East Coast Low brings a Massive Surf

East Coast Low – Bawley Point on Monday June 6

Bawley Point on Monday June 6

A low pressure system moving south from Queensland and down the NSW coastline brought damaging winds, heavy rainfall and a dangerous surf to the NSW South Coast. Abnormally high tides contributed to the dangerous surf conditions.

Bawley Point on Monday June 6

Mollymook ‘Black-water’ creek Sunday June 5.

Ulladulla Sea Pool Damage.

Wipe out, Mollymook – Tuesday June 6

A mans best friend looking for its master, Mollymook – Tuesday June 6

Mollymook – Tuesday June 6

A ‘Crystals’ Barrel, Mollymook – Tuesday June 6

Light at the end of the Barrel, Mollymook – Tuesday June 6

The barrel or tube ride is considered to be the ultimate in surfing. The wave breaks in an orderly line from the middle to the shoulder, enabling the experienced surfer to position themselves inside the wave as it is breaking. Viewed from the shore, the tube rider disappears from view as the wave breaks over the rider’s head. The longer the surfer remains in the tube, the more successful the ride.

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Time for school, Mollymook – Tuesday June 6

Time to surf, Mollymook – Tuesday June 6

Another wipe out, Mollymook – Tuesday June 6

Wipe out, Mollymook – Tuesday June 6