Scatterling of Africa

Saturday, February 6, 2010

The east coast of Ireland is an unlikely spot for waves...but when they work, they work. This november and december we got lucky.

Posted by Robs at 6:19 AM

Robs: I was born at the tip of the African continent under the shadow of Table Mountain and my earliest adventures and memories are scattered between Cape Town, northern Kwa-Zulu Natal and Zimbabwe. From there my family traveled to europe, northern canada and australia eventually settling in the southernmost corner of New Zealand's south island. Only a year later we were on the move again, this time to a small town in northern British Columbia where my parents would stay for the next 16 years. My nomadic tendencies were already set, though, and I have so far never managed to stay anywhere longer than 7 years. My adventures have taken me from the snowy mountains of western Canada to the red-gold autumns of New York state to the blue mountains of Australia and eventually back "home" - Africa. In between there have been some amazing places to see and people to meet in all corners of the world. For now I am based in Ireland for a couple of years to finish my studies, and so you will find a few photos of this emerald isle and its wonderful people and waves as well. As Helen Keller said - Life is either one daring adventure, or it is nothing.

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