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mmmmmmm? OR, He could be playing domino's with Brittney Griner in detentionMaybe it's time for a trip to Moscow?
Picture this. Dr. know plays Red Square.
You could set up in front of the Kremlin walls next to Lenin's Tomb.
That would be rad!
When the sand disappears from the shoreline, your "sand bottom kegging" is where it ends up, between The Wall and Queen's and behind Canoe's. Watch next time "where they dredge from" in the winter time and fill the beach back in.Ended up surfing the left outside queens. Crazy sand bottom kegging left. So weird. Never seen it before.
Got a stand up backside tube, in the middle of Waikiki. Could not believe it.
Guys were saying it was the dredging project the past couple years.
Read this, went straight to the Surfline Bowls cam only to see a wave close out across the channel. So yeah, dead on the money.Tahiti swells are like 3.5 days to Hawaii, so if they were towing Wednesday then yesterday was just forerunners, today is the swell.
headed to a novelty wave today
Mahalo anakala, that makes sense. Really fun wave!When the sand disappears from the shoreline, your "sand bottom kegging" is where it ends up, between The Wall and Queen's and behind Canoe's. Watch next time "where they dredge from" in the winter time and fill the beach back in.
Between "The Wall" and Queens, and outside from "The Wall" is "Kuna's" (sp). Only broke on "First Break" days. Some folks said it was named after Conrad Cunha, Waikiki Beachboy and former Makaha Contest winner.
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A sweet Big left from the take off that will eventually swing into Queen's and surfer's inside of you would give you the right of way because they saw you coming from a completely different angle from the normally, right hand wave take off area.
If lucky enough to make it through (which I have a few times) you could surf into "baby Queen's" and go right for a bit ,over the reef, swing left, past the old sandbag wall (on your right) and step off onto the beach. It's a wave to smile upon and to look back at the distance that you covered and say to one's self, "holy sh!t" to collect your thoughts on what you just did.
During the old days, Gilbert and Albert Minn's, Waikiki Beach Service was located there and the Lifeguard stand, just to the right where the small cement sandbag wall is.
Your ride, brought back many fond memories & made this ole Man smile ~
I grew up across the street from Queen's (2500 Kalakaua Ave) Barry Kanai'aupuni lived next door and we surfed Queens for hours ~
Dang, how have I never seen this. Such nostalgia in that vid. Would have been cool to experience the 70s surf scene.Monster from New Zealand, 1975
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that swell made a lasting impression on this gromDang, how have I never seen this. Such nostalgia in that vid. Would have been cool to experience the 70s surf scene.
I remember reading stories about that swell in the mags, and hearing the older crew talking about it as an all time legend swell.that swell made a lasting impression on this grom
paging @SurfcatI remember reading stories about that swell in the mags, and hearing the older crew talking about it as an all time legend swell.
I was 20, surfed flawless giant San Miguel and Outer Stacks (before the harbor). Didn't die!that swell made a lasting impression on this grom