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| willardguy 
 
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 dewey, now theres a classic surfing name! remember back when if you wanted to shape surfboards it helped to have a name that ended with that "ee"
sound? dewey,gordie,ole,wardy,renny,hobie, come on veterans, help me out!
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| dtbushpilot 
 
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| Bob H 
 
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 | Quote: |  | Originally posted by tiotomasbcs S$ellin out the sport.  Imagine Tamarindo with 100 guys out!  I bet the guy is not too popular at his home break.    Oh well.
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 Tamarindo... Costa Rica, right?  I spent a few days there about 10 years ago at a place called Hotel Pasatiempo.  What a great place to be!!
 
 http://hotelpasatiempo.com/
 
 Ordered a fish meal at some restaurant there and shortly thereafter a small boat arrived with a freshly caught dorado!!  It was fantastic!
 
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 The SAME boiling water that softens the potato hardens the egg.  It's about what you are made of NOT the circumstance. | 
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| 805gregg 
 
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 Hey david I have the 1st addition, how much is it worth?
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| 805gregg 
 
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 | Quote: |  | Originally posted by Dewey Two kinds of spots in Baja.  Easy ones to get too and hard ones to get too.  The harder it is to get too, the less people in the water. The easy ones
are in the book.
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 They are all in the book, if it's worth going there, all surf spots were found by 1973, when my friend Greg Chelew found Punta Pequinia, the rest had
already been surfed and talked about, the only place you don't hear about is Cabo San Quintin, I started to go there in the 80's and was stopped by
the Military on a sketcy dirt/sand road, and elected to turn around, we were in a large truck and there was not much of a swell so we turned around, I
wish we went on, let me know how it is. I had some friends surfing a little known surf spot they called the wall, this was in the early 70's, it's one
of the supposed secret spots along the 7 sisters area, just north of Bahia Santa Rosalillita, 30 years before it was a secret
 
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| mojo_norte 
 
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 | Quote: |  | Originally posted by willardguy dewey, now theres a classic surfing name! remember back when if you wanted to shape surfboards it helped to have a name that ended with that "ee"
sound? dewey,gordie,ole,wardy,renny,hobie, come on veterans, help me out!
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| 805gregg 
 
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 | Quote: |  | Originally posted by mojo_norte 
 | Quote: |  | Originally posted by willardguy dewey, now theres a classic surfing name! remember back when if you wanted to shape surfboards it helped to have a name that ended with that "ee"
sound? dewey,gordie,ole,wardy,renny,hobie, come on veterans, help me out!
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| Udo 
 
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 When we came north from BA at the middle of last month, you should have seen all the vehicles heading south with several board on the roof.
 
 They were heading down to catch the south swell from the hurricanes.
 We probably saw about 40 vehicles heading south.
 
 
 
 
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| bajajudy 
 
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 We also have this book
 Stop by for your copy
 
 
 
 
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| woody with a view 
 
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 | Quote: |  | Originally posted by 805gregg They are all in the book, if it's worth going there, all surf spots were found by 1973, when my friend Greg Chelew found Punta Pequinia, the rest had
already been surfed and talked about, the only place you don't hear about is Cabo San Quintin, I started to go there in the 80's and was stopped by
the Military on a sketcy dirt/sand road, and elected to turn around, we were in a large truck and there was not much of a swell so we turned around, I
wish we went on, let me know how it is. I had some friends surfing a little known surf spot they called the wall, this was in the early 70's, it's one
of the supposed secret spots along the 7 sisters area, just north of Bahia Santa Rosalillita, 30 years before it was a secret
 
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 so you and your buddies are the reason places are so crowded these days? figures.... btw, seems you know all the names but your geography is a little
whack.....
 
 
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| Ateo 
 
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 | Quote: |  | Originally posted by woody with a view 
 | Quote: |  | Originally posted by 805gregg They are all in the book, if it's worth going there, all surf spots were found by 1973, when my friend Greg Chelew found Punta Pequinia, the rest had
already been surfed and talked about, the only place you don't hear about is Cabo San Quintin, I started to go there in the 80's and was stopped by
the Military on a sketcy dirt/sand road, and elected to turn around, we were in a large truck and there was not much of a swell so we turned around, I
wish we went on, let me know how it is. I had some friends surfing a little known surf spot they called the wall, this was in the early 70's, it's one
of the supposed secret spots along the 7 sisters area, just north of Bahia Santa Rosalillita, 30 years before it was a secret
 
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 so you and your buddies are the reason places are so crowded these days? figures.... btw, seems you know all the names but your geography is a little
whack.....
 
 
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 805:
 Wow, there are two Walls?  I only thought there was the Wall I knew ______ of _____________.  I gotta check this other one out.
   
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| MMc 
 
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 I have to agree with 850, the only spots to surf in Baja are in that book. There are no other spots and never will be. That's my story, and I'm
sticking to it.....
 
 
 
 
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| boe4fun 
 
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 Back in 1992 I was sitting in the water at Tamarindo between sets and talking to another gringo.  He said he couldn't believe how warm the water was
compared to "The Rock" in CA.  I asked him what rock, and it turned out he was talking about Morro Rock.  He worked at the Abalone farm in Cayucos and
lived about 20 minutes from my house.  Small world.........
 
 
 
 
 Two dirt roads diverged in Baja and I, I took the one less graveled by......
 Soy ignorante, apático y ambivalente. No lo sé y no me importa, ni modo.
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| BajaGeoff 
 
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 Apparently Mike Parise never made it here.....
 
 
   
 
 
 
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| magentawave 
 
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 Beautiful...as I drool over my keyboard!
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| Lee 
 
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 | Quote: |  | Originally posted by BajaGeoff Apparently Mike Parise never made it here.....
 
 
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 Rocks are very dangerous here, as is surfing, generally.    Avoid getting hurt.      Don't surf.
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| BooJumMan 
 
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 Rocks are very dangerous here, as is surfing, generally.    Avoid getting hurt.      Don't surf.
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 ... Exactly... "Surfing Sucks! Dont try it!" lol
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| woody with a view 
 
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| dtbushpilot 
 
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 If you do people will start calling you one of those "ee" names.....don't let people start calling you one of those "ee" names...
 
 
 
 
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| magentawave 
 
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 Hah hah! I love it when surf shop owners sell some clueless beginner one of those stripped down to its skeletal elements surfboards that only the
pro's can ride cuz then I know they'll lose interest after the first few times out.
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