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[constantlylearning]

Too much rain in the last week.........We all make
"our places" happy and nice in our outlook don't you think?

[sera300]

Originally Posted by constantlylearning

Too much rain in last week.........We all make
"our places" happy and nice in our outlook don't you think?

Yes, I do agree, we make our inner sanctum's gorgeous--good place to be. Fortunately, here we missed all the rain; however, in the midst of life & sad state of affairs we make our lives with the best possible outlook.

Thought you were hanging out at Half Moon at the Ritz!

[constantlylearning]

No, I wish.........I was just making a surfing recommendation to a surfer
a little further to the south. Those are some rocky beaches though.

[sera300]

Originally Posted by constantlylearning

No, I wish.........I was just making a surfing recommendation to a surfer
a little further to the south. Those are some rocky beaches though.

Yes, it is a gorgeous place to be--unfortunately I missed the trip! All of the Ritz do a nice job; looking forward to seeing the one in Ft. Lauderdale Fla.

[funinthesun]

Originally Posted by constantlylearning

No, I wish.........I was just making a surfing recommendation to a surfer
a little further to the south. Those are some rocky beaches though.

Are you referring to Maverick's, or the general HMB locations? That place is crazy, covered in rocks, has freezing water, and is home to great whites. Do you surf there in the summers, winters, or year round?

If you want consistent surf for all conditions, Black's in La Jolla is the best sand break in the continental US.

[constantlylearning]

Yes, the Mavericks that arrive on that part of the coast..........the weather
is really amazing there. Yeah, it was wild how rocky the entire coast is there
probably the coldest water I have ever felt especially in the month of August.
I had heard that about the Great Whites but did not see any. Are there many
attacks?? Is there a healthy seal population somewhere close or is it the cold
water that attracts them? That is one of the most dangerous surfing sites
on the planet when the big storms in the Pacific shoot to the south. HUGE
swails 20 to 25' especially near Pillar Point.

[funinthesun]

Maverick's is the name of *big* break at Half Moon Bay. It's where Mark Foo drowned in '94. It is easily one of the meanest places to surf on the planet because of the multiple areas of rocks, cold water, wave thickness, a very long paddle to get to the break, and, the least of your worries, Great Whites. Monterey Bay is only 60miles south by water and is home to tens of thousands of seals and walrus so there are whites everywhere. That region has a few attacks per year. Having lived in Monterey and watched the seals be chomped in half.......I prefer the SoCal surfing!!!! Of course Solana Beach had only it's 3rd attack in 100yrs recently and that definitely messed with my head when out there this year!

Ever paddle out there?

[constantlylearning]

No way on the Mavericks. Once upon a time, I was OK at another sport but
it certainly was not surfing. That surf is above my "pay grade." They told
stories about how the Mavericks "radiate" danger. Foo was a great Hawaiian
surfer who obviously came to surf the Maverick. I actually read a magazine
article about the whole deal. That surf is simply TOO Large. I was actually
there and down to Carmel/Monterey for another pursuit on land but along the
coast on green grass........LOL. Not much green grass there which sort of
blew me away. They say off the breaks there is some DEEP ocean there at
Half Moon Bay. That is big wave surfing at it's best regardless of what North
Shore surfers say especially when you combine all the elements......frigid
water, power/height of the waves, rock subsurface, the length you must
paddle to actually get to the surf............NO THANKS.

[Ronudist]

Easy just take a shower together and wash her vagina yourself.You get a little foreplay and she ends up nice and clean.I've been dioing this for years works just fine.

[constantlylearning]

Fun, is there a particular time of year where the Mavericks are present
and the surf is not at insane high levels?????? 10 to 15' surf as opposed
to the 25' plus levels? It appears to be a long paddle to the break is that
as long as it appears?? Have you ever been there during the High Level
surf? I was amazed how LAID back Half Moon Bay was. Other than the
Ritz and a very upscale housing development there was no much in my
opinion. Is my observation close?