December 31st, 2006
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hello and happy New Year’s eve. No real change in the size of the surf today, It’s still pretty small. All the locals were out today. There were a fewe shoulders-high sets and the shape was good on the lefts and the rights.
Everyone is looking forward to a double fireworks show down on the beach tonight. New Year’s for the Limon crew consists of a bonfire party on the beach.
There were definitely a few really fun ones out there. Here was one of the few tubes of the high tide session. NSR wishes you all a safe and stylish New Year’s Eve.
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FROM THE ARCHIVES
So here we are, the last day of 2005. I can’t believe it went by so fast (nor can I believe how many pictures we’ve taken) It’s been a lot of work keeping NSR up and running for the 2005 season, and nobody is more happy to still be here than us. We’d like to..