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The only kinda barrels that should be harvested from SA

Sam Wrench and Beau Foster and a demonstration of the raw beauty of the Bight.

If you’re a surfer who also roams the endless fields of social media you’d no doubt have come across the #fightforthebight campaign taking place around Australia. It aims to stop the deepwater drilling of oil in the Great Australian Bight by Norwegian company Equinor, and in turn keep the raw, rugged and critically important coastline of the Great Australian Bight safe from a potentially devastating spill.

Speaking of critical water, here’s a killer clip of Sam Wrench and Beau Foster, joined by local lad Josiah Schmucker doing the only kind of barrel harvesting that should be allowed in the Bight.

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