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Lets
keep the surfing conditions in Hawaii beautiful:
Sunset on the North Shore.
Hawaiian
State Motto: "Ua Mau Ke Ea O Ka Aina I Ka Pono"
"The life of the land is perpetuated in righteousness"
"Respect"
Probaly the most important word in Hawaiian surfing.
Respect for the land, the ocean and the people
who grew up surfing here.
Rule
#1: NEVER, EVER litter in Hawaii. There are no
exeptions to this rule.
Rule
#2: Respect the locals when surfing on the Hawaiian
Islands. If you are visiting, paddle out with
respect to the people already surfing there. Start
your session on the inside section, work your
way to the peak slowly. Hooting is cool, but if
you paddle out with 3 friends to a crowd of 15,
DON'T start hooting and screaming at your friends
rides, at that point you are being a fr**king
haole.
A
smile and a friendly attitude can go far in a
Hawaiian lineup. Start your session mellow, and
leave mellow. If you discover a "secret spot,"
keep the secret to yourself.
Conservation:
Hawaii's surf spot are under constant
attck from developers and other sources who seek
to make a profit at the expense of our Hawaiian
surf spots. Luckily we have organizations like
Surfrider and Save Our Surf (SOS). Please support
these organizations.
Surfrider
Hawaii
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