March 24th, 2008
Somewhere in Nicaragua
This is the last day of our trip in Panama so we decided explore around and visit some place. Here we are at the Panama Canal looking up how the ships goes through this giant canal.
We visited the oldest church in Panama that is supposed to be build in 1845 and it’s made of gold. Can you believe it? Here is the proof!!!
La Gaviota Chamorro was taking advantage i was doing some skate around. Here he is going big with a nice maneuver.
It is so good to learn about other country and feel the weather conditions. Here a cool shot from the bus meanwhile we are driving to our hotel.
Check out the view from our hotel at night. Alright folks, this is the last night we spend here so hoefully tomorrow we’ll be back in Nicaragua and eat some rice and beans. Please check back tomorrow.
RECENT REPORTS
Hey amigos! Welcome to Monday’s surf report from French Fries. The waves were pretty much firing when I rocked up to take pictures, but just like yesterday the wind went side-shore as soon as I put the camera away. At least some surfers caught the magic window.
Hey amigos! Welcome to March 1st’s surf report from French Fries. The waves were really fun in the late morning and early afternoon. The wind direction was perfect, but then flipped side-shore right as I went to grab my board haha.
Hey everyone! Welcome to Saturday’s early afternoon surf report from French Fries and Pangas. Bruno found the best waves of the photo window. Someone could’ve split the peak going left with him here too.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
We’ve got Roberto “Lucha Libre” Garcia with the surf report for today. It’s chest to head high on sets, the wind is offshore and the water is super cold. Check out the line up, all the locals were out.
This is Roberto with the surf report and spanish class for today. We could not make it out to the beach. So we went to the bay and take some shots, we guessed Maderas might be head high on set waves, the wind light offshore and the water still cool.
Today is the fist day of the Maderas Semana Santa Torneo de Surf (it’s a surf contest). And as you can imagine, the swell has died. It’s still about knee to waist high and offshore winds, but the waves are just not coming in. Here is a picture of the boys.