Windy Wednesday

Yesterday was a beautiful surf day in Orange County. The waves today are a little crumbly, still with some nice size, but lacking that glassiness that really gets you excited.

Quiksilver France is live today, the third day of the event. Today's waves are 6-8 feet, pumping windblown barrels - ski assistance is in full effect. Check it out.

http://quiksilverlive.com/profrance2010/live.en.html

The Quiksilver Pro France's waiting period commences on September 25 and runs through October 5, 2010; it is being held on multiple beaches in the Southwest of France. The seventh stop on the ASP world tour, with Portugal being the next surf destination, will end only two days before the next event begins, as the World Title Race really gets rolling as it nears its conclusion.

Here's a couple pictures to stare at.

Mr Pitt 4.0

Hurley Pro

We are heading out to Trestles for the Hurley Pro. Probably going to watch round 1 before i head to work later this afternoon. You can watch it from the comfort of your own home if you so choose, here is the link.

http://www.hurley.com/hurleypro/live.cfm

Should be a fun day

Crawlow

My first video edit. I have no idea what I am doing, this is all trial and error; I am using a free video editor called Jahshaka. When i render the video the audio gets a little messed up. If anyone knows anything about editing or has tips/insight on how to make better videos technically and artistically, your comments are very much appreciated.

Thanks and enjoy.

Billabong Tahiti Pro

The final day of the Billabong Pro Tahiti saw a lot of great action from slashing to epic tube-riding. Unfortunately, the waves stayed in the chest to head high range and we never really got to see Teahupoo in its full glory. For anyone who is interested you can check out the final day highlights here, or travel over to the site to see a full arsenal of video highlights.



Next stop : Trestles!

I also want to leave a link to a great surf forecasting website. It is my go to source for any in-depth information I want concerning the waves and winds. It also has great articles, a few nice surf cams, and plenty of forecasting tutorials. Check it out if you are interested.

SolSpot.com