Mexico II
Posted in Wooden Surfboards on January 29th, 2012 by adminDoing things in Mexico is always an adventure. Making wooden surfboards down here is always an adventure. Finding wood, going somewhere to get it surfaced and milled (I am standing in a pile of wood shavings up to my knees in the picture). The people you meet are always interesting. Starting a 6’8″ fishy thing for Terry and finishing a 7’6″ mini mal for Allison. Just finished a 6’5″ swallow tail quad for Allison. I have been surfing it and loving the four fins. Fast and loose but still really responsive. The 6’5″ and the 7’11″ have been a great combo for the waves in Sayulita this winter.





























pristine environment on a daily basis. Norm has deep ties and overwhelming support from the local native community. This pipeline has the potential to wreak major havoc on many different levels. Norm is a great guy and definitely practices what he preaches. Check out his site and progress on his journey. 


















