Thursday, December 4, 2008

Big Wave Surfing Event Starts Today!



While there are many famous surfers we could list, today's event sponsored by Quicksilver honors Eddie Aikau born on Maui but later became a resident of Oahu's North Shore and was the first lifeguard on Oahu at Waimea Bay. He was famous for riding the Big Ones! The opening ceremonies get off to a great start today at Waimea Bay. The big wave event needs a minimum of 20-foot waves to get underway. Forecast today is 16 to 24 -foot faces. Trade winds at 5 -10 mph- 83'F Sunny - so conditions should be perfect. This event is the Super Bowl of surfing and the first price this year is the largest first place check in history at $55,000.


For all you mainlanders suffering with temperatures in the teens and freezing your behinds off. I'd like to offer you just a few minutes of tropical breezes and big wave surfing - go ahead take a short Hawaii vacation without leaving your home of office.




5 comments:

foodbankbarbie said...

I keep coming here to thank you for your comments and I keep clicking on different things.. so I'm going to do it now before I go click on the 'HitCounter' lol!!! I wish Blogger would add a general comments sections, so you didn't have to leave it on a blog if you didn't want to. HAWAII.. your life must be sunshine all day!! :)
Shannon
http://foodbankbarbie.blogspot.com/

Roxy's Real Estate News said...

Thanks for stopping by Shannon.
General comment area would be nice
and spell check when you leave comments. I am forever writing out the wrong word or spelling something wrong.
Come back again.
Roxy

P Maillet said...

Roxy,thank you for looking at my blogs (via the Blogger group.)

You have a really nice blog here. I just LOVE your photo-header. And I love the pictures of the waves.

Reminds me that I need to put pictures into my blogs because they make all the difference in the world.

Roxy's Real Estate News said...

P. Mailet, thanks for the kind comments. I really do like to keep my blog visually attractive.
It nice when my efforts are noticed.
I do like your blog too. You have so much to read and lots of important information most of us could benefit from. I'll be back soon for more.
Roxy

Anonymous said...

The photos of warm weather have made me very jealous. I'm sitting here in the cold in Massachusetts. I don't know about the real estate market where you are, but it's terrible here.

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