October 25th, 2008
Somewhere in Nicaragua
First thing we want to say hello and welcome D-lite’s family to Nicaragua. They are going to be down here for a week sharing time with the NSR family. Here we have a shot of daddy taking his daughter for a swim.
Larry “Carita de Venado” Davila was out as well trying to improve his skills because he wants to beat “La Bestia” in the upcoming contest. Check him out going big with an interesting maneuver on this right.
As always some of the best waves came through with no takers. What a shame!!!
The last shot of the today came out from our archives. This is Gerardito “La Polita” Herrera taking off on a sick left earlier this year. The waves should be fun tomorrow so stay tuned with us.
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FROM THE ARCHIVES
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