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SE7EN SEAS - Surfing world champ harley ingleby kelly dahlberg dylan longbottom james lewis

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Uploaded by on Jan 16, 2010

We hope you love our surf travel series "SE7EN SEAS'. Join our hosts - 2009 Longboard World Champion Harley Ingleby, Model and ex competition surfer Kelly Dahlberg (her Father Rod Dahlberg used to shape surfboards for 1999 World surfing Champion Mark Occhilupo) and Keira Czarnota as they travel the seven seas with the elite of world surfing. In this pilot episode Harley, Kelly and Keira are joined by freesurfers Dylan Longbottom and James Lewis as they travel to the town of 1770 located in Queensland on the East Coast of Australia. 1770 is located at the bottom tip of the Great Barrier Reef and this episode revolves around the amazing hospitality of Neil Mergard and the 1770 locals as the visiting surfers are treated to heaps of avdentures in the search of a great surf session on Australia's most iconic reef.

SE7EN SEAS is more than a surf series. It's the endless summer of the new millenium foccussing on the places we go, the people we meet and the adventures along the way.

We would love to know what you think of the pilot (and how it rates), what you like and what we can improve upon. Feel free to tell your friends as the more people who enjoy the pilot the sooner the series will be commissioned. Enjoy......

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