Showing posts with label winter surfing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label winter surfing. Show all posts
Dig it.
After a full day of moving snow I was finally ready to see what treats the storm left us. Filled a bottle with hot tap water for warming up. Planning is everything.
December Flow
Damn it was good. So many sessions, such good quality. If every month could be this good I believe I would never want for more. Fave moments from December 2012...
Turning.
Winter sessions melt away,
Similar to summer days.
Icy dives to ice cream cones,
Line ups feeling less alone.
Already I can hear the grumble.
Crowds and kooks, the old guys mumble.
Logs and fish, we will have fun.
You know you cannot stop at one.
But when it's hot and flat and haze,
I'll pitch my dreams back to the grey.
Skies of white and frozen bones,
Rubber thick and muted tones.
Spring, summer, fall we all delight
But winter surfers' hearts alight.
For empty points and lonely waves,
It's winter's promises we crave.
Snow Day!
Andrew and Marc went out and I documented the insanity. These guys absolutely shredded the blizzardy beast to bits. See more at Surf is Swell »
And So it Begins...
So long, 14 day flatspell. Hello, snowy sand and sweet, salty waves. So thankful for the first sessions of 2011. By next weekend I will be well on my way to warm water bliss. Though I am beyond thrilled, I feel a tinge of homesickness for winter surf already. I know that sounds loco! Luckily there will be plenty of freezing cold water left when I get back. Until then, I plan on thoroughly savoring the in between.
