6'1" fishtail, 6'3" square tail: second hand and all for P4900. in good condition.  see in san juan, la union.  look for doray.  

why not try contacting Alon Surf Tours Philippines.  this is a new surf company specializing in surf packages for both experienced surfers as well as beginners.  Its based in La Union and manned by local surfers.  you can contact them thru:  alonsurftours@yahoo.com or tel 6372 2425509.

see you in the philippines!

why not contact Alon Surf Tours Philippines.  It's a new surf company manned by the locals and specializes in surf packages for experienced surfers as well as beginners.  The guys will show you the easy inside sections, the soft peaks, the clubs, he he.  or if you want, they'll basically show you a good time.  contact them thru: alonsurftours@yahoo.com or tel 6372 2425509.

see ya!

Contact Alon Surf Tours Philippines.  It's a new surf company manned by local surfers.  They specialize in showing everyone a good time... surfing too...    
you can contact them thru alonsurftours@yahoo.com or tel 6372 2425509.

see ya!

know what kathy?  you can spend next weekend at la union for the longboard comp then sprint all the way to baler for the aurora cup.  not a bad idea!

nice reading material!

1.  Alon Surf Tours Philippines is owned and operated by local surfers -- from la union.  Take note!  

2.  Tourism is good for locals.  Because:
    a.  Localism starts -- more philippine-made rashguards, boardshorts, wax, etc.
    b.  Most surfing equipment would be cheaper because they're made by Filipinos.  These would include boards.
    c.  More boards would be available -- access to shapers, within the philippines, would be great!  A Filipino shaper would be greater!
    d.  More job opportunities for those who haven't had the opportunity of quality education, those who believe in the promise of the Filipino and those whose main goal in life is mainly to surf.
    e.  Less crime rate.
    f.  More government awareness of Surfing in the Philippines.  When this happens, refer to Section 3.
    g.  Tourism increases the GDP.  Increase of GDP means increase in Peso therefore decrease in oil prices, decrease in Partas fare, more money to go surfing in La Union.
   
*I should just stop at job opportunites coz that's the main point of this whole operation.

3.  Yes there are surf spots where owners forbid non-guests to surf.  These include Badoc Island in Ilocos, Pirate's Cove in Samar -- where there's this really long righthander that breaks perfectly, f**ck! -- and it's just about to start at a certain spot in Mindanao -- i don't know exactly where.  This is what should happen, but we, at la union, don't know exactly how to go about it.

    a.  The government should re-emphasize the law about the beach being public property and that the 'salvage zone' laws be implemented.
    b.  Despite the fact that the public should have access to the beach, the government hasn't put up right of ways for the locals -- the property owner has the right to let persons trespass or not over his property.
   
10 years from now, whether we like it or not, the Philippines will be the next Indonesia.  As of now, all -- as in all -- surf tour operations are owned by foreigners.  But who knows the Philppines best except the Filipino?  We have to get our act in shape, or else the three century-Spanish colonialism will seem like peanuts to what will happen to us in let's say, 20, 30 years from now.

hey there!  good for you zambales!  is this shortboard?  is there a women's/grommet/junior division?  what are the details?  reg fee?  board/ lodging?  what else is there?

okay i get the point.  but this is good conversation.  once you get to la union, let's have a beer and continue this -- 10 beers even.  

yep i'm from the point.  and price is fixed.  if you guys are from manila i'll see you this weekend?  hook me up with the boys at the kubo.  or you can call me at 63 72 2425509.  boards for sale!

okay.  just do it soon before the boards are gone.  see ya!

yeah!  check them out in la union.  or call me 072 2425509.

hey shadow!  that's good news.  at least there's somewhere with decent surf when it's flat in the south china sea.  but unless the wind dies down in daet sometime during the day, the waves are never gonna get better.

by the way, has the sand bar at bagasbas fixed itself?

and yes, would you know how mocha is doing?

yeah children!  do give my regards to her and i hope she's got her figure back.  the guys from la union might be going to daet for the comp in may.  tell her competition for the women is getting better.  she better win in her homebreak    

i hope to meet up with you during the comp too...  but that's a long way off.  so chill!

hi!  i'm from la union.  i have a 7" pintail that's still in good condition.  you can call 072 8894156

hi!  us surf girls in la union have knitted bikinis that are up for grabs.  they're wipeout-proof and very durable.  take it from the girls who get wiped out in big or small surf  prices range from P600-P1000.  sizes come in Small, medium and large.

any interested parties, email doray_surf@yahoo.com or text 09205852201 for your orders.  or if you're in la union, check out Surfer's reTreat for more stuff.