May 1st, 2009
Somewhere in Nicaragua
When we first got there nobody was on the beach, only this chick that was camping out by herself. Maybe somebody should take a tent out and give this girl some company. I just kidding fellas!!!
Augusto “La Gaviota” Chamorro was able to take a ride with us to the beach as well. He was doing some radical maneuvers all over the place, including this sick busting air. Watch out for your brother Baloy because this year he’s starting to fly higher and higher.
A few longboarders took their big pangas out and were killing it. Here we have a shot of one of them riding a nice peeling left all the way in to the beach
“El Tuzo” had a good time in the water today but he was not lucky enough to make it back home safe. On the last wave he took he hit his board pretty bad and got hurt. As soon as we got back into town he made it to the clinic and got a couple stitches. Cuidado con el coco my friend!!!
On the way back home we found a painful accident. We really don’t know what happened but you can see the lines on the road where that car slip and flip about 2 or 3 times. Please be carful when you are driving around because we don’t want this kind of things happening in town. The waves are supposed to be a little bit smaller tomorrow but it should be still pretty fun, so stay tuned with us.
RECENT REPORTS
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FROM THE ARCHIVES
Hi guys, it is Lucha Libre with the first report of the month from out here up north. The swell is supposed to hit today but it doesn’t show up yet, we are hoping to have it later today. It’s head high on sets, the wind is offshore and we have perfect weather conditions to..
we’ve got Roberto “Lucha Libre” Garcia with the first report of the month. It’s over head on sets and the wind is offshore, today the Viginia crew paddle out by theirself and surf for almost 3 hours. Check it out.
We didn’t make it out to the beach today, we took some shot at the bay. We guessed Maderas is head high on sets, the wind offshore and water is warm.