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Mitch Crews Refuses to Frown During Lockdown

Keep it upbeat with the Queenslander's feel-good edit.

Last week Tracks spoke to Mitch Crews to get his views on how surfing was changing on the Gold Coast under the threat of Covid-19. His take was refreshingly optimistic, and made it clear he wasn’t going to let the worry and anxiety surrounding the global pandemic get him down. As you can see from the footage above, Mitch has been spending his fair share of time in the water both pre and post lock down, collecting clips for this edit, and we’re glad he did. Cheers for the pick-me-up Mitch!

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