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Groms Surf Nicaragua

By Bryce Lowe-White

| posted on April 28, 2011

“That photo is in Nicaragua…we were so eggy. We walked almost a mile down the beach, crossed a river and everything because we thought we saw good waves. Turned out to be onshore, waist-high slop. The groms were bummed, but that’s always part of the adventure. This is Luke Davis and Nat Young. Luke is rocking his party shirt in this photo,” says Chris Burkard. Photo: Burkard

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Kevin Enciso
June 24, 2011 12:17 pm

Hi man i´d like this place looks very nice, and i really want to know were is it because i´m going to be there very soon. Greetings from México.

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