Swiss Champ on tour 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇮🇪🇬🇧

I think that a lot of beaches on the Atlantic look that way in late August and September but it was probably clear of seaweed before that. Sample size of 1 so make of it what you will...
 
Lee D said:
My wife’s family is from Ireland so I had to show her that pic…”ewww look at the beach of your people” 😂😂
She was not amused lol
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Ha ha yeah, to be fair it was low tide and the tide goes out a very long way. It just didn't impress my nearly five year old son who has only been to Australian beaches and his last memory of the beach is the place pictured below 274247681_967751453946052_3895146819151306715_n-853x1024~2.jpg
 
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Enkrig said:
I think that a lot of beaches on the Atlantic look that way in late August and September but it was probably clear of seaweed before that. Sample size of 1 so make of it what you will...
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Totally correct mate 👌🏻
 
sonofwilfred said:
The rain stopped so we headed to the beach, not quite like the white sands in Australia. My son was slightly disappointed, so much seaweed. The local council cleans the seaweed away each morning.

https://imgur.com/vBw4pLl
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Never been to Ireland, or Australia for that matter. My great great maternal grandparents were born in Ireland, but then moved to the UK, but still I'd like to visit.

Looks like you're having a good time, with the family, & your SAKs..
 
TheArab said:
Never been to Ireland, or Australia for that matter. My great great maternal grandparents were born in Ireland, but then moved to the UK, but still I'd like to visit.

Looks like you're having a good time, with the family, & your SAKs..
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Great places great people, my wife constantly points out that I say gday and share a yarn with complete strangers, i find most people have a good side. I'm flying to England next week just for a day but sadly I can't think of a way of taking the holiday knife.
 
An interesting thread, thanks for starting it up. I’m not a fan of the champ because... well the heft and bulk. But I see how awesome it is. My own use of the tinker has gotten me hooked on saks.
 
JM2 said:
An interesting thread, thanks for starting it up. I’m not a fan of the champ because... well the heft and bulk. But I see how awesome it is. My own use of the tinker has gotten me hooked on saks.
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Thanks mate, it sure is a beaut.
Dan.
 
You could always bring your lad to our west coast beaches in New Zealand to show him the black sand beaches for something different. Looks like you will need to get a new knife from England, use it for the day, and then post it back to Ireland and bring it back home to Oz :D
 
Storm 8593 said:
You could always bring your lad to our west coast beaches in New Zealand to show him the black sand beaches for something different. Looks like you will need to get a new knife from England, use it for the day, and then post it back to Ireland and bring it back home to Oz :D
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All great plans, we will definitely head to NZ soon enough. I didn't know about the black sand myself. I'm not sure if it's Irish laws or just postal service rules but knives can't be posted to Ireland. But yes sending back home to Australia is a great idea 👍🏻👍🏻
 
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