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mcfez
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Brian L
Surfers are so touchy! Us snowboarders don't mind sharing the slopes.
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Hell....I dont mind sharing Baja 
Old people are like the old cars, made of some tough stuff. May show a little rust, but good as gold on the inside.
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woody with a view
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nobody said anything about not sharing. we all shared for 5 days, those who got off their ass's and got out in the water.
i'm refering to the OP trolling for a response.... what a marooon.
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Taco de Baja
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This place used to be a secret too, now look at it.....
More pics
Truth generally lies in the coordination of antagonistic opinions
-Herbert Spencer
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mcfez
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| Quote: | Originally posted by woody with a view
nobody said anything about not sharing. we all shared for 5 days, those who got off their ass's and got out in the water.
i'm refering to the OP trolling for a response.... what a marooon. |
My gunner's sight was not aimed at you Woody :-)
I do agree with you...I hate trolls too 
Old people are like the old cars, made of some tough stuff. May show a little rust, but good as gold on the inside.
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shari
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it was one of those marvellous baja days, warm, nice swell, nice folks...here is Woody being happy.
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Skipjack Joe
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Isn't that a wave for beginners?
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woody with a view
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beginners with style....
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shari
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I dunno....I have heard Twinkle Twinkle Little Star played on the guitar and violin that was pretty darn impressive...
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Skipjack Joe
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I was just kiddin you.
I see guys my age out there and really admire them for it. Greybeards.
What is the oldest guy you ever saw on a board?
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captkw
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oooohhhh muuuyyy gite a LIFE!!! Ive ran surf charters from withces rock,mav's,shelter cove,col. bar. is the planet new to you or what???? be advised
Im a aux. but being you dont anything about the sea,you dont what the hell Im talking about
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Curt63
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Woodrow
11 days in 2011 with THAT swell. Good on ya! Your new leaf is working like a champ.
I'm so frickin jealous but I got some serious offroading in.
Cheers, Curt
[Edited on 1-26-2011 by Curt63]
No worries
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woody with a view
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last one.
swell of 2010-11, so far.....
[Edited on 1-26-2011 by woody with a view]
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ddawson
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I was down there last week and we had some super fun days.
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Dewey
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Hello Taco de Baja
People have been riding the inside since at the least the late 60's. The outside was not secret, nobody had the cojones to go outside until Jeff
Clark did. Now there are lots of guys with the cojones. Besides, it is an easy place to get too.
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pappy
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i wonder if jeff clark regrets the fact he let the cat out of the bag ? i agree with biz...as far as earning it. many of us go for the solitude, not
to hang out with more people. before the internet, surf reports,etc. going to certain areas was guaranteed to be sans gringos(or locals). what sucks
is being posted up somewhere and having a crew pull in being loud and stupid, thanking the gps coordinates and internet for getting them for the first
time. they don't realize what efforts those already there had put forth to get there.(eg, years of exploration, taking wrong turns, running out of
gas, having to build your own road, withstanding floods, hurricanes,etc.)
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woody with a view
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| Quote: | Originally posted by pappy
i wonder if jeff clark regrets the fact he let the cat out of the bag ? i agree with biz...as far as earning it. many of us go for the solitude, not
to hang out with more people. before the internet, surf reports,etc. going to certain areas was guaranteed to be sans gringos(or locals). what sucks
is being posted up somewhere and having a crew pull in being loud and stupid, thanking the gps coordinates and internet for getting them for the first
time. they don't realize what efforts those already there had put forth to get there.(eg, years of exploration, taking wrong turns, running out of
gas, having to build your own road, withstanding floods, hurricanes,etc.) |
agreed. the world is shrinking..... i appreciate the technology that allows me to peer into the crystal ball, MANY days before the local weather
forecaster dude tells the world how the high surf advisory is in effect. by then i'm usually all packed and waiting for the alarm clock.....
i used to chart hurricanes in the early/mid eighties using a weather radio. twice in the last calendar year we have SCORED, for days, based on
technology and intuition.
i'm still of the opinion that baja makes you earn her respect.
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elgatoloco
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Paulina
Dern probably pulled in about an hour ago, set up camp, put a tri-tip on the bbq and already has his feet resting on warm rocks around the campfire. I
wish I were there too, feeling that itch to get into the water first thing tomorrow morning.
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Cool. I been stuck working from home office since first of year. As COB and head dishwasher I have had to convene 'board meetings' twice a day some
days. 
Almost makes up for NOT getting south.
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Frank
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Skipjack Joe
I was just kiddin you.
I see guys my age out there and really admire them for it. Greybeards.
What is the oldest guy you ever saw on a board? |
I saw this guy in Woodys old neighborhood, I'd say he had a greybeard.
Sorry not Baja, but really close
This is how big the surf was
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elgatoloco
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Skipjack Joe
I was just kiddin you.
I see guys my age out there and really admire them for it. Greybeards.
What is the oldest guy you ever saw on a board? |
When I lived in the OC I would surf regularly on weekdays at Old Mans San Onofre. There was a group of guys twice my age ranging from seventy on up.
One guy would spend 45 minutes on the beach stretching doing yoga and warming up then paddle out on a big board with two handles on the deck so he
could turtle roll and hold on tight when he got caught inside on big sets. He was 84 years old at the time and had two rebuilt knees and one rebuilt
hip. Turns out a few of them knew my father from his days hanging at Killer Dana and San O in the 50's -60's. I brought my dad up from SD once for an
after surf bonfire and listened to them all talk story. Wish I would have had a tape recorder. My dad surfed until he was 60. I still have a 12'6"
board he made in Whitey Harrison's barn in 1951. Good times.
Now where's that GPS map?
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Paulina
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Cool story, Sr. Gato.
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ps. missin' the spidey flavor here.
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