✎ Field notes from the club
The Logbook.
Field notes from the club — trips, comps, and the days that didn't fit the Monday/Friday rhythm.
PAGE 07 Making Cup day happen people, kit and a BBQ
Judges, a BBQ, tables, music, electricity and four coloured rashies. Here is what we need to organise for Friday 16 October, who needs to take it on, and when it needs to be ready.
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PAGE 06 Why we do this: short phone videos
Seven short phone videos before the Cup, each one a different person from the club saying why they do this, plus one of the granola being baked. No script, no fancy editing.
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PAGE 05 Cup Vol. 02: Friday 16 October
The second Sunset Duckies Cup is a Friday: 16 October, Tamarin Bay. Heats for every level, crowns for the Duckie King and Queen, a grey goose heat for the parents — and something cooking for the day.
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PAGE 04 We're back: new semester, new rules
One open kickoff, semester membership, one parent from every family in the water, Estelle joining the brand work, and a competition planned for October.
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PAGE 03 Project Molt: building the brand
Sunset Duckies started as a surf club. Project Molt asks whether it can also become a product brand built around quality, local work and communities that can shape it for themselves.
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PAGE 02 Dawn patrol: the parents at Le Morne
One Sunday in July the parents drove south early, paddled out under the mountain and put a drone up. The Duckies had the beach. Everyone came home happy.
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PAGE 01 Duckies on tour: the Le Morne reef
We swapped the Tamarin shorebreak for a boat day at the island's wildest corner — snorkelling over the Le Morne reef, watching One Eye peel, and learning what the mountain remembers.
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More pages incoming — every comp, every trip, every milestone.
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