Mark your calendars for an epic evening of inspirational swell riding, Pizza, brews and an over all positive vibe!
18820 Pacific Coast Hwy
Malibu, Ca 80265
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Showing posts with label Malibu. Show all posts
"I think surfers and anyone concerned about the environment will really enjoy reading it..."
This new author, Angela Savidge, has wrote a new modern day fantasy book partially set in Malibu and featuring surfing. She is offering a free ebook or paperback to those willing to post a review on Amazon.
Urban Faery: A Modern Fantasy
Desperate to reconnect with the natural world, Cate wades into the ocean at one of Malibu’s most notorious surf breaks but is unaware that a powerful swell has moved in putting her in the direct path of danger. When Cate is rescued by a mysterious surfer named Luc, an alluring Welsh renegade and a modern-day descendant of the ancient Fae race, she is propelled into a new era of self-discovery and a total re-evaluation of the world around her.
If this sounds like the type of book you would enjoy reading, then hit up author via this Contact Form on her website or via her Craigslist posting: Amazon Book Reviewers for an AWESOME LA/Malibu based story
Double Good has put together a video of last week's Surfers Healing Malibu Surf Camp. Check it out below:
And if you love popcorn and would like to support Surfers Healing, you can use code SURFER when you order popcorn from Double Good 50% of your purchase will go toward helping them continue to provide these incredible camps free to kids with autism.
Here's 2 news reports from CBS and KTLA on the situation at Surfrider. They talk with the mayor, he says more rocks are going to be placed, but they don't address the cause of the erosion, which is shady as f*@# to us. They do mention removing the restrooms in the KTLA report. You can view both video below:
These images of Surfrider beach starting showing up on Instagram this morning. That Malibu Lagoon Restoration Project is the the cause of it. They cause the beach to errode so much, the city decide to dig up the beach and place huge boulders in front of the wall to protect it.
Here is a statement from Surfrider LA
The Surfrider Foundation is dismayed that City and County officials have chosen to drop boulders on the beach at Malibu in order to protect a historic landmark from erosion at First Point. Emergency seawalls are inevitable without proactive planning to accommodate ongoing erosion and the impacts of sea level rise. Surfrider continues to advocate for soft beach nourishment solutions at the Adamson Estate and a seasonal management program to encourage flows to exit Malibu Lagoon to the west at Third Point. We are calling on all stakeholders to come to the table and develop short- and long-term sustainable solutions that protect the beach at Malibu.
On Saturday, June 1st, Surfers Healing held one of their Surf Camps at Surfrider. Surfers Healing's mission is to enrich the lives of people living with autism by exposing them to the unique experience of surfing through these surf camps.
Here are some photos from Rachel Gaynes.
Rachel has a whole album on Facebook filled with more photos, here's the link:
Visit Surfers Healing's Website to learn even more about them and find out ways you can help.
And if you love popcorn and would like to support Surfers Healing, you can use code SURFER when you order popcorn from Double Good 50% of your purchase will go toward helping them continue to provide these incredible camps free to kids with autism.
A group has started a petition to get a skatepark built in Malibu. They are on Instragam at @malibuskatepark and below is their link to sign the petition.
Here are a couple of surf photos from Tuesday shot at First Point by Brian Asher Photography. The link to the complete gallery of more photos is down below.
You can find more photos from this session in Brian's Facebook photo album:
Boardriders Malibu is hosting a Channel Islands Surfboards demo tour for one whole week! June 4-11, come by and try before you buy...
18820 Pacific Coast Hwy
Malibu, Ca 80265
310 - 359 - 8274
Mark your calendars for an epic evening of inspirational swell riding, Pizza, brews and an over all positive vibe!
18820 Pacific Coast Hwy
Malibu, Ca 80265
310 - 359 - 8274
Surfrider LA has teamed up with Angel City Brewery, KROQ, and Aviator Nation for a series of summertime cleanups and concerts. With two events at the Venice Breakwater and two to be held at Surfrider Beach, each cleanup will be followed by a concert held at Aviator Nation locations on Abbot Kinney and at Surfrider Malibu. First one is June 30th. Clean your local beach and reward yourself with live local music and tasty brews. $20 tix online, $25 at the door.
Here are a couple of surf photos from Thursday shot at First Point by Brian Asher Photography. The link to the complete gallery of more photos is down below.
You can find more photos from this session in Brian's Facebook photo album:
Heads up! For you dawn patrollers, this week Caltrans will be fully closing the Topanga Canyon Blvd during the night. Here's their announcement:
Overnight FULL closures of Topanga Canyon Blvd (SR-27), from PCH to Grand View Drive, continue tonight. The closure will be in place Tuesday-Thursday from 10pm-5am. See the alternate route below.
Overnight FULL closures of Topanga Canyon Blvd (SR-27), from PCH to Grand View Drive, continue tonight. The closure will be in place Tuesday-Thursday from 10pm-5am. See the alternate route below.
Here are a couple of surf photos from Thursday shot at First Point by Brian Asher Photography. The link to the complete gallery of more photos is down below.
You can find more photos from this session in this photo gallery:
Here are a couple of surf photos from Thursday shot at First Point by Brian Asher Photography. The link to the complete gallery of more photos is down below.
You can find more photos from this session in this photo gallery:
If you were out there, there's probably some cool surfing shots of you, go check them out!
Rip Curl Malibu Shop Team Rider Talia Swindal representing Malibu to the fullest this weekend at the National Scholastic Surfing Association Western Surf Championships! 2nd Place in Super Girls and 3rd Place in Girls!
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