Well, it appears that even the hardy eastern Canadians have a limit when it comes to cold-water surfing. The water is about 1 degree Celsius, and so our surf season is over until mid-March.
So what better way to spend our surfless winter than trying to build our own boards? We did some research, bought some material, and the project is underway.
We're uber-pumped and want to chronicle this momentous adventure for our friends to follow along and be uber-pumped with us. We'll try and keep you updated as best we can with pictures and sarcastic dialogue.
Onwards and upwards!
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Following 4 East Coasters as we build our first surfboards...
What the heck?
In case you just stumbled on this site...Yes, we're probably crazy, but here's the deal: We have a crew of 4 or 5 people who love to surf, but live on an island with no real surfable waves. We drive 6hrs most weekends during surf season for one day of decent surf. The water temps here in winter hover near freezing, so we've decided to pass the surfless season by attempting to build our own boards. Our goals are to keep from going crazy with no surf, pass the time quickly until spring, and maybe even come out with a new board on the other end. Cheers and thanks for visiting!
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