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THERE is no shortage of restaurants in Mijas – but there are a few that stand out either for the remarkable quality of their food, their excellent service
Barbadian surfer Joshua Burke advanced to the round of 16 in the Ron Jon Quiksilver Pro at Cocoa Beach, Florida, yesterday to continue his excellent recent form ahead of the Barbados Surf Pro at the end of this month. Burke, the event’s winner in 2018, commenced the competition in the round of 64 and came second in the fifth heat with a total score of 12.85. The USA’s Raiki Nishida …
Highlights, La Bomba Part 2: California Tricky conditions -- and moments of brilliance -- grace the Golden State Photo: Fred Pompermayer Link copied to clipboard We covered the heck out of last week’s solid south swell, which turned out to be the biggest of the season thus far — especially in Central America and Mexico where, unlike California, conditions were largely favorable. South-facing breaks in the Golden State saw no shortage of long period swell as it peaked on Saturday, but man, those winds…less-than-ideal in many spots, though places like the Wedge and Malibu which can both d...
Injury At Pipeline: Mikey “Redd” O’Shaughnessy Former Wave of the Winter winner hits the reef at Backdoor Marcus Sanders Link copied to clipboard Sunday morning, Pipeline was all diamonds and rainbows and unicorns. Guys and gals getting the waves of their lives, crazy eight- to 12 foot bright blue tubes across the world’s most famous stretch of reef. A light seabreeze came up around 1pm, ruffling the lineup a bit — but the swell was strong enough to offer some reasonably clean peaks. Around 1:30pm, a solid set came through. Zeke Lau grabbed the first wave at Backdoor. Mikey “Redd...
âIt was a big decision. The board didnât take it lightly,â said general manager Max Beach, Idaho County Light and Power Cooperative, on the cancelation of Novemberâs annual membership meeting, the first in the co-opâs history. âIt hasnât happened before, but here we are in our 82nd year and things are different.â That difference is COVID-19, and as the nation adjusted to safety procedure to minimize spread of the disease and âflatten the curve,â so followed states and communities. This yearâs planned annual November meeting was initially ...