Waterspot: Prone to the Bone
This is an era of “alternative” surf craft like none I’ve ever witnessed in my 55 years as a wave rider.
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Waterspot: They ripped!
Women surfers seem to innately possess a ballet flow that most men come by only with great effort, if at all.
Waterspot: The great Godfrey
While being a girl and living on your own in a tent in someone’s yard may be nearly acceptable these days, in 1970 it was
Waterspot: The joy of shifting sandbars
Sandbars come and go, often popping up overnight.
Waterspot: Who the heck discovered surfing?
Surfing goes back farther than 1939, or even 1905 when George Freeth brought a surfboard to Redondo Beach for an exhibition.
Waterspot: A local hero
You may not believe this, but I used to be better, far better, than local surfing legend Rob Machado.
Waterspot: Return of the plover
While many people enjoy watching those sparrow-sized white birds with the dark markings pumping their tiny legs in a game of chicken with the waves,
Waterspot: Sharks are no laughing matter
I have been assigned my old beat, that narrow strip of sand and water that encompasses the beach and the surf zone, where surfing and
