While the ocean was reasonably calm, the sky was fiery this morning. If you were on the beachfront around 6:45 you would have caught that beautiful, drawn-out winter sunrise. The light transitioned from vivid reds and oranges through to calming pinks and yellows before eventually settling to the usual daylight tones. It wasn't the most intense sunrise of the year but the colour and light lingered on for over 15 minutes.

There's a renewal of south swell on the ocean this morning. Queenie had consistent 1 footers on the early low tide and I imagine with an incoming time and a little more exposure to the south swell, there'd be fun little waves on offer. Get into it while you can!

The crew from A Corner Of The Earth are rolling out the reels for one final showing of Kamchatka tonight at The Orpheum - Last chance to see the film on the big screen! Tickets Here

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Murray