November 20th, 2005
Somewhere in Nicaragua
In a fortuitous turn of events, the winds have switched back to offshore and the swell is still holding in at head high or so. We got up super early to surf by ourselves and take advantage of these conditions. Check it out.
This is me taking advantage of what is probably my last Nica surf of the season…
There is a red tide up in Northern Nicaragua right now, that probably means this guy was killed by a fish net.
Here is Luis, showing off the new batch of NSR shirts (which make great Christmas presents by the way) and making friends with the ladies on the beach.
Luis Chamorro, ladies man.
RECENT REPORTS
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