Zarautz III

When there's no waves, the long paddeling to the island starts (about 30mins) where there are still the remnants of the old ship-loading-station of Zarautz. There you can jump down from around 10-12m .
first picture: Phillip (I think)

from another angle

after a few jumps the next time I needed a new challenge....

the 20-minute-storm

Generally wheather was excellent, mostly summerly. But then a storm came upon the camp...
torn tarps

bend poles

some collapsed tents

and totally destroyed ones

Zarautz II

The view from my doorstep in the morning, panoramas slightly torn apart

and in the evening...

Zarautz

Well, big update. I was working one month in Zarautz/ Pais Vasco as instructor for nature sports/ surfing for the University of Freiburg. As you can see I was pretty busy and couldn't put pictures in the net. Therefore I now hand them in later bit for bit. Here from one of the first days of teaching: board knowledge: waxing the board, fix the legrope etc

Mentawai III

This time there's a bit a lack of diversity in the pics because I was surfing the whole time

the 'wilde 13' second generation with it's owner Timo

Fotos: Florian Saint-Genez

Mentawai II

Domi enjoys a burger. Let's see who gets this one...

but on another day he had to pay the price

Mentawai I

3m perfection, just because of the point of view seemingly with nobody out

Here some pics from surfing a spot a little further to the north

Fotos: Maria Caruso Leierer

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on 2nd of August in the Badischen Zeitung:

Sumatra IV

Lunchtime between surfing

Indonesia 30

Foto: Nayya

Supplement entry: Roadtrip to Portugal (2: Up again)

through the Picos in autumn back north again. All fotos: Totti Lingott

Sumatra III

yet another beautiful surfing day...

all pictures: yousurf

Sumatra II

Surfed 10ft in the morning, in the afternoon 2ft around the corner

all pictures: yousurf

FAZ am Sonntag

July 13th in the Frankfurter Allgemeinen Sonntagszeitung:

Sumatra

 SURF

ALL

DAY

all pictures: yousurf

Supplement entry: Roadtrip to Portugal (1: Down)

Supplement entry to one of the first posts on the blog. all pictures: Totti Lingott or Totti's camera

and because it was so nice the 'wilde dreizehn' at its upper limit: