TINAS TRANSGENDER WORLD

Its Tuesday the 24th of July and wear heading for surf city Newquay ,the capitol of surfing in the uk ,with its great venues like Fistrol Beach and Crantock Beach.

We set off early that morning and hit the roads heading for Newquay .

It wasant long before we could see the aproach to Newquay and streight way we could see that because it was sutch a nice day ,the beaches were packed and the surf was full of board boys rideing the foamy white surf.

Newquay is the place wear they hold the world surfing championships when its in the uk .

We had a great time on the beach there despite it being packed and i enjoyed watching the guys catching the lovely atlantic rollers out in the surf.

After spending some time on Fistrol beach it was time to head back in to town for a bite to eat ,and check out some of the old haunts ive viseted many times over the years on my happy holidays there with my family and freinds .

Over the years ive seen many changes hear in newquay and the place has become alot more comercialised , but one thing never seems to change and thats the amount of surf shops hear ,and i notice one of the originals are still hear in Fat Willys Surf Shack .

The following shots are a couple taken in the town itself ,and also show a couple of its famouse venues for nightlife .

This is the famouse Sailers nightspot thats changed so much over the years ,we used to call it the tardis ,because it looked small outside ,but the place could hold 2000 people on a busy night.

We were now gonna head for the other great surfing beach in Newquay ,and that was Crantock beach.

Ive spent many happy hours over the years paddling in the water wear the river Gannel flows out into the sea there ,and ive fond memrories of the famouse fern pit caffee ,wear you climb down dozens of steps to reach the little lobster place wear you can buy freash lobsters to eat .

At the end of the river gannel wear she runs into the sea lies one of the jewels of newquay Crantock beach .

The small tanks inside the little shop wear they keep the crabs and lobsters for sale .

This little place has been owned and run for generations by the same family ,and they also operate the little ferry that takes you across when the tides in .

Catching a wave on crantock , a real jewel on the cornish coast .