March 3rd, 2014
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hello good afternoon. the tide bring nice little waves and make everybody try to get in to the barrel. The wind drop and also the water temperature , water is fresh again. check the line up.
Here is “El negro bandido” Simon getting the first barrel of today. He got two little nugget in and outs.
Left and right were working good today so regular footers and goofy footers were trying get in to a shack.
The swell is starting to pumping right now. The lines are good, so we need to see what is coming for the next days. Here is a wave with one of the few riders in this point.
Here is Seth in to this little nugget. Getting his first barrel this year. I try in a few waves, but don’t come out yet.
Today, not many people try perform cut, but this guy has the only one. Today start to be good for get a barrel.
Ok mis amigos. Waves keep coming better and better. Every body is going to surf the last session, I am going too. See you tomorrow and check the report. Armando Lopez is out.
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FROM THE ARCHIVES
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