Surp-ing!
Jason was nice enough to send me some pics during our adventure where my battery had died. So here are a few last pics of my amazing surf adventure.
Balinese does not have the letter 'f'. So whenever I was headed somewhere with my board, the locals would yell 'You go surp-ing?'. (This explains the title of this post).
Yes, generally when someone is walking to the beach with their bathing suit on and a surf board under their arm, they are going surfing.
Here is us pre-surf at Medewi. A long left break on the West coast of Bali.
Balinese does not have the letter 'f'. So whenever I was headed somewhere with my board, the locals would yell 'You go surp-ing?'. (This explains the title of this post).
Yes, generally when someone is walking to the beach with their bathing suit on and a surf board under their arm, they are going surfing.
Here is us pre-surf at Medewi. A long left break on the West coast of Bali.
P.S. I bought this amazing 1990's bathing suit while I was there because I thought it would look really good with my snowboarding goggles. Next Hallowe'en???
The walk from our hotel to the surf beach was about 100 steps. Now that is what I call paradise.
And lastly, a post surf pic. I am tired, injured, and trying to sort out my rashy. Meanwhile, Jason is making fun of me for drop-kneeing on a wave when I lost my balance. Hey, at least I dont belly board!
The walk from our hotel to the surf beach was about 100 steps. Now that is what I call paradise.
And lastly, a post surf pic. I am tired, injured, and trying to sort out my rashy. Meanwhile, Jason is making fun of me for drop-kneeing on a wave when I lost my balance. Hey, at least I dont belly board!
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Linda - it all looks fabulous.
Bali is tops on my list to visit but I think I'd rather stay at the Four Seasons with room service etc. You're a brave girl travelling the way you do but you'll always have great stories. Thanks for keeping us all updated and educated on the histories of the areas etc. You've got the makings of a good book here.
Enjoy
C & G