At The Olympics.
Have A Great Weekend!
Try and make out onto or into the water this weekend....and please don't contribute to traffic accidents!
Fish On Fridays. "Voici La Vahiné."
Ah-ha, finally a real fish!
Bridge!
The other one.
Fish On Fridays.
Okay, I've got nothing. The juices just aren't flowing, so let's watch some animated fish bop up and down.
Tillerman Tuesday.
Not his cup of tea.
I think he's on to something. The larger the boat, the larger the hole in the water. Not to mention all the time spent "not sailing."
Monday Morning Memory.
This morning I awoke and had a memory flash through my brain of hanging out at Waikiki with my little brother. Those were good times.
Have A Great Weekend!
Turn your eyes away from this shameful example from the half way house of bikinis.
Don't sweat it, just get out on to the water.
Fish On Fridays. (Got Fish?)
Lucette van Beek for Glamour Italia July 2012.
Did someone mention a half way house?
Fish On Fridays + Friday Flyover =
Helicopter Fishing - watch more funny videos
Crazy!
Yippee Cayey!
I don't know about you, but I think I would have been screaming, "Mommy!"
Scream capture from the Richmond Yacht Club. (yikes!)
Downwind Sailing.
I'm confused, Joe. I thought that this blog was a half way house for wahines in bikinis? This isn't a photo of some buxom babe strolling half naked across the deck of a mega sailing yacht. Does that unusual craft have a cup holder?
Monday Morning Mermaid.
Mermaid: Susi Mai.
Have A Great Weekend!
Try and make it out onto or into the water this weeked.
Chloé Calmon.
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Shallow, shallow, shallow!
God loves long boarders.
Goat Surfing.
Two goats named Goatee and Pismo are wowing SoCal beachgoers with their surfing skills.
Via Star Advetiser.
Weekday Wahine.
Maya Gabeira. Don't blame me for being shallow, it was Rotorhead's idea.
Like he really had to twist my arm.
Wreck On Wednesday. Sadness Is...
A wrecked sailboat.
Opti.
I think it's time to get your sail refurbished.
Heeling.
The wind blowing in from the Gate and a strong current make for a hard slog out to sea.