October 31st, 2006

Somewhere in Nicaragua

Check out the new T-Shirt designs we have right now. You can ask anybody in town to get some of those cool T-Shirt for a good price.

Here is Manuel taking a nice left. He’s a local from Maderas so he can surf all day long. You are so lucky my friend.

Check out Julio Martin ( El Roxi ) Chamorro. Who said you can not surf buddy.

Here is another nice design. We have all the size you need. LIMITED TIME.

Here is Kambute AQUAMAN with a nice spray at Machete pt. He always get photogenic.

It’s early in the morning but I get some chick shot.

Here is Codo dropping in under the lip on a close out wave. He likes so much that kind of wave. I don’t know why.

Here is Luis La Baloy Chamorro getting into a nice set wave. He got barreled. Here is the best shot.

Check out Codo El Marley Sanjuane

Check back tomorrow.

Hey, we just got these shots in from the “Boogie Crew” at Maderas. Nice shots you guys. This is Kervin.

This is Brent “BOOGIE-TIL-YOU-DROP” Condorito. On a side note, those of you familiar with Nicaragua know we are all waiting to see what happens in this Sunday’s Presidential Election. Current standings of the candidates are difficult to judge as biased polls are released almost daily – more to sway voters one way or another rather than indicate the sentiment of the people. By our best estimates and in every poll, Ortega (the bad guy) has a commanding lead somewhere between 30% and 38% depending on where you get your information. The controversy now is about who has the most second place votes and hence, the best chance to take him down: Montealegre or Rizo. Most people show Montealegre with a slight lead over Rizo, but who really knows. So, with only 35% and a 5% margin over 2nd place needed to win the first round – the important thing is for everyone to get out and vote. Every vote that is not for Ortega helps to reduce his chances for getting 35% – it doesn’t even matter who you vote for – as long as it’s not him. At any rate, it’s going to be close…