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Pirate enjoys walking plank

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Napier-based Radio Hauraki Pirate Mark Perry executes a deft cut-back on his long board at Te Awanga yesterday. Perry was one of dozens of surfers making the most of the two-metre waves at Te Awanga and Haumoana yesterday afternoon.

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