Bringing in 2012 with a bang!
1.5.12 - First Surf of 2012
Time: Dawn Patrol
Where: Linda Mar
Board: 7'10 Tweetie P
Surfed with: Jacob, Denise and Amanda
Swell Height: Head High +
Swell Condition: strong currents, some close outs and some shoulders
Highlights:
Big January swells causing a 10 minute paddle out!
Denise and J-Bird
1.7.12 - Sunset Surfing
Time: Sunset Surf
Where: HMB Jetty
Board: 7'10 Tweetie P
Surfed with: Jacob, Seemant and Dugen
Swell Height: Waist to Chest High
Swell Condition: bad at low tide but got better on the incoming tide
Highlights:
Unfortunately, Seemant hurt his neck as he is still learning how to surf. Jacob and I caught a bunch of fun waves along with Dugen.
1.8.12 - Church of Surf with the Surf Posse
Standing: Luke, Cynthia and Jacob
High Kicking: Caro and J-Bird
(photo from Cynthia)
Time: Afternoon Surf
Where: Bunnies (secret spot in HMB)
Board: 7'10 Tweetie P
Surfed with: Jacob, Luke, Caro, Cynthia, and Denise was there for a short time.
Swell Height: Head High +
Swell Condition: clean beautiful shoulders
Highlights:
Great weather, great waves and great friends. It was a perfect California day ending with a beautiful sunset!
Ride Waves and Spread the Swell,
J-Bird
Comments
May 10, 2012
Ive been surfing for 2 years now amslot everyday with the exception of deployments and have found that the waves that you paddle into the most determine what you grow accoustomed to and or comfortable with, if you only ride 3-4 and call it a day at 4-8 you will never get used to the larger sets I rode 2-4 for a long time and would cringe at bigger waves until i forced myself to paddle on them, initially ill admit it was spooky droping in and i got rolled up and crushed a few times but now that i have subjected myself to the size i have gotten used to, it i still prefer 3-5 but overhead no longer sends me home.