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Hello

Me and a friend are planning a mid-week surf and stay trip thing for the end of May. Partly because lessons are cheaper than June - August and also it's the best time for my friend to go. But will it be chilly and ghost town like?

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Hello back !!!

With two bank holidays at each end of May, R.T.T.S (Run to the Sun) & the start of the <bloody>student influx it won't be quiet no !!!

Water temperature will depend on the winter we've had as some May's I have found the sea temperature quite nice & others still winter chilly ... so its up to mother nature
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i've been down in april before and each time the sea has been fine
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Excellent. Thank you!
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It's alright Star saying that as she is as hard nails as don't feel the cold.
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