March 4th, 2006
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Small and offshore today – checking some other spots for waves but there’s just not too much swell in the water. It’s about knee to waist high on sets and we’re waiting for next week when we are supposed to receive our first real swell of the season.
What do we do when it’s flat? Today I drank warm goat milk from a coke bottle – yummmmmmy – actually it was horrible and I’ll never drink it again. At least now I know.
We did get a chance to go spearfishing today. Brown somehow managed to tag this prehistoric looking creature out on the reef in front of his new house. It was quite a feat considering that the visibility was only about 3 or 4 feet.
Tell me this isn’t one of the prettiest beaches you’ve ever seen. (By the way – You can walk to it from the NSR Casita)
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