September 26th, 2011
Somewhere in Nicaragua
What’s up folks? It is Lucha Libre here bringing you some of the action we had on the beach. There was definitely swell out there but unfortunately the winds were not cooperating today. Chest to head high sets were rolling and the winds were light onshore. Check it out!!!
El Codo Lopez took a ride with me to the beach and made it out as soon as we got there. Here he is caught smacking the lip on this section.
Big boy taking care of his territory. Cuidado chanchito, I mean perrito!!!
The winds were onshore but the day was pretty nice and sunny. A good day to spend it with your girl on the beach. Well done David!
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FROM THE ARCHIVES
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