Surf Happenings

103, 2009

Carol Philips Bodyboarding and Competing at Pipeline on the North Shore of Oahu

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1602, 2009

All about Waimea Bay and Valley on the North Shore of Oahu

By |February 16th, 2009|About Waimea, Surf Happenings|0 Comments

Waimea Bay and Waimea Valley is one of my most favorite places in the world!`Located in the Moku of Waialua, it is the only complete Ahupua’a on the island of Oahu that is preserved. An ahupua’a is the name Hawaiians use to describe a track of land, but it’s much more then that, it also represents a style of land management that follows the flow of the water from the mountains to the sea.

Waimea Bay’s beautiful white sand beach is one of the largest and deepest beaches in the Hawaiian Islands and a great place to swim and snorkel in the Summer months. It is also a Marine Life Conservation District. On the West end of the bay the famous Jump Rock which you can jump off of if your brave! There is also a hole at the base that you can swim through.

In the Winter months when the surf is up Waimea Bay features one of the most dangerous and deadly rip currents in the world. So much so that Jump Rock name is changed to Death Rock ! If you must go in the water during […]

1402, 2009

Happy Valentine's Day!

By |February 14th, 2009|Happy Vanentine's Day!, Surf Happenings|1 Comment

602, 2009

Tidal 9 Women's Pipeline Pro 2009 Contest

By |February 6th, 2009|Surf Happenings, Tidal 9 Women's Pipeline Pro|0 Comments

402, 2009

How to be a Real Surfer Girl

By |February 4th, 2009|How to be a Real Surfer Girl, How To Do Things Related to Surfing|0 Comments

2401, 2009

Keeping the Country Country!

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901, 2009

How to be a Jr. Lifeguard on the North Shore of Oahu

By |January 9th, 2009|How To Be A Jr. Lifeguard on the North Shore of Oahu, How To Do Things Related to Surfing|0 Comments

The City and County of Honolulu, Hawaii offers it’s Jr. Program each summer. Classes last a week each and are open to children 13-17 years of age who can swim 500 yards in less then 10 minutes and have had a physical exam within the past 6-months. The North Shore Jr. Lifeguard Program is so successful that the North Shore Lifeguard Association has created created a video to teach even more children and adults basic lifesaving skills. You can watch the teaser below on You Tube or visit Explore TV and watch the whole 2o-minute video . Although, I’m slightly biased, Rick is a friend and I’ve volunteered for the program in the past, this video is amazing. My 7-year old nephew has watched the video at least 6 times and now knows what a first responder is and most impressively to call 911 when someone is in trouble or unresponsive.

Directed, by Rick Williams, Produced the North Shore Lifeguard Association and Made Possible by a Grant from the Annenberg Foundation

Watch the whole version on Explore TV

801, 2009

Where I Live There Are Rainbows

By |January 8th, 2009|Musings, Where I Live There are Rainbows|0 Comments

501, 2009

Another Beautiful Day on the North Shore of Oahu

By |January 5th, 2009|Another Beautiful Day on the North Shore of Oahu, Surf Happenings|1 Comment

401, 2009

Hao'uli Makahiki Hou – Happy New Year!

By |January 4th, 2009|Happy New Year!, Surf Happenings|0 Comments