Surf Blog - Part 16

Saint Patrick’s Day Advice

Found in Surf Comedy, Funny, Surf Stuff for Holidays, Weird —

If your board shorts aren’t green today, this guy’s gonna pinch the snot out of you.

leprechaun Saint Patricks Day Advice

Surf Art Puzzles by Jay Alders

Found in Surfing, Jay Alders, Surf Art —

This is a really cool gift for surfers who like puzzles. If it’s a grom you’re shopping for and you’re not sure if they like puzzles, getting them a surf art puzzle by Jay Alders is the best way to find out because you can’t go wrong. Having a piece of art on your wall by Jay Alders, especially one that you carefully put together, is something every surfer would love.

If you haven’t heard of Jay Alders, he makes some of the coolest surf art in the industry and is considered top of the line. You can buy these surf art puzzles from Barnes & Noble.

surfboard art puzzle jay alders 2 Surf Art Puzzles by Jay Alders

Surf Art Puzzle Features

500 Piece Puzzles
BIG 12″x36″ Assembled Size
Full Color
Fun for Family, Friends, Co-Workers!
Makes an Awesome Gift!
Hours and Hours of Challenging Fun!

What a Surfer Girl Should Drive

Found in Comedy, Surf Comedy, Surf Travel, Surfing, Surfer Girls —

You can't look any cuter if you pull up on the beach in this beetle.

The only thing I think your dad should add to it is 4 wheel drive, because you’ll probably get stuck in sand from time to time.

Car for a Surfer Girl

Galveston Beach Houses and Real Estate for Sale

Found in Surf Travel, Surfing, Galveston Surf, Gulf Coast Surfing, Surfing Links, Surfing Websites —

Imagine waking up to fresh air flowing in from the sea and being able to grab your board and surf whenever the mood strikes you. You know you want it.

If you’re looking to buy real estate in Texas in Galveston, Bolivar, or Bay Area, there’s one real estate team that can set you up with whatever you need. Billy and Ruthi are known on the Gulf Coast for providing high quality service and consistency. You can check out their current featured property on their website right now at G-TownSurf.com, including pricing and pictures of the inside and out.

Their office is right on the Galveston Seawall, located at 4408-B Seawall Blvd. (in the same building as Ben & Jerry’s). Or just give them a call right now to talk about real estate on the coast. Billy: 409-771-8211; Ruthi: 409-771-4130.

Galveston, Bolivar, and Bay Area Real Estate Listings

These two links will show you pictures of numerous properties Billy and Ruthi have available right now.

Available Island Properties

Available RENTALS and Galveston MLS Search

These two will take care of you. They’re both active in the Galveston community. Every single morning I wake up and check his Galveston surf report, which is promptly posted and never late. If you’re going to surf in Galveston, you have to check Billy’s surf report before you go. Not only does he tell us everything we need to know about the surf, but he and Ruthi even take pictures of the island and the surf so we know exactly what to expect. They never miss a day, and we really appreciate what they do. The bottom line is if you’re into surfing in Galveston or need help with real estate in Galveston, Bolivar, or Bay Area, you need to know who Billy and Ruthi are.

Galveston Real Estate

Give them a call right now to discuss the real estate market and find out how fast they can have you living life on the beach! Please tell them you found out about them on Texas Surfers.

Surprising Shark Attack Statistics

Found in Shark Attacks, Surfing, Shark, Sharks —

Watchout for those collapsing sand holes!

Here are a few shark attack statistics you’ll enjoy.

A person is more likely to be killed by a dog attack, lightening, a falling coconut, or by being buried by a collapsing sand hole than by being attacked by a shark.
In 2008, there were only 59 shark attacks reported world wide. Only 4 reported attacks were fatal.
Generally, shark attacks result in 5-15 deaths world wide each year. This is an estimate as some attacks are not reported.
Despite the fact that more people are venturing into the water, the trend over the past century from 1990-1999 has revealed the world wide fatality rate from shark attacks has gone down.
It is estimated that humans kill up to 100 million sharks per year.
World shark populations have declined approximately 90% in the past 3 decades.

The collapsing sand hole thing is new to me, but how often could that happen. Maybe more often than you’d think – people get to digging tunnels at the beach, and before you know it, the sand has collapsed on them. If you see feet sticking out of the sand, give them a yank.

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