The freedom to surf uncrowned waves is a rare gift, I stop surfing because I couldn’t deal with the crowds; I just don’t want to leave the water unhappy. I’m 56 and I’ll give it another crack this winter.
I agree with you that surfing uncrowded waves are generally more fun but interesting take that crowds make you unhappy. Surfing is fairly unique in it's antisocial nature
I'm 71 and have never stepped back because of the crowd. My thought is if you want waves get a bigger board or Sup surf. I do both and stay in great shape . SUP surfing is a full body workout.
This made me feel something. Longing i think. Longing for the moments of flow that are clearly written on the faces of these men as they ride their waves, unable to think of anything but the very moment they are in. Thank you for sharing. I will go climb a tree now to satiate my longing.
Wow, it's really beautiful. Seeing surfers practicing longboard is a spectacle, plus the landscapes are really beautiful. The optics, the color of the video is extraordinarily beautiful.
Really more enjoyable than 99.9% of the surf vids i have seen. Because for one reason, the isolation...Surfing Retains the "Mana" without Crowds. Great Longboarding...
Hireth is a beautiful film, and a thoughtful depiction of the Outer Hebrides. Twenty-five years ago, I rode my push-bike from the Isle of Lewis down to Vatersay. Behind me, in a specially built trailer, I pulled my 7'6" Minard, a thick wetsuit and some camping gear. I recognized a few of the spots these guys surfed, as well as the standing stones that keep watch over the shores of Celtic Europe. These stelae pre-date the pyramids. Archeologists don't really know why the Bronze-Age Celts stood these stones up, but they are the source of many legends. For example, in 1680 John Morisone wrote that the stones were men "converted into stone by ane Inchanter." I think the stones are meant to keep watch over this wild coast and warn off any would-be invaders. The weather in the Outer Hebrides is usually enough to scare off modern invaders -- most of the time it's sheeting down rain and blowing a gale. The surfers in Hireth used local knowledge, and advanced weather forecasting, to catch these reefs and coves when they were at their best. Now I want to go back. Except next time, I'll ride in a Land Rover and strap the boards to the roof.
Loved that. The euphoria of surfing such remote and stunning spots, particularly when the sun is low and the sea is cold, is hard to describe or depict. This film does is beautifully.
Love this mellow, moving film. Such a beautiful blend of smooth, smooth surf riding, soft dreamlike landscapes and banging fiddle playing! Well done lads!
Much thanks for the beautiful film and music. I was delighted to see there is an entire album worth of music on Apple Music by Martin Hayes & The Common Ground Ensemble. I listened to the album twice this morning driving from Houston to Surfside Beach, Texas. We had similar surf to that captured in the film...nice waist high glass with light offshores, back-lit faces by sunrise. THANKS!
Too right. I still appreciate my life surfing and sailing when i did in my younger years and I could always make time to visit the ocean more but we have excuses like work or whatever. I was bodysurfing in my local beach in S.A. and it was the best thing ever. I thought to myself I should've brought the board down but it was great just to get into that ocean and surf the waves
Thank you. That was just so beautiful. I was born in Australia, raised in Ireland and Wales and now back in AU for the bulk of my adult life. Something has always been missing... a sense of home, now more so than ever. I'm happy you figured this out in time. 😊
What a tremendous short film this is.. The Outer Hebrides is such a special place and you guys had such wonderful dancing fun surfing the waves.. I'm looking forward to getting back up there.. The play of light is sublime... Great musical choice also.
Seth, the work you have crafted is outstanding. Your ability to create videography that is not only deeply immersive and fluid but also visually stunning is impressive. It's admirable how you've integrated other talented individuals into the production, enhancing its impact and elegance. The sound design, in particular, was exceptional. I believe that the land and sea themselves would stand in awe of Mike Lay's incredible talent showcased in this project. It is awesome also to see Finisterre holding down its authentic roots.
This is so beautifully shot, warms my heart. I’ve become a big fan of the brand, since I discovered it about 1.5 yrs ago and continue to buy it and recommend it … I should be on commission 😂 !!
