Today, Michele and I joined hundreds of concerned beach lovers in Nags Head for the national "Hands Across the Sand" event to support clean energy. The event was organized by our local Surfrider Foundation chapter. The weather was perfect and the ocean could not have been more beautiful. For over a week the water has been clear and emerald green. This is in sharp contrast to the devastation of the beaches caused by BP's oil spill in the gulf. Once is enough!
Saturday, June 26, 2010
Hands Across the Sand
Today, Michele and I joined hundreds of concerned beach lovers in Nags Head for the national "Hands Across the Sand" event to support clean energy. The event was organized by our local Surfrider Foundation chapter. The weather was perfect and the ocean could not have been more beautiful. For over a week the water has been clear and emerald green. This is in sharp contrast to the devastation of the beaches caused by BP's oil spill in the gulf. Once is enough!
Friday, June 18, 2010
New Paddles
We are pleased to introduce top of the line Kialoa Paddles from Hawaii. New for 2010, Kialoa has just released the "Pipes" paddle with a smaller blade specifically designed for women. In addition to being extremely lightweight, strong and functional, Kialoa paddles have beautiful graphics. To date, women have been using over-sized paddles designed for men. Pipes paddles will make paddling and surfing much more enjoyable for women on the Outer Banks.
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