any body live near a coast?

I love hearing the sound of five foot waves breaking in the distance,as I smoke the backend of a kind joint with a friend. Paddling out stoned duck diving under five foot walls of water ,more intuned. Catching the third wave of a set and riding it back to shore ,where you're forced to pick up your board,and sit down on the beach to catch a breath;at this point its 8 o clock ,and still ripped from the wake and bake. Looking at the sheer power of the waves,and how perfectly the barrels form to break with the rhythm of nature, I realize, this is as good as it gets.

beach only 5 min walk away, love the sound of breakin waves, one of the best places to chill

whoa man you thought this one out alot dint ya? lol fair play to ya, i live quite close to a place called sandbanks and the shore there is mint, ur rite its a good place to chill, but ive never been surfin or whatever you where talkin bout, mainly because five foot waves only come here during thunderstorms, and you wouldnt get in on purpose, thats for sure,

i got a decent view of the beach from my house, and it's only 30 seconds away, real nice place to go and just think about shit whilst tokin

I live on the beach...but not the ocean...a lake

Close enough to the ocean to make a day trip of it, close enough to a couple big ponds to go windsurfing after work, and close enough to the Deerfield River to catch some whitewater action whenever the dam releases.
I love the sound of running water and waves.

This past summer, my friend and I made it a ritual to go out to the beach every Sunday morning and enjoy 2 joints, 2 oranges, and a bunch of water. We would get there about 8 AM, smoke a joint, each eat an orange, walk along the beach for miles, and then find another spot to smoke the second joint.

The last Sunday before we started up classes again, we went all out and camped on the beach on Saturday night, woke up and smoked a joint while watching the sun come up (not as great since I'm on the west coast), explored the beaches for the entire day, then smoked a final joint that was filled with over half straight kief while the sun was setting.

I love the beach. Growing up in the midwest, I had no idea how awesome it was, but once I moved out west, I don't think I could ever not live near the beach ever again. It's just simply amazing.

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Originally Posted by Abattoir Dream

whoa man you thought this one out alot dint ya? lol fair play to ya, i live quite close to a place called sandbanks and the shore there is mint, ur rite its a good place to chill, but ive never been surfin or whatever you where talkin bout, mainly because five foot waves only come here during thunderstorms, and you wouldnt get in on purpose, thats for sure,

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great bass fishing in the ferry run only at christchurch meself:thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by Kindbud

I love hearing the sound of five foot waves breaking in the distance,as I smoke the backend of a kind joint with a friend. Paddling out stoned duck diving under five foot walls of water ,more intuned. Catching the third wave of a set and riding it back to shore ,where you're forced to pick up your board,and sit down on the beach to catch a breath;at this point its 8 o clock ,and still ripped from the wake and bake. Looking at the sheer power of the waves,and how perfectly the barrels form to break with the rhythm of nature, I realize, this is as good as it gets.

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Very nice. The beach is like a 5 minute skate from my house. I love to smoke some herb every now and then before a good session. www.skimonline.com .... that's my sport, check it out:thumbsup:

I lived about 1 mile from the Washington coast... Moving back in April, loved it there. The beach is tight especially during a storm.

i live down the block from the east river...the beaches are further away

hell yea guys, what it's all about. Getting outside and enjoying life , I love it .Yeah man if u live on the west coast most likely theres a really good break right by you. Boards are getting more expensive , the next couple years will be worse , buy a 6'4" board man , only like $500 ,and youll have it until you breaks it(I still have my first board, 7 years old ) Check out quiet flights , even their shortboards provide a good wide stance , great for starting out.

ive always wanted to surf
i tried a couple times
but its tough

one day ill get the hang of it
hunington beach is like a 30 minute drive without traffic
with traffic like 3 hours

I moved to the BC coast to Vancouver about a month ago. I live downtown and Stanley Park and the ocean I can see outside my window.

I've never tried surfing, and now I'll have to wait until next summer to actually try. I've done Wakeboarding before behind a boat once and it was a blast. I'd really like to try sufing though now that I can. :)

i live near cocoa beach here, but never tried surfing. i just like fishing in the waves and floating around on a hot day. Good times indeed.

I grew up on Long Island and swam at Rockaway Beach for my whole childhood and now live in Los Angeles and will be out on the PCH today on my motorcycle. I have been in two oceons, the Atlantic and the Pacific with the Pacific only 28 miles from my house now a days.
This picture was taken ywo years ago as my bikes are still the same bikes but, look much different than that as one is blue now and neither one has a 1/4 fairing.
I will always live near an oceon even though I will never set foot in the water ever again. Polution and sharks have ruined the water fun for me.

Haven't surfed in a few years.
I live about 45 minutes from the beach.
My favorite beaches/breaks are in San Clemente and San Diego

Yes dude... this island is so god damn gorgeous and I'm going camping and surfing in Tofino next month! :jointsmile:

I used to hang out at the beach in Pass Christian MS. It's not there anymore. I knew a mobster that had a beach house there. It was sweet. 40ft. storm surge during Katrina.

Oh I do like to be beside the seaside !

west coast, I can look out the bathroom window and see the ocean!!!

I live a few miles from the beach, and I love it too. Its zenlike to get stoned and ride bikes, carve around on the skateboard, or just chill on the beach.

there are two beaches in my town and i live extreemly close to one of them, itsa great sittin on a deserted beach late at night smoking a few j's with a great view

nochowder and canuck Vancouver Island, I've only heard things, that'd be the most chilin place to burn ever! Lol ahah im so there

scot and begain I'm in orlando atm , and the closest coast line is daytona beach. About 45 minutes from me,and yea the hurricanes were crazy as hell that year bro.

street Ive been to ireland ,the beaches over there are so insanely chill, not the best surf but I'd love to move over there . Takes it easy everybody,stay lit - kb
westcoasters! all of you are so damn lucky! fasterspider Ive always wanted to surf fire island ,maybe in the summer heh. but the pacific is by far the best coast line to surf in this country.psychocat ,that looks like straight washington or canada man,gorgeous view wow thatd be chill!

I grew up in Myrtle Beach, but I don't like our beach. Gets extremely overcrowded with people in the summer when thousands of tourists reside here. I want to move up North on the East coast like on one of the Travel Channel beaches near a lighthouse off the Coast of Maine where its quiet and peaceful.:jointsmile:

wish i did, i love the sea and going beach casting is a great passtime. even if you catch nothing, like me.

hell ya, i'm go to the beach today as a matter of fact.

the beach eh? i was going to go up a mountain or something (not a big one) but a couple beers and a joint at the beach would be great!