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BajaGeoff
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Excellent pics Woody!
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woody with a view
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i gotta thing for seagulls...
Seagull Surfboards. no self respecting Sunset Cliffs local would ride anything else!
i hope that King Neptune smiles on your adventures!
[Edited on 12-18-2015 by woody with a view]
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Beagle
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That is so cool, Woody. Looks like heaven! Thanks for the pics! I'm so stoked.
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chippy
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Whats next photos of the secret 7 
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Ateo
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The 10th Sister
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chippy
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Thats a great photo ateo! Woodys are too.
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Tomas Tierra
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Descanso en Paz Merlin.....
Great family man, and a solid citizen of San Juanico...
Sad to hear
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pappy
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san juanico
just go and enjoy. I have had really fun waves there in april a friend who has a place there has scored early season souths in march and I am talking
head high plus, so you just never know.
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Beagle
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Quote: Originally posted by pappy  | | just go and enjoy. I have had really fun waves there in april a friend who has a place there has scored early season souths in march and I am talking
head high plus, so you just never know. |
Thanks! I'm on it. Wife is going now so it's going to be last week in May. Going to Todos in Feb so between the 2, that might be enough to hold be
till summer but I doubt it.
Can't wait to check it out.
Grateful for all of the knowledge on Nomad.
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Beagle
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One last question. I promise!
Looking at places to rent and it's going to be around the last week in May. What's the temperature like usually around then? Historical weather is
scarce online and not sure I trust it. Do you recommend we find something with AC if it's available?
We are bringing the wives so… we have to be sure they're not miserable so we can insure a return trip! 
Thanks!
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Ateo
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Weather should be totally pleasant in May. It gets hot in July and August. I've rented numerous homes in San Juanico - NONE had AC. All had ceiling
fans. It's rare that you lay in your bed sweating like a dog, unable to go to bed. I would think an AC unit would suck a ton of power and as of last
visit, San Juanico is still a tad short on electricity. Not for long though.
May will be fine. Maybe 75 degrees. Night time very comfy. No AC needed.
[Edited on 12-21-2015 by Ateo]
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woody with a view
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red tide usually strikes around then.
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Beagle
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Thanks, Woody.
Sounds good! We're in 100%. Maybe some strong off shores to keep it cool!
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Chupacabra
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I thought that was a Frye at first. Nice pics!
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WestyWanderer
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May will greatly increase your chances of swell, still not a guarantee. As AKgringo posted I had heard the cantina was demolished but I think the
rooms they rent are still available (that's what I've heard). Good luck, have fun!
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WestyWanderer
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May will greatly increase your chances of swell, still not a guarantee. As AKgringo posted I had heard the cantina was demolished but I think the
rooms they rent are still available (that's what I've heard). Good luck, have fun!
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Beagle
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Yeah I'm going to be happy even if it's 2 feet and onshore. Just gonna be long boarding and taking naps.
Thanks for all the info and encouragement, Nomads!
Beagle
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woody with a view
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keep it all in perspective!
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chippy
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OMG !! I thought it was stupidly overcrowded in the early 80s. What a joke.
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oladulce
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Cherish those photos of waves and remember the fun trips you've had to Punta Pequeña because the memories are all we're going to have for a long time
at the rate things are going. For some reason you don't see the current state of the surf in San Juanico mentioned very often online or in print, like
it's a taboo subject or something. The fact is, Hurricane Marie in 2014 scoured nearly every grain of sand from the points and left behind deep chasms
where barely a ripple forms now. A year and a half later, and still no sign of the sand returning to 2nd and 3rd points. The underwater structure was
so devastated that I'm beginning to wonder if we'll see the sand and waves return in our lifetime.
Timing a trip to San Juanico based on swell potential is one less thing you'll have to worry about nowadays because the waves don't break.
I took this photo in July 2002. Fun to see it still in circulation.
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