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Monday Evening

September 19, 2009 | Words By:

monday_evening_wave What a great way to start the week.


Simon, Michael and I had a fun session monday evening, with head high swells and big smiles. Mikkel drove to France tuesday morning and Michael and Simon heads down to meet him saturday morning… Lucky bastards. Unfortunatly Bo injured his finger while surfing, two weeks ago, and won’t be in the water for a couple of weeks more…

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