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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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Santa Clause
USA, California, Santa Barbara
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Latitude: 34° 24.484' N |
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park on padaro ln, there is a long strech of stores, there used to be a giant santa clause but it got taken down. There is a lot of parking.
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It is a weak wave that rarely gets good. Excellant Family beach, but watch out for surf schools they will really get in your way. Chris Keet runs a surf school, and he will let you know if your too close to his kids. the palce rarely gets good. But on a small swell it has waves
Author: eloc ilopul Contributors (1)
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By keir , 06-11-2007
pussy - whoever writes shit about other peoples surf spots anonomously is a pussy who can gargle my balls. cito rats have nothing to d with this area because its carp.
By davisbdigital@hotmail.com , 14-12-2006
Loon Point anyone? - If you want to surf a real secret spot just head up the beach from santa claus lane (be sure to watch out for the dreaded "Cito Rats") and walk up to Loon Point - this place gets really good and is usually not crowded - pretty localized but I never had a problem when I just went by myself and surfed and had fun. You could probably show up with 10 guys and surf cause hey what are the cito rats gonna do? Loons is a good right point that is fun on big winter swells, norths, north wests or a lot of west will get this place going.
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By Anonymous , 11-03-2009
santa claus shmanta claus - Dudes, Funny the name is santa claus 'cause you ain't getting no gifts here bros. If me or my posse' are out, your going home, mo. Don't even think about running into my 12'6" soft top (with wax). I'll jack you up with a verbal tongue lashing. I'm not jokng. I tow in by hanging on to a long dog leash and having my dog run on the beach. Yeah, it's that heavy. If you do paddle out, watch out for the sand bottom and smooth cobblestones. You've been warned.