Last week we saw in the news: "Big sweel hits Cape Town!"
Twiggy was there, and another famous names from the world of big wave surfing.
My friend Neil Havenga was there too. Hes is already known on this humble and lazy site. Yes, i'm lazy but i coudn't  let this fact go blank.
Neil Havenga is a charger, he is a bad ass diver, he is a very good person and i don't know if he is still a boozer.
No more words. Just Images

Danilo Couto compartilhando sabedoria sem contar o segredo.

Mason Ho has the blood of a charger, and a a clown too. 
This is the true happy suicide.

"Forget the fashion and the inherent passion 
Let the sun and the tide head us when it´s right
You love like you live, you live like you love
Maybe you have to sleep all day and to think at night
Let´s celebrate the individuality 
Enjoy loneliness as ancient knights
The world is full of crap and sickness
Let´s take a step aside." Rogério Aguiar (Lo-Fi)

 Kohl Christensen shows the ideology to the world

Spencer Pirdy talks about how we went from a wanna-be longboarder to surfing Mavericks.

video by: Dshea

I don't have nothing to say, i was thrilled with Shane Dorian's speech about his big mamma in Jaws.

Imagine if Babe Ruth told you about his greatest home run. Or Joe Montana described the best pass he'd ever thrown. Imagine, for a moment, that Hugh Hefner recalled the most beautiful woman he'd ever seen. You'd be rapt, wouldn't you? Because if those guys are claiming, "best ever," then it is something truly special. And so when Shane Dorian walks us through the greatest wave he's ever caught in his life, we should set aside 3 minutes and 47 seconds to listen. And watch. In this clip, Dorian gives us the play-by-play of a 50-foot barrel he rode at Jaws a few months ago. The situation: just trying to get a small one in. The drop:perfectly clean — until the giant boil. The claim: not even halfway through. It was a perfect wave that only he could have surfed so perfectly, and we're lucky to have a great share his greatest moment.

This son of a gun knows the meaning of the word commitment. Born in South Africa, he doesn't fear cold water and sharks, and spends half of the year under the ocean.
He doesn't mind about going over the falls or getting smashed into the reef and once he decides to go in a wave, he puts the head down  and paddle like hell. 
I saw with my own eyes an unsuccessfully grabrail airdrop under a thick lip on a low tide slabbing G-land.
Besides this he`s a true charger and masters the art of tube riding. 
His name is Neil Havenga, for us, just Africa.

I took all the pictures and some captions from his Facebook profile.

The high level surf performed by boozers in G-land is impressive, specially for a person who lives in the farm, like me.
Dave Thomas is the resident photographer from one of the camps, and in the night, he's always drunk, searching for fights and fun at another camps.
Besides this he's a motherfucker good surfer and stays tall in the barrel, and, sometimes, share some with one Ozzie or another.I downloaded these photos of some obscure place on the internet. If anyone knows who is the photographer who took these photos, please tell me.

A farmer, a builder and a charger. 

A great clip that shows how to change the parameters. Put yourself in the critical zone, charge your brothers and don`t let them get all the glory. Fear is part of the deal and what makes you focused and alive. The rest is faith, not luck.