Goat Island_Tow in Surfing : 無料・フリー素材/写真
Goat Island_Tow in Surfing / Alpat
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| 説明 | "After a summer of strong NE winds the swells got up.This video was taken (26 March 2022) from Māpoutahi pā (Goat Island) Blueskin Bay, Dunedin New Zealand.A sad day as a surfer was drowned at Aramoana and the following rāhui put in place out of respect.lKia hiwa rā, kia hiwa rā!Kua taki te koukou o te ruru.Kua riro atu rā tētahi i te rika kaha o aituā.Ka tū te rāhui, ā, ka rere kā tai o aroha ki te whānau i tēnei wā pōuri. This is to respectfully advise that Te Rūnanga o Ōtākou has now placed a rāhui / a temporary closure out of respect for the mate / drowning Saturday afternoon at 1430 hours. The rāhui is for the area of Aramoana, from Heyward Point to the Spit Wharf for 24 hours until 3pm tomorrow Sunday 27th March. Please network to the public, your whānau/family, friends and contacts, including surfers, seafood gatherers, fishers, commercial fishers and divers."Music "Robots In Love - The Ravens"ODT The New Zealand surfing community lost one of its brightest lights yesterday.Jamie Civil was doing what he loved - riding his board on plunging waves in the bright and blustery wind for the 35th annual Herb and Paro Memorial Surf competition, held at Aramoana Spit.Then he ran into trouble.About 2.30pm, police and St John were called after receiving reports of a man drowning.St John came with a helicopter and ambulance, but neither was required for transportation."He was brought from the water and given medical attention but unfortunately was not able to be revived," a police spokesperson said.The South Coast Boardriders Association’s Facebook page stated the surfing event was "held in remembrance of past club members Robert Herbert and Matthias Paro".About 50 people had gathered at the beach to watch the competition.A witness at the scene said he was watching surfers at the beach when a helicopter arrived with a paramedic to tend to an injured surfer.He said he had rarely seen waves so large at the beach.It was "definitely a big day", but the conditions did not seem dangerous to him and all of the surfers he saw seemed experienced.On Facebook, the South Coast Boardriders Association posted a remembrance and an opportunity to support Civil’s mourning family through the crowdfunding site givealittle.co.nz."The New Zealand surfing community lost one of its most respected surfers . . . when Jamie Civil drowned while surfing huge waves," the statement read.The association stated Civil’s partner Courtney and daughter Lenni were at the beach when the drowning happened."He loved them both dearly."They had become a perfect part of his world, and he loved the beautiful life they had created," the statement read.The money raised through givealittle.co.nz would help Civil’s partner and daughter "adjust to the sudden shock of life without their partner and Dad".Two pages on the crowdfunding site have so far raised more than $25,000. Te Runanga o Otakou placed a rahui (temporary closure) on the area from Heyward point to the Spit until 3pm Sunday.Food gathering and swimming are discouraged until the rahui is lifted.The death will be referred to a coroner. |
| 撮影日 | 2022-03-27 06:32:56 |
| 撮影者 | Alpat , Dunedin, New Zealand |
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| 撮影地 | Warrington, Otago, New Zealand 地図 |