The Morning After: Shikoku
once again, time going by just way to fast. my brain can’t keep up with anything anymore. maybe because i put into “slow down” mode? what ever it is, it seems to be working because i’m much more relaxed these days. forgetful, but relaxed. haha.
the day after the TSSC Cup in shikoku, we all went to go for a quick surf before heading back to our homes. this was in april and i only downloaded it now? my camera must have been sitting in my bag and i forgot, or maybe i already posted it? i don’t know, and i don’t remember. anyway, here it is: check out all my friends enjoying beautiful Ikumi Beach in shikoku. enjoy the ride!
















Monk Seal & Surfer

if you think it’s too late to get hooked on surfing again, just ask Asayama-san. he’s hooked at his prime age of 66 and won’t give it up. neither would i.

the waves were pretty solid. had some head high sets but Asayama-san handled it very well. he couldn’t believe how long he could ride the waves for.

after every wave, i saw the biggest smile. one wave, one smile. that’s what surfing can do.

Onosei-san from Wedge Surf in Ibaraki teaches Asayama-san how to surf. it’s no wonder why he surfs so well and is totally hooked on surfing. wanted to say hello to the Wedge Surf team in ibaraki!

monk seal & surfer. that was an awesome day and timing Reid!
weird hurricane weather coming this week. big surf too. be safe and enjoy the ride!



