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Well there you go! Problem solved-end of thread.;)
Maryland. Seriously itw been hot and sunny summer.
Ocean City has been hot as hell and sunny for most of the last two months. Like 90+ most days.
What makes you think you should? I mean ive heard people say it, but i've never seen any actual evidence that dried up salt damages surfboards.
yeah if it fits you right, you just got hooked up big time. WARM.
6 mil is more rubber than most people need on the delmarva.
yup..exactly...I'm going out for it and spinning around when these guys swoop in from down the line and hop up outside of you on the slopey part...
i have way more problems with experienced longboarders than i do newbies. Newbies are generally clueless and innocent...they typically wont take...
it does seem odd...OCMD wind forecast is exactly south @ 5 MPH every single hour from Monday morning all the way through wednesday night.
XTR is a kind of blank, not glass.
and the jobs part...NJ and NC have nearly equal unemployment rates...9.7 vs. 10.2...prob within margin of error for that kind of stat.
Like a lot of prejudices, promoted by lazy bullsh!tters picture #2 is the santa monica pier in California... Santa Monica Pier: [IMG]
disagree with this...you will never progress properly/learn to paddle out in big surf/learn to not be scared if you sit on the beach every time...
like you heard, the storms last fall made a mess of it. Washed out the nice shallow bottom we had last year and now its deep. Waves under chest...
those guys at Henlopen wont look for real waves, so "surfable" is knee high breaking six feet off the sand, so basically they surf skimboard waves
Agree..OC sponger: do you even listen to the "government" Thay cant solve it! Obama has said over and over that the oil companies have better...
not good..7 mm is way more than you need on the Delmarva and the missing hood sucks when the water/air is in the 30s and you might actually want...
They've been doing it a lot for a while now. if you live there, odd your only now noticing.
Not at assateague anymore- yr probably gonna have to roll 20 mins into OC to find sandbars working- not that its gonna matter this weekend anyway
