. To commit to something, to put your name to something, to do it with a ruthlessness, an unwavering level of conviction – it’s a pretty inspiring thing. When we all got together 6 years ago, tents in [...]
Don’t miss this shot
Friday, July 23rd, 2010 We’ve kept you guys in the loop over the last 3 weeks with Tim and Ian’s Indian Ocean escapade, much of it in the spirit of exploring new islands and waves, but when the sun breaks for night, so to does the surfing. During this time, Tim would load up on [...]
Storm brewing…
Friday, January 8th, 2010 This is what we could see coming our way yesterday! Awesome shot looking out from the workshops at Wheal Kitty (thanks Jadie). Still a bit of snow about and think there is more on the way. Been getting some classic shots of people out and about in it all. Keep ‘em [...]
Biggest Event in the surf world… looking to go live
Tuesday, December 8th, 2009 The Eddie has only run seven times in the past 24 years. It is the world’s longest running and most prestigious big-wave invitational. It will take place on one day when waves exceed the 20-foot minimum threshold. All forecasts point towards one of the largest swells to hit Hawaii in decades [...]
Time on the Rock…
Thursday, June 25th, 2009 A few of the Aggie boys have decided to spend a night on Bawden Rocks this Thursday to raise money for the surf club. Now for those of you not from round here, Bawden Rocks are out to sea some 2 miles off Aggie. It’s a pretty inhospitable place, occupied by [...]
Snowboarding to the beach…
Tuesday, February 3rd, 2009 Walked to work in the thick snow and on the frozen road. Been a while since i’ve seen it like this – it all looked pretty special. Some guy was skiing down the Aggie beacon first thing this morning and Nat came in fresh from snowboarding down the road to the [...]
Badlands in a blanket
Friday, February 27th, 2009 A month and a bit back, Cornwall was blanketed with the first snow fall in over 16 years. Needless to say, ‘the Badlands’ as St Agnes has been duped, brought all the boys out – snowboards and all. Jimmy, an Aggie local, converted the two days of snow into Cornwall’s version [...]
