Braymains

comment by 5th generation nulla local., 2006-09-19 04:59:53

its called ledgends
back in the day in the 70's when there used to be 100 foot tall sand dunes on the kurnell peninsular that were visible from saddleback mountain in kiama and the beach at wanda used to extend 80m from the dunes, and blackwoods beach used to extend half way out to the island and suck rock was covered by a beach, ledgends used to be the best wave in cronulla, a huge reef that was covered by a hard packed sand bank. it used to handle any sized swell and barrel for 250+ metres and then dump into the shore break. if you dont belive me, check out an old nulla movie called puberty blues and suss out all the sand in the shots covering the cliff at voodoo and and the scenes in green hills when it was a thick jungle.

comment by schmitty, 2006-07-28 12:28:05

bread rolls was the best if every seen it
last sunday..the 23rd was a mad day it was perfect,heaps clean ad barrel like a fucking dream then into a massive close out at south nulla were you could hit made barrel rolls and shit (dave you are a champ hitting the best bazza rolls off it)..but it was packed like 20 guys out all fighting for the waves..but it was still awesome...i was the guy doing DK's out there..awww did anyone see that red head kid bus driving the 2 footers and doing the double kneed drop knees in the white wash haha.

comment by Pops, 2006-06-17 00:17:43

It's predominantly a left
This spot can be a really fun place to surf. I don't know if it's called Legends or Bread Rolls or whatever and I don't really care. I've surfed it 4-5ft and it's mostly a left. I've also surfed it at about 8-10ft and at that size, you're almost surfing as far off the swimming pools as Cronulla Point and it is only a left at this size and more south towards South Cronulla, so much so that you can actually finish your ride at South Cronulla. Just beware of all the water moving back out off the beach.