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A quiet day in Bruns after arrests and lock-ons

Though no machinery arrived at Wallum this morning, contractors and police were on the development site at Brunswick Heads as well as dozens of Save Wallum protesters. 

Plenty of smoke on the water for the final Lennox Longboarders event of 2019.

Crystal Cylinders

Lennox Longboarders final club round for 2019 was a perfect spring day with off-shore winds, good longboarding waves and a mid-morning high tide. 

All the elements came together to provide a great November round but with smoke filled skies there was a purplish brown haze over the ocean. 

Winner of the voucher from Lennox Surf went to Jake Ryan.

Results

Firsts: Aaron Smith, Jackson Cochrane, Eleanor Robertson, Wayne Booth, Rob Rye, Brendan Cahill.

Seconds: James Foster, Jemma Osbourne, Lee Middleton, Matt Durkin, Gary Alford, Greg Gover.

Thirds: Tom Steele, Taylor Hessian, Tasman Cahill, Fiona Duncan, Una Fahey, Toby Ryan.

Fourths: Terry Kay, Meg Smith, Veronica Silver, Peter Regan, Kate Ashdown, Will Petrie.

Fifths: Jake Ryan, Grant Ryan, Lachlan Jones, Steve Fosterling, Liz Petterson, Damian Anderson.

Sixths: Andrew Smith, Emily Simmonds, Nick Mitchell, Jim Baker, Gabby Alford, Jane Birch.


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