I walked out and took this series of photos of the surfing lesson in the calm part of Tamarindo Bay, which is partially sheltered from the larger ocean waves by an off shore volcanic reef.
As I mentioned, I am not a surfer. In fact, I have never been on a surf board. I used to snow ski (and took 29 stitches in my head from a skiing accident). I imagine waiting on a wave for a surfer is like waiting for a lift line or riding up the ski lift for a skier, except the next wave comes a lot more quickly. In Tamarindo and Playa Langosta, the waves usually roll in one right after another, with barely the time to fix one's hair.
I image that hair was being restrained so it didn't get in the eyes when the next wave roared in.
ReplyDeleteGood grooming is essential.
ReplyDeletenice perspective. And you cannot surf with hair in one's eyes!
ReplyDeleteGot to look good on that wave because there's that guy out there with the camera!
ReplyDeleteI like your comparison to skiing. In both sports you need a lift, and then it is all about you!
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