Putsborough Bead ocean

Putsborough Bead oceanPutsborough is a Hamlet on the west facing coast of North Devon. It is approximately 1 km north of Croyde. North of this hamlet is Putsbourgh Sands. The name Putsborough Sands is given to the southern part of Woolacombe beach. Putsborough is one of the only beaches in the area that benefits from some protection from the south westerly winds because of the surrounding headline. It has fairly slow waves, which makes it suitable for beginners. The

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On a spring low tide with a big swell running you can get some steep take offs into closeout barrels

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Engraved with ‘Nalu' on the top (not shown on image)

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These patterns represent the powerful swirling and tumbling of enormous waves when they hit shallow off shore reefs

textured sea glass finish

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Crisp and clear this ocean’s icy starkness also gives it its beauty