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Huge effort from young Streaky surfers

The West Coasters enjoying their end of event party. Back: Anna Faulkner, Ivy Karp, Matt King, Lucy Guidera, Indie Dolling, Ava Walsh, Pania Alexander, Raven Alexander, Bridie Faulkner, Winston Day, Vita Karp, Banjo Burge; front: Jude Elliott, Elsie Walsh, Maddie Faulkner, Scarlett Burge, Penny Day, Sunny Faulkner, Alexa Williams and Macy King. (Supplied)
James Jacobi

A surf, swim and ocean-based fundraising sensation again swept through Streaky Bay across the second month of the year, with […]

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