I’m not going to get mad if you say I planned this scheme weeks ago and set in motion this elaborate plan to warp my board and stage obvious environmental hazards and then make it impossible to fix my board just so I can get a hardboard. Nope, I won’t get mad because I’m wondering the same thing. 600 total views Read More
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Catching Waves – The Basics to Understanding Surf Reports
I love being on the water and playing in the waves, it’s so soothing. I guess that is why we will drop anchor, layout and let the waves rock our worries away. 1,042 total views Read More
Understanding Beach Warning Flags and Visions of Point Break
Just remember, a red flag is a warning, not a challenge. Stephanie Bennett-Henry Throughout history, flags have been used as a way to communicate. Be it identifying a connection to a nation, an army, a family, maybe even a team, or it can send a message that warns of danger or heralds a truce. This 467 total views Read More
Getting Ripped at the Beach – Tides, Currents, and Waves
The ocean is an incredible form to experience. It is dynamic. Ever-changing. Unpredictable. Terrifying and yet still a place we go to calm our souls. 520 total views Read More
MANATEES – The Lovable Sea Cows Made of Mermaid Legends P2
Welcome back to the second part of what makes this lovable creature so interesting and how you can help protect them. Let us begin! 394 total views Read More
Active Adventures – The Great Benefits of Daily Walks
Nearly every day, I wake up, refill my water bottle, grab my earbuds, grab my fanny pack (insert laughter here), get my audible book ready on my phone, start my Garmin Venue SQ watch, and head out on my 2.14-mile walk. Most days, in the evening, I repeat the cycle for an after-dinner walk. 222 total views Read More
Hillberry Trail – The Great Adventures of Mountain Biking
Most of my biking experience has just been for the fun of it and random, with no real focus, but I think this is something we can get into. 176 total views, 1 views today Read More
Myakkahatchee Creek – A Stroll in A Natural Wonderland
I love walking at least two miles a day. It is my way of staying healthy, getting my steps in, and making sure I take time for myself so I can recenter, but once a week, I try to head to Myakkahatchee Creek Environmental Park for my walk where I can connect to not only 485 total views Read More