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Flashback Friday with Tom Hutson
Mark Foo – arguably the most famous surfer, ever, to have spent time as a Pensacola surfer. Dave Skelton took these shots near Avenida 12
Comments Off on Monday Morning Update 12/28/20
Monday Morning Update 12/28/20
Good morning! This morning we have sunny skies with the air temp at 46 degrees and the water temp around 64 degrees. Low tide was
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Thursday Morning Update 12/24/20
Good morning! This morning we have rainy skies with the air temp at 68 degrees and the water temp around 65 degrees. Low tide was
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Wednesday Morning Update 12/23/20
Good morning! This morning we have sunny skies with the air temp at 57 degrees and the water temp around 65 degrees. Low tide is
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Monday Morning Update 12/21/20
Good morning! This morning we have hazy skies with the air temp at 48 degrees and the water temp around 66 degrees. Low tide is
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Flashback Friday with Tom Hutson
Yancy Spencer 3 • circa 1974 in New Jersey • pic by Dave Skelton
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Saturday Morning Update 12/5/20
Good morning! This morning we have sunny skies with the air temp at 49 degrees and the water temp around 69 degrees. Low tide is
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Flashback Friday with Tom Hutson
Yancy Spencer 3 at his peak! Dave Skelton captured these beautiful Pensacola Beach images in the early 70’s. These were sort of the glory years
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Flashback Friday with Tom Hutson
Some of the Innerlight Surf Team members back in the early-mid 70’s: Bzr Turner, JB Falbo and Yancy Spencer III. Pic x Dave Skelton. Tom
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Flashback Friday with Tom Hutson
Dirk Wood (left) and Al Roy (right) doing what all surfers did in the ‘70’s. If the surf had size, why paddle when you could
