G-LAND ... The draining tide, fading swell, and onshore winds kept a stronghold on more than the 1st part of the day. It probably wasn't until 1:00 when the winds went light offshore and a bump of swell wrapped around the point, maybe just bumping up from the tide beginning to fill in, but whatever the reason, it was noticeably better. And then everyone patiently waiting to go surfing went. The guys in the water before the mass exodus happened were lucky to get a couple of clean sets to themselves. We got 69 in camp right now plus the other 2 camps are pretty loaded up, so no exaggeration on the exodus being massive.
Same swell direction as yesterday so same sections of the reef. Money Trees lining up fast with some of them staying hollow and sets getting up to about 10 foot faces. Fan Palms and Kongs breaking well and helping the crowd spread out. In the end, another day that seemed to flood most everyone's blood with goodness. But not quite like at the end of yesterday.
A FAVOR TO ASK...if you're coming out here soon and can buy an external hard drive for me (i'll have the cash waiting for you at the camp) , please connect with me at narchi@grajagan.com so we can set it up....
--MICHAEL
