October 21, 2016

Surfing Siargao

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Pronounces “shar-gow,” this island and the people who live there blew me away. I loved it. Here’s where we stayed, what we did, and how we got there:

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June 11, 2015

Bali

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Bali was by far my favorite place that I have traveled to. I loved the people, the waves, the food, and the weather.

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June 4, 2014

Nicaragua Surfari

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Every year Miles and I do a surf trip to somewhere new. The reasons for this are:

To surf.
To surf.
To go some place we’ve never been (this is important).

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November 12, 2013

How to Give Your Wetsuit an End-of-Season Cleaning

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Summer in Southern California is over (but is it really?) and it is time to give those Spring suits a rinse before you hang them up for the Winter. Wetsuits can be a little tricky to clean because they are so “delicate” in some ways. You never want to put them through a washer/dryer cycle, and you don’t want to use any harsh cleaners. But what is the best way to give your spring suit a rinse with more than just fresh water before you retire it for the season? There are some wetsuit cleaning products on the market but they are usually pretty expensive. This is what I have found to help get any smells out, and to help stop any mildew that might grow on the off-season.