Beautiful part of the world can't wait to visit again not just for the surf places like this make me feel free peace and tranquillity amazing views of land and sea great scenery 😁👍🤙
Absolutely loved this! Beautifully made, great location and the boys genuine stoke is brilliant. Down here in Oz it’s rare these days to get a fun, uncrowded wave with your mates.
Sad that those living in these places lost their homes to those who bought into this dream. Hireth/Hiraeth: Like their homes, has been appropriated to mean something for others, but not for them.
The freedom to surf uncrowned waves is a rare gift, I stop surfing because I couldn’t deal with the crowds; I just don’t want to leave the water unhappy. I’m 56 and I’ll give it another crack this winter.
I agree with you that surfing uncrowded waves are generally more fun but interesting take that crowds make you unhappy. Surfing is fairly unique in it's antisocial nature
It’s gotten better since the covid peak
I'm 71 and have never stepped back because of the crowd. My thought is if you want waves get a bigger board or Sup surf. I do both and stay in great shape . SUP surfing is a full body workout.
This made me feel something. Longing i think. Longing for the moments of flow that are clearly written on the faces of these men as they ride their waves, unable to think of anything but the very moment they are in.
Thank you for sharing. I will go climb a tree now to satiate my longing.
Wow, it's really beautiful. Seeing surfers practicing longboard is a spectacle, plus the landscapes are really beautiful.
The optics, the color of the video is extraordinarily beautiful.
Really more enjoyable than 99.9% of the surf vids i have seen. Because for one reason, the isolation...Surfing Retains the "Mana" without Crowds. Great Longboarding...
Hireth is a beautiful film, and a thoughtful depiction of the Outer Hebrides. Twenty-five years ago, I rode my push-bike from the Isle of Lewis down to Vatersay. Behind me, in a specially built trailer, I pulled my 7'6" Minard, a thick wetsuit and some camping gear. I recognized a few of the spots these guys surfed, as well as the standing stones that keep watch over the shores of Celtic Europe. These stelae pre-date the pyramids. Archeologists don't really know why the Bronze-Age Celts stood these stones up, but they are the source of many legends. For example, in 1680 John Morisone wrote that the stones were men "converted into stone by ane Inchanter." I think the stones are meant to keep watch over this wild coast and warn off any would-be invaders. The weather in the Outer Hebrides is usually enough to scare off modern invaders -- most of the time it's sheeting down rain and blowing a gale. The surfers in Hireth used local knowledge, and advanced weather forecasting, to catch these reefs and coves when they were at their best. Now I want to go back. Except next time, I'll ride in a Land Rover and strap the boards to the roof.
Loved that. The euphoria of surfing such remote and stunning spots, particularly when the sun is low and the sea is cold, is hard to describe or depict. This film does is beautifully.
hiraeth!!! deepest connected to our own home in ourselves; marvellous!!!!!= profunda conección a nuestro hogar en nosotros mismos; maravilloso!!!
Cant beat a bit of Martin Hayes! Bravo, cool flick
Love this mellow, moving film. Such a beautiful blend of smooth, smooth surf riding, soft dreamlike landscapes and banging fiddle playing! Well done lads!
back in 2019, we've cycled across the Hebrides, what a magical, amazing place
Beautifully done, and please link the soundtrack/artists!!!
Sounds like The Gloaming.
Superb surfing in a simply stunning landscape, you shown it off beautifully. As good a reason to move north from Devon as anything I've seen..
Much thanks for the beautiful film and music. I was delighted to see there is an entire album worth of music on Apple Music by Martin Hayes & The Common Ground Ensemble. I listened to the album twice this morning driving from Houston to Surfside Beach, Texas. We had similar surf to that captured in the film...nice waist high glass with light offshores, back-lit faces by sunrise. THANKS!
