![](https://newsports.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/dan-ryan-slab.jpg)
Not only that did the race at Margaret River get busy on Monday, May 27. They were going to deal with Main Break, which was small compared to the large crew taking on The Right – then Scott Bauer received a call from his buddies Simon Tein and Tom Godden. — We are going to tow Cow Reef back with us, they told him.
In the morning, I was quite busy chasing around but thought whooo that will be at the upper end of do-able Scott When he arrived they were already back at the launch ramp, a bit rattled after experiencing their own wild moments. They said it was a large one — 25, maybe up to 30 feet. They were just coming in to swap boards and as we were chatting I actually got a call from a couple of other mates that had gone down The Right.
I’d heard that the fabled but super suspect slab was out of bounds from an onshore in the forecast. Simon and Tom were just like, ‘Go! Jump in!’ Scott ditched an afternoon at work to film his buddies from a drone. “Evening ni jab bhi le saki, pura din shoot nahi kiya,” he confesses “MORNING SWELL THAT I MISSED” But, I was gifted the light! There were those immoral waves with the XL factor though few and far between. It wasn’t huge, but a good day to do my first saddle up this year.