Kuko Font, Bowls, 6/3/20. One of the bigger sets with photobombing bird.
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Our very own teeroi, Bowls, 6/3/20. Doing a leash check mid-ride.
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Sandy's is like San Fran in 1849, always great nuggets to be foundRather than author many pages of surf/photo sessions, here is one thread where I'll try and publish a surf image a day. Hope you like!
Glass Cylinder, Sandy Beach, 5/26/13. Went to shoot with low expectations. Surf has been pounding at Sandys but the swell is gone and the winds are up. Still managed to snag a few nuggets, including this glassy beaut. Shameless excessive Photoshop enhancements make this photo art.
When the "RED right return POLE" at the Ala Wai Harbor entrance gets BURIED, then, it's firing ~
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The red buoy is gone from the huge south swell a couple months ago and they haven’t replaced it yet. Not sure why.When the "RED right return POLE" at the Ala Wai Harbor entrance gets BURIED, then, it's firing ~
Last summer.When the "RED right return POLE" at the Ala Wai Harbor entrance gets BURIED, then, it's firing ~
That’s me in the foreground with the black rash guard. Two canoes got capsized on this set trying to paddle out.
Yup. I got flushed out to sea later and you made sure I was OK.
Ryan Parker (thx for ID teeroi), Bowls, 6/5/20. Snapping.
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The "red right return" is a nautical term used to indicate the "right side of a channel marker" to a harbors entrance. Years before, the "Pole" was flat and on "Pole Set Days," a single surfer was able to sit or stand on the pole and take off from that position, indicating that surf was huge or in the 8 - 12 foot range (depending on the tides) with a big south swell push and this was before, Magic Island was built.
The channel marker has changed shapes over the years yet always remained red and always the indicator for those special, Pole Set days.
Ryan Parker. He’s a teacher at Kamehameha Schools.
Unknown, Big Rights, 6/7/20. Was smaller than this looks.
Darren Henderson (thx for ID teeroi), Bowls, 6/5/20. Fun-sized Bowls.
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Can't tell cause the glare but that looks like a different board from the earlier picture, which may be a Kerry Tokoro HIC. But I'm guessing and probably wrong....haha. Here's to some more swells coming your way. Waiting for the 16th but more so for a special delivery..