Gorgeous film
This film was so moving. Absolute love it guys, keep up the good work 🤙🏼
Too right. I still appreciate my life surfing and sailing when i did in my younger years and I could always make time to visit the ocean more but we have excuses like work or whatever. I was bodysurfing in my local beach in S.A. and it was the best thing ever. I thought to myself I should've brought the board down but it was great just to get into that ocean and surf the waves
Beautiful movie & sentiments in final section…well done
Nice waves and top tunes 😁
So much like my homeland, Finisterre, Brittany. What a beatifull peace of earth you live in.
Thank you. That was just so beautiful. I was born in Australia, raised in Ireland and Wales and now back in AU for the bulk of my adult life. Something has always been missing... a sense of home, now more so than ever. I'm happy you figured this out in time. 😊
What a tremendous short film this is.. The Outer Hebrides is such a special place and you guys had such wonderful dancing fun surfing the waves.. I'm looking forward to getting back up there.. The play of light is sublime... Great musical choice also.
Delightful and beautiful.
I feel we need more wildlife enrichment in our lives.
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Seth, the work you have crafted is outstanding. Your ability to create videography that is not only deeply immersive and fluid but also visually stunning is impressive. It's admirable how you've integrated other talented individuals into the production, enhancing its impact and elegance. The sound design, in particular, was exceptional. I believe that the land and sea themselves would stand in awe of Mike Lay's incredible talent showcased in this project. It is awesome also to see Finisterre holding down its authentic roots.
Awesome clip! The dream, adventures and cold water surfing with no one else
Hats off to the music score, the Common Ground Ensemble.👍🙏. Classy.
That was special. Best surf movie I’ve seen in a long time
Thank you, its wonderful
Can I get that soundtrack? This is one of the best surfing videos I've ever seen.
This is so beautifully shot, warms my heart. I’ve become a big fan of the brand, since I discovered it about 1.5 yrs ago and continue to buy it and recommend it … I should be on commission 😂 !!
So beautiful ~ thank you for sharing.
Beautifully shot. Subbed🇳🇿📸
This is beautiful, thank-you for making and sharing!
great. edit. !! classy stuff. great angles and. cinematography...sometimes the most epic surf trip.. is the one. you take. to your. local. spot!!
refreshing surf film with music to match
....oooh that music makes me want to ski fast in the trees !!! ... Solid Hang Ten !!! Beautiful video !!! ...Thank You.... : )
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Just shows how well a longboard can be ridden!
Just a beautiful surf movie!
Beautiful part of the world can't wait to visit again not just for the surf places like this make me feel free peace and tranquillity amazing views of land and sea great scenery 😁👍🤙
Absolutely loved this! Beautifully made, great location and the boys genuine stoke is brilliant. Down here in Oz it’s rare these days to get a fun, uncrowded wave with your mates.
What truely beautiful surf film and location.. really great insights in the closing scenes as well...... well done all involved!!!
How it should be .... magical
A truly beautiful film all round, with the quality of the surfing and the music complementing the Majesty of the environment. Thanks for sharing :)
Sweet wee film. Loved it, thanks.
really enjoyed that one lads. cracking tunes and all
Such a beautiful film. Inspiring.
Stunning guys!❤
aww the doggo!!
Beautiful video.
Beautiful film!
What surfing and surf movies should be.
Thank you. My mind just went there.
liquid poetry
Hiraeth, the ache for home felt by the Welsh…..and I imagine all the other Celto-Gaelic communities.
Thanks, I was wondering what that word meant. But "hiraeth" can't be Welsh: There aren't enough letters in the word, and only three vowels.
Mellow. Nice.
Superbbbb
Well done Finisterre!! More of the same please!
Can I hireth a foamy over in the Hebrides or should I bringeth my own?
Lovely
Malbu is firing all week.
Clearly, this is not Malibu.
Who is this music by, it’s stunning
How many times a year does it look like that?
As the saying goes..."I love the British summer....it's my favourite day of the year". 😁
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Sad that those living in these places lost their homes to those who bought into this dream.
Hireth/Hiraeth: Like their homes, has been appropriated to mean something for others, but not for them.
Anyone know the music?
damn its a long drive from London but I'm going
Great video. The word is spelt Hiraeth though and it's annoying me sorry otherwise a lovely surf film
hope to the pretani