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Silly Surfing Competition


Another awesome thing we observed while on our recent trip to California.  On July 3rd, we checked out Huntington Beach, on the recommendation of many of our California friends.  The vibe was very chill, laid back and young.  

The Peer at Huntington Beach is a great place to hang out and people watch. The day we were there, there was a junior surf competition going on.  

This was just one of the fun and crazy events they hosted that day.







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Darin Armstrong said…
Hello Erin,
Just a quick message to ask if you would be interested in a mutual following on twitter. I am currently following you now and am awaiting for your follow-back if you indeed decide to do so...

All the very best to you and yours for the rest of 2012 and beyond Erin. Hope to hear back from you...

Darin
twitter.com/DarinArmstrong
Team LIVESTRONG
PS.(#FYI I do RT's for all #Triathletes #Cyclists #UltraRunners & #Marathoners who follow me and have something important they want mentioned...)
July 24, 2012 at 2:28 PM
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