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why don't you tell me your shortcut?
the worst is when you have to take a closeout or unrideable mushout and straighten out after the drop. the best is when you say 'one more',get...
thank you,swellinfo members. epidemicepic,exit98surf,njsurf4,mapquest=113. vs. micah,mitchell,google=13.
thank you,swellinfo members
any potential problems i need to know about and avert?
yeah,thanks,i know,don't take business. i appreciate it.
well,now i have a decision to make. why would micah say 9-13 if the 9-1-24-113-13 route is better? i go to hatteras on 13 all the time but...
we're all surfing in our dreams because we're not surfing enough because this winter is the worst
thanks again,swellinfo! mapquest had me going 9 to 1 to 24 to 113 to 13. why?
what is the best route from the ferry dock in lewes,delaware to hatteras?
well,salty j,i get bored with tiny waves after a while. i guess if you only longboard it's been epic. and i have a job,so my time is limited....
compared to the last two previous winters this is horrible here. tiny. or horrible wind. or bad swell direction. plus freezing cold.
Scott Busbey,In The Eye Surfboards,Natural Art Surf Shop,Cape Hatteras
lotta coves out there=by the southside of the point in hatteras,the cove in cape may,the cove at the hook,etc.. which one?
i can tell you the shortest! i live there. if you make the drop and see a wall and squiggle a bottom/check turn it's a good one.
ecsponge-squatting,backyards and stiffing the campground in hatteras. giving surfers a bad name,thanks. cape woods campground in buxton is great.
i don't do yoga,jack johnson's music sucks,and i'm not going to the labrador lounge.
i started out laying down when i was little. now i surf. if the waves are closing out i'll sometimes go for a swim until the waves get good....
yesterday chadwick was cold and good. 32 degree air and snowing. surfed over 3 hours with nobody out. warm suit,boots and gloves were great....
there was a swell up here. small and not good north wind,but waves. insane cold.
