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Was concerned that readers may confuse Greens Beach in the Tamar Valey with Green Point which is the surfing mecca on the west coast.
Marc thanks for taking the time to comment. We have corrected a few angles as a result of your observations. Even though (agreed) Marrawah is inland a small distance the area is still known collectively amongst surfers as ‘Marrawah’. They then get down to the different breaks which are much more specific using descriptions such as ‘Greens’. The terms seem interchangable. A recent visit by someone on staff spawned the article.
Thanks again for taking time to guide us. It is appreciated.
This article needs to be taken down or the factual errors corrected. Greens Beach is not a surf beach and Marrawah is not a seaside town.