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By: Paul S Cilwa |
Occurred: 5/30/2024 |
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| This was the grandkids' last day for surf lessons from Justin. |
| Estimated reading time: 2 minute(s) (254 words) |
Surfing Day starts with a good breakfast…which, for Dominic,
is a few pieces of fruit from the breakfast buffet…cost: $22.
Then Jenny rented a cabana on the beach to hang out at until the
surfing lesson appointment with Justin. Please note the electric scooter
parked behind it. Jenny rented that for me since the Hyatt's 50 acre
grounds were just too much for me to navigate, pre-hip replacement.
I pointed out Shipwreck Rock yesterday, from a distance. Also known
as Makawehi Point, this is a prominent coastal feature. The rock gets
its name from an old, albeit unverified, tale of a shipwreck that
supposedly occurred nearby. Today, Shipwreck Rock is a popular spot
for cliff jumping.
Meanwhile Zach, who doesn't need lessons, was already catching waves
(though, to be honest, the water was relatively calm today).
Justin arrived and explained what he hoped to cover today. (This is
his fourth or fifth time with the kids.)
This natural jetty makes for a calm area that still allows breakers
to come through, making it a perfect spot for Littles' surfing. (Zach
was on the far side of the jetty that separates our beach from
Shipwreck Beach.)
So, basically, Justin positions the kids' boards and gives them a
boost when an appropriate wave comes along.