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Teiki Mathieu Baillan surfing a self-made Alaya surfboard in Macaroni, Mentawaï, Indonesia. Photo by C. Naslain, 2009.
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Por Anonymous , 29-12-2009
Locals Are Kooks - So typical that the "locals" are the kooks that can't really surf. It's probably the only side of "surf culture" that they can actually practice, but should only be practiced at spots where the wave is actually good and should be protected from those with bad manners. I have surfed up and down Florida and have surfed circles around kooks who gave me stink eye. The surfers who actually ripped were the coolest, chillest people I ever met. Those are the ones that matter to me and keep the surf spirit alive. Pay no attention to local kooks with nothing better to do than to be a dickhead to someone who doens't know any better.
Por Anonymous , 28-03-2009
So not true - It's not true that you have to walk to the break, there is a parking lot right in front. What is true, is the inbreads, i mean locals! i did come across a couple of good local surfers that were cool, but other than them, what a bunch of d-bags. I must have said hello to three guys after a pretty good sesh, and they just stared me down like I was carrying a bz sponge longboard or something. sorry guys, not my fault your parents didn't raise you right. just try to learn how to surf, maybe you'll be a little happier. peace out fools, untill next time i steal your waves while you watch on the beach.
Por Cory Brown , 24-02-2009
Locals - The only locals that will give you a hard time are the ones who can't surf. They have to fall back on thier bad grammar and threaten others to feel some sense of worth. I have surfed the Rocks longer than most of the locals have been alive. The true locals want grommies and new people to visit. Surfing is about having fun and making friends out in the water. Anything else is for the kooks.
Por Anonymous , 19-01-2009
locals vs locals - There are two types of locals. Some that surf well and try to maintain etiquette at a fun spot. These people will take action to your face. The other type are drunk lowlifes who will F with your car and not your face. Hopefully this recession will see them with no lawns to mow and pools to clean so they end up homeless and infected with aids and herpes.
Por Anonymous , 09-07-2008
My beach - Rocks is my baby, I love her soooo much, dont steal the pineapples and plumeria I planted or I will be all up ons
Por Anonymous , 09-04-2008
forget about it - a recent sand-fill project at the local public beach has moved a ton of sand into the cove and onto the reef at the rocks. the once perfect lefts are now sectiony close-outs. don't know if the old rocks will ever return, but it's gone for now.
Por Anonymous , 14-02-2008
Hurricane Flyod - I remember being at stuart rocks right as hurricane flyod took a drastic turn in it's path...anyone have pics\?
Por Anonymous , 05-12-2007
good times - this is a great spot. Locals are great and love to share waves. Anybody who surfs should come visit this spot. Begginers welcom
Por Anonymous , 27-11-2007
answer to New surfer comment - Yea!!! thats why he has sold about 500 boards a year for the last 25 years.Impact rules this area way before you got here ,way after you go back to were you came from
Por Anonymous , 02-11-2007
PS RUMORS OF REEF ALLOWING 15 - REEF ROADS OUTER REEF CAN SUPPORT 15 -20 ALEAST AND IT DOES NO CLOSE OUT AS EASY AT PUMP HOUSE SO KOOK GET IT RIGHT STAY OUT OF PALM BEACH
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