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\"2014-LM-03-20\"<\/p>\n

Surf: 7.9 ft at 14.8 s from the W at 279\u00c2\u00b0<\/p>\n

Hooo. Crowded out there today. I’m not sure I’ve seen so many beginner shortboarders trying to get in to shallow water closeouts. <\/p>\n

With the longboard I was able to squeeze plenty of rides out of the whompfest, but not without a face full of sand and silt here and there. Plus banging around into my board.<\/p>\n

Around the end of the session there was a moment when there wasn’t a single wave in sight. Everything turned into a mixed up wash. Huh. I tried to belly in but there were just so many people in thigh deep water on the inside. Oookay. I suppose you could surf there if you really wanted. <\/p>\n

Paddled up a little further to an empty spot to take one in.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Surf: 7.9 ft at 14.8 s from the W at 279\u00c2\u00b0 Hooo. Crowded out there today. I’m not sure I’ve seen so many beginner shortboarders trying to get in to shallow water closeouts. With the longboard I was able to squeeze plenty of rides out of the whompfest, but not without a face full of … <\/p>\n

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