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About 15 years ago we did what we came to call "The Four Corners Year" when we visited all 4 the extreme ends of South Africa in 1 year. Alexander Bay, Cape Agulhas, Kosi Mouth and Beit Bridge. Added serious kilometres to the Landy, because between visiting each corner, we returned home to Cape Town to do a bit of work. In the process we also saw some of Namibia, Zimbabwe and Mozambique. Like I said, some driving! 

you left out crook's corner?!

https://www.portfoliocollection.com/travel-blog/how-crooks-corner-in-kruger-got-its-name

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Personally I think being able to paddle onto a wave is the ultimate. That moment you see your opportunity, u turn, you start to get anxious, you paddle some more, you get more excited and then off you go, a sigh of relief, you up and riding the wave.

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Personally I think being able to paddle onto a wave is the ultimate. That moment you see your opportunity, u turn, you start to get anxious, you paddle some more, you get more excited and then off you go, a sigh of relief, you up and riding the wave.

 

...and then comes the bottom turn, and you either go vertical up the face to smash the daylight out of the oncoming lip, or you perform a quick snap before ducking under the lip for that 8 second barrel, where time really does slow down to the point of almost standing still. Suddenly you are spat out riding a ball of foam and mist, whooping your lungs out, and then finally ending the ride with a rail-grab cutback and kick-out. You paddle back to the top of the lineup, claiming the "best barrel I've ever had, bru" to all your mates. 

 

 

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...and then comes the bottom turn, and you either go vertical up the face to smash the daylight out of the oncoming lip, or you perform a quick snap before ducking under the lip for that 8 second barrel, where time really does slow down to the point of almost standing still. Suddenly you are spat out riding a ball of foam and mist, whooping your lungs out, and then finally ending the ride with a rail-grab cutback and kick-out. You paddle back to the top of the lineup, claiming the "best barrel I've ever had, bru" to all your mates. 

 

 

"ONLY A SURFER KNOWS THE FEELING"

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i havent been out at the backbreakers in years. I mtb now and on occasion sit on a fishing kayak and get towed when I hook up

I rode door mats for a while, not quite surfing though. I'd like to give fishing of a ski a bash, must be a rush landing a large edd' on one.

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