The waves have been huge and it looks like it's going to stay that way for awhile. Ian ripped a handful of double-over head rides at Pangas two days ago. That same day, the Hurley crew brought out the jet-ski and used a step-off platform to tow the boys into sets. Yesterday, the middlemen who loaned the ski to Machado and his crew, were driving the machine back to Gigante when they thought it would be fun to take it to heaving Colorado's. Check out August 21st's nicaraguasurfreport.com for pictures of the jet-ski going over the falls after stalling out in a very precarious spot. I'll bet the boss man wasn't too pleased about that little stunt!
Not much else this week. We are quickly approaching broke and it is seeming more and more likely that we will be returning to Hawaii a little bit earlier than we planned. Poor us. Trading one paradise for the other. I'm sure ya'll feel really bad for us. Thanks for reading everyone.
Hi Melissa! I'm ashamed to say that I haven't been reading your blogs....until tonight when I bumped into the bookmark of your site. Just wanted to let you know that I so enjoyed reading your posts! Your writing stye is fun and easy to follow. I think you should consider writing a book soon....you know, something like Eat, Pray, Love! You have been collecting great experiences to share; maybe they could be in the form of a "guide" that could inspire many. Your mom said that you arrived safely home in Hawaii.
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