Surf Camp in La Union

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Bird' s Eye view


Reading backwards
two toinks in a beach
Something caught my eye


Learning the basics of Surfing


This is how its done!



On the rocky end of the shoreline
Petulance!! it was quite early


...and I am not a morning person!!

Exhibit A

Time to ride the Waves


Chillin' while surfin'


The way to the beach

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