Thanks for saying the caviar business is like the Peruvian marching powder business, posting a photo of Russians/Ukrainians, and none, I repeat NONE of them being impossibly svelte 20-something women.
Yes we CAN:
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Baja work trip
- Thread starter plasticbertrand
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Yes we CAN:
that's a tin, not a can and you definitely don't want to see what the women looked like out where we processed, but in the city was an entirely different scenario
What happened was that I stopped eating Spaghetti-Os when I was 12.
I still have the rusty ass Coleman stove.
Tho you don't need a stove to have sashimi.
We are all friends, everybody surfed, including the chef, it just so happens that we have some talent on the trip and that we are not losers who eat Spaghetti-Os.
There's zero reason why you wouldn't eat good on a camping trip. I mean, the sea life is abundant.
All the fish and lobster we've had, we either caught ourselves or was locally caught the same day. Except for abalones. Urchins were still moving...
I think when you get older and you can afford sh!t you tend to make things nicer.
Rough and tumble was because you didn't have money.
Now that I am a member of the investor class I don't need to rough it no more.
Rough and tumble was because you didn't have money.
Now that I am a member of the investor class I don't need to rough it no more.
Eating canned and instant food when camping as kids was more laziness and stupidity in my case. Eating fresh stuff is not really that much more expensive, at least not in Mexico.
But it takes prep and planning, which Is a pain for some.
It's not really glamping, it's just smart camping.
Modern camping. Back when I was a kid in the early 60’s we camped with a large group in Baja and used dry ice for food preservation. This was for a 15 day trip. For a small group for less than a week hauling dry ice wouldn’t have been practical.
More pictures.
What? You're eating caviar in Baja, shitsnout.
It's f-----g glamping and it's goddamned glorious!
Yeah I forgot about the caviar.
It's pretty decadent.
Nobody would normally invite me to a Baja trip with caviar and sushi. I'm just an idiot with a camera that gets lucky now and then.
It was more about JOB and Poopies.
Never been to this part of Baja before. Insane set ups, right point break after right point break and then a cobblestone reef in the middle of it with lefts and rights that works on the NW swell
It looked like a mini San-O on this day.
Things got a little out of control.
Some surf video grabs later.
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JOB on a 5'10" (?) Aipa twinny. photo: @araiza11
Self-protrait
Self-protrait
JOB, one wave. Just a raw clip at 120 frames per second.
Yes, I know the horizon is crooked.
Yes, I know the horizon is crooked.
