December 17th, 2010
Somewhere in Nicaragua
NSR always do the best to help out Nicaraguan’s communities. During the last 3 years Lucha’s family and NSR has been supporting bunch of kids with food, drinks, toys and some clothes during the Christmas Holidays. This year we want to make everyone of you guys part of this mission, let’s join efforts and make this come true. Last year we provided supplies to more than 150 kids, this year we want to take the goal over 200 kids but we need your help to make this possible. Make your donation to[email protected]via paypal, every dime would make a huge different on making all the kids happy. Thanks for your help!!!
Tune up your livers and get ready to PARTY – it’s time for the best BASH of the year at Mango Rosa!!!! It’s coming up TOMORROW and you won’t want to miss this. Kick off the summer in style with drink specials, a volleyball competition and the world famous RODEO SURFING COMP. If anybody knows how to throw a proper BASH, it’s the Mango crew. Don’t miss this one.
Today the waves got smaller but they had really nice form to take the big boards out and even better to teach some surf lessons. It was running about knee to waist high on sets with nice offshore winds and the water was fresh. Check it out!
The NSR Surf School took our new friends from New York out, in their last session of their trip. They were so stoked, because they made the right call, taking surf lesson with the best surf school in town. Here they are posing for the camera to keep the moment for ever with one of the best surf instructor in town (The other one is D-litecito).
The water was not cold today, but there were jelly fish all over the place. These guys were not worried about the jelly fish and made it out to score many fun ones. This is Michael showing us how to ride a shortboard after his fourth lesson with NSR. This is the best proof we have to say that we really teach you how to surf.
Justin was also doing his thing. A 6’8 tall man catching a nice little nugget on his own. They had a blast out there and they did learn how to surf with the NSR Surf School.
Did we mention that the water was infected by jelly fish? I guess nobody wants to get stunk by one of these huge things, uh!
This is what we would call an Ensalada Mixta. White Chocolate Europen Milk and a little splash of Nica Brownie enjoying a good and sunny day at the beach!!!
When the surf lesson was done, everything was about having fun. This is Justin practicing his new move “La Cucaracha”.
Michael was also doing his thing and he wanted to patent the move. This is one of Oliver’s favorite moves when we have longboard contests. These guys learned pretty fast, uh. It was really nice to meeting you guys, hope to see you next time you guys come down.
Now Oliver is working in a new move. We called it the Scorpion and you can see why. The waves are supposed to be smaller for the next few days but it should be still pretty fun.
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