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the art of the surf ski
01.27.10
While in Plettenburg Bay the boys took advantage of the warm waters to get in a little bit of surf skiing. Ryan brought over the skis and Jacobus and Charlie did their best to try to stay upright. I took advantage of the situation to perfect my sports photography. It was a bit tough going without my telephoto, but I made do.

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Jacobus, excited about the prospect of getting some lekker waves. (Cape Town to California translation: Dude was looking for some hella cool waves.)

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OK, so maybe the waves weren't exactly HUGE but at least he stayed upright.

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oops... getting distracted.

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Despite what is looks like, Ryan was actually trying to HELP charlie, not flip him over. Surf skis are known for their instability, as Charlie quickly learned.

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Ryan, showing the fellas how it's done.

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And finally, this is where they share their stories on how huge the waves were. Or, how many times they managed to tip themselves over in that wobbly boat.

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