SanO

Locals said it's so small.

And it probably was.

I still had the best time out there. Learned how to navigate the crowds. Followed the breaks as tide changed, paddled around Old Man's, Point and Dog Patch like a maniac.

Walking out on that cobble stone reef I just hoped I don't smash into them. First time surfing on hard rocks instead of soft sandy beach breaks.

And yes, it probably was small. Do I care? No, I don't. I stood up and rode them small waves. That's all that counts.

SanO taught me, made me happy, I had a blast. There's something magical about it.