Category: Surf
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This Week In Nosara 45 is up
The last week in October has been a fun here in Nosara. Plenty of good weather & surf to go around with light crowds. This is going to change once the US election ends and we get into mid November. In the meantime, get out there and enjoy it while you can. I even rode a shortboard which I normally don’t use in Guiones.
Nosara Civic Association (NCA) Covirena program is officially launched. Their objective is to explain & enforce the rules of Playa Guiones being inside a nature reserve. The most challenging item is there are no more dogs on the beach. Of course no motos on the beach, trash, or bonfires as well.
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This Week In Nosara 44: Congrats Mer on beating cancer! Good & bad weather. Info Joe recouping & locals having fun
TWIN 44 is a super fun one which hopefully conveys a ‘real’ look at Nosara this time of year. We have some good weather & happy people, plus some bad weather & what it looks like on the rainy days. Not everyone is unhappy when raining though… Legendary figure Mimi is cooking authentic Tico food, Alex ‘Adub’ Wilksonson is enjoying the plants & creek by his house, Casa Tindaya. There’s a bunch of scenes in this episode & I hope you enjoy it!
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This Week In Nosara 43: October good luck continues! G Love on way for Safari Benefit Show, get your tickets here w/QR code
Normally October the rainiest month of the year but it seems we got most of our rain out of the way in May, June, July & August.
Anyways, the locals in town enjoying lack of crowds & fun surf. Even Chico Serio is smiling in this video. Get out there & enjoy yourself if you’re in town. The crowds will be back soon enough along with the offshore winds.
Safari Surf School’s Benefit show with G Love & Friends is November 16th & there’s a Meet & Greet hangout at Tierra Magnífica with special music from both Theo Hill & The After Surf Band. Theo Hill is super talented piano player & frequently on TWIN episodes & I call him “Music Theo” & The After Surf Band is Tom, Rhea, Olo Max & myself & frequently playing these soundtracks for TWIN.
Music wise, the early TWIN videos were usually me messing around playing a guitar into computer. Then as new band started practicing our Saturday improv sessions at Olo Alaia were often the music & now these days having fun starting to include my daughter Kaiya & myself sometimes, too.
Music is fun & now that kids are older I’m getting back into it more heavily. I used to play upright bass in a bluegrass band before moving to Costa Rica & now I’m grateful so many talented musicians in town or passing through town.
If you have any original music you want to submit for TWIN soundtrack send it in & we’ll check it out.
