November 15th, 2014
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hi, we welcome friends from California (Jeff, Mitch, Colin, Dan and Gregg). They will be with us for a week. After a long journey by plane it’s time to watch the waves. The plan is to be in the water as soon as possible. Let’s see how are the wave.
Dan Kanan and me are sure we want to go for that right. After a few minutes we are all ready to jump into the water.
Mitch Nahass was the first to break the ice, in less than a minute had already taken two waves. The party was just beginning.
After couple minutes everybody was going. Every waves come to us was taken. Jeff Tenn know this wave so he was choosing the good one.
I think this does not work. I think there is still no water sport who mix these two styles of surfing. Thanks Tony Z for the photo.
Colin Maduzia was show me how doing. Ok. I understood.
We have a time to relax, waiting a set, talking about go fishing and down patrol after a good coffee cup.
I don’t know what happened but was fun. Double party of wipeout.
Special congratulations to Gregg Nahass. We are celebrate his birthday number thirty. Our hope he get the best wave of his life in this week.
Ok mis amigos. Was a beautiful sunset full of colors, good time for beers and amazing dinner. NSR is happy to give you a great time in Nicaragua. See you tomorrow, if we don’t catch a fish we gonna buy one, but be tuned. Armando Lopez is out.
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