So, Mile's Grandpa passed away. Miles got this truck. Miles sold Mark the truck for $100. Larry painted the truck. Now I drew it.Miles is a surfer who grew up in Galveston, so I put the truck on the beach.
Miles thinks about surfing like big waves in California. I think surfing is better in Texas sometimes. Kinda like Mile's grandpa's truck.
Somedays, I want to say screw California. They can have their gnarly surf, along with their gnarly surfers. Dude.
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Cool truck and cool story. So we are ready to visit those Texas beaches again1 Let's go!
Last year Pat and I drove from San Diego to LA and driving to the beach along the way. Never did i see any waves half as good as I've seen at surfside. We were there for about a week, so if there was an off day, there was a whole week of them. Their water may be prettier, but it is tooooo cold for any normal person and I never saw a good wave and there were surfers everywhere.
Isn't it ironic :)
Actually, they do get really good waves in certain spots... on reef breaks... but the wave forms almost -exactly- in the same spot... and you have to fight off everybody trying to get it.
San Onofre is like a great surfside... only cold.
South Padre's surf can really go off. And the water can be spectacular. It is a hidden treasure.
Hawaii is wonderful, obviously... but the crowd can be plum ridiculous.
Now Mexico... I hear there are places... with long breaks and nobody... but there are always stories.
Thanks for commenting :D
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