Curtain blind is still on my list to try, everyone seems to stay booked with referrals only. Would love to try it and make a video to share this historical way of hunting. Cool video
Great to see that watermen are still out there earning a living. I can only imagine how hard it is to deal with the government red tape on top of the job itself
I'm in my 60s now but grew up down there. Surfed these spots from 8 until I was 45. Can say that 80ish % of my friends were pro level but never surfed contests. I did 4 when I was in my 20s and my best [place was 4th. I went all over the US and MX surfing but would always find my way back to NC.
Shout-out to the team who produced this video...absolutely love it! The surfing and fishing vids are a total representation of everyday life down here. Keep 'em coming!
Miss you. However I thought you didn’t want to be friends with me . Your songs implied a lot of cold and mean thoughts . Now you think I should just forget them. You have really hurt me in ways I never thought I I would feel . ❤
Wright Brothers have 5 years to show their Flyer to the people on many Prize Organizations to be the first heavier than air and self controled flight, but they run away from all of them, because their history was fake, sorry, was ''a secret', kkkkkk. Study about: Deutsch prize (1901), Saint Louis Science Exposition (1904), Archdeacon prize (1906), Scientific American Trophy (1908), Deutsch-Archdeacon Prize (1908), Aeroclub de France prize (1906). WB show a flight first time to the public just August 1908, when a lot of people are made amazing flights too. Before that, WB send a lot of text to newspaper telling a lie, no photos are send to the press, no Witnesses (oh yes, a farmer see it). There are no good evidence about 1903 photo first flight, because no one see it in that time. All of these prizes combined would Mike Tyson, Federer and Michael Jackson crazy to get the money, but the Wright Brothers still didn't compete, because their flight history was a lie, sorry, it was a secret. Kkkkkk invention.psychology.msstate.edu/inventors/i/Wrights/library/WrightSiAm1.html