He doesn't surf, but since he retired he's gotten his pilot's license. He was practising touch-and-go's in Oregon, and well, someone said he's got the touch part down pat, but needs to work on the go a little more. He's fine - the homeowner said she was leaving the house when she heard a big crash and got blown off her porch. Looked up to see this guy sitting on her roof, and the tail of an airplane sticking out of her house. My big brother. Lets hear your stories.
Dont you hate it when people drop in unannounced!?
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Dont you hate it when people drop in unannounced!?
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Hey,hey.hey.hey.............Get the F out of the way........
I'm going left!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Theres a bunch of outer reefs in my hometown that get pretty good. Mostly lefts in a series of bombies next to each other. Second one accross is often the best…Bigger bro often paddles to the furthest one by himself all the time on the biggest days of the year. (1hour paddle each way).
He paddled to outside islands in almost every area hes been to. one being around 10km out.
his gf’s bro said only kelly slater could surf that bombie out there. So he went out and surfed it.
One time my brother…(looks back up at plane crashed into house photos)…ah, never mind.
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That’s pretty tough to top, Huck. My older brother was playing hide and seek with my kids and our younger brother’s kids. He hung outside the second story window and jumped onto the cement below. He was pushing 50 at the time. Came limping around the front door and took a seat in the living room while the kids were still up stairs wondering where the hell he went. Most of the crazy shit he pulls off. He has always loved climbing, doing dives and flips off of cliffs into water, and fighting. He still works as a tree cutter, climbing trees with his chain saw at the age of 54 while fighting chronic mylogenous leukemia. He’s still teaching gymnastics to children and will hop up on the high bar and do hand giants to this day(an event in which he was CIF champion in San Diego ‘74’). He can still bend over without bending his knees, put his palms flat, and pull himself up into a hand stand. Mike