August 11th, 2006
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Back in Mexico – we hit the road and headed south to start making our way back to Nicaragua. We went as far as we could and then found the most insane, deserted beach to set up camp. Check it out –
This place was really insane – perfect sand, a protected bay with rock islands, clear water and nobody around for miles and miles…or so we thought until we were awoken by 4 men with rifles at 4am! No kidding! Fortunately, the men turned out to be Mexi Military and they were just doing some routine patroling of the beaches. Wheeeew! That one could’ve been bad!
Today we have a crew from Virgin Island staying at the NSR beach house. Those guys were surfing all day long and they hire me to take 250 shots back to their country to make feel their friends so jealous. It’s head high on sets and the wind is offshore.
This is the oldest guy of the crew, but this guy was really charging and surfing by more tham 5 hours.
Stacy the funniest chick of the crew, she surf pretty good. I was looking at her all they long but it wasn’t just to know how she surf because she has something real special. Do you know what I mean?
Here is the joungest one, he was ripping and he had fun. He scored with a nice floater.
This guy is really funny. When he finished he last session we interchange a NSR T-shirt with a local T-shirt from his Island.
This is the boss. He made the barrel of the day today, but I wasn’t able to shot it. Sorry man, maybe next time.
If you have a sweet babe, this is exactly what you have to do when is small for you. Well done Rob Mach.
Hello, maybe you don’t know who I am, but now you know it.
Shake your a…s, that’s you gotta do.
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FROM THE ARCHIVES
I’m still in the US and Roberto keeps sending in the photos. We just got word about what happened with the monkey – evidently, this monkey either fell out of a tree or jumped out of it and landed on Roberto’s back. Then it bit him really bad in the arm. Roberto had to go..