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Mysterious behavior from A hole in Porto
- Thread starter kieranthered
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i just gotta add that 2013 was a fun year to watch 'em swim...
i should edit some classic old vid clips, probs would help thin out thee crowds down there,
hmmm, nah, but these 2 clips are still kinda cool:
They can. But not always.
One person's traumatic event is another's event.
I'm taking it much better than some of the crybabies here.
Trump, on the other hand?
TRIGGERED!
But he's gone so I'm
Great white shark numbers are up significantly in Monterey Bay
A new study has found a dramatic increase in the number of juvenile great white sharks in Monterey Bay, including off Santa Cruz County where a surfer was killed last year.
www.latimes.com
The “shark nurseries” where they grow have typically been south of Santa Barbara County. But since the Pacific Ocean off the West Coast warmed considerably in a 2014 event known as “the Blob,” they have moved northward, the scientists found.
Hello Monterey Bay
Surfing in Monterey just got more interesting..Great white shark numbers are up significantly in Monterey Bay
A new study has found a dramatic increase in the number of juvenile great white sharks in Monterey Bay, including off Santa Cruz County where a surfer was killed last year.
The “shark nurseries” where they grow have typically been south of Santa Barbara County. But since the Pacific Ocean off the West Coast warmed considerably in a 2014 event known as “the Blob,” they have moved northward, the scientists found.
Hello Monterey Bay
Those fakkas are slow!
Makko young dart around all nervous.
Those GWS's look like Rottweiler pups, the Makkos are more similar to Dobermans, with the nervousness and constant jitters and whatnot.
Makko = Marrajo (here in the Canaries)
We get LOADS of them.
Makko young dart around all nervous.
Those GWS's look like Rottweiler pups, the Makkos are more similar to Dobermans, with the nervousness and constant jitters and whatnot.
Makko = Marrajo (here in the Canaries)
We get LOADS of them.
Porto is pretty nuts. I got to the point where my go to move was to park at the beach park at the bottom of Grand and paddle my big 10'0" glider fish over to the south side of the Porto jetty and just play around on the mushy reforms and then paddle back. Tough to have fun otherwise. Same at Topanga. Park on PCH south of the old Chart House, paddle north, surf waaaaay inside at the point, paddle back. Otherwise it is just a really frustrating experience all the way around. Better off going for a trail run in the morning or something.
Yes, but it's been a year so the van is on ice in an RV park in Ventura, it's like a COVID time capsule
I went to school last week and I haven't been in my office in a year and it's total Covid time capsule.Yes, but it's been a year so the van is on ice in an RV park in Ventura, it's like a COVID time capsule
I'm like, I used to walk these now empty halls.
Older van? I believe we met in that parking lot last year. I remember asking you about your board
Yes! It's a white "03 Econoline E350, a little bit lifted. I think I remember talking to you too. Small ErBB world
