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2007/08 Hawaii Daily News

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Aloha everyone I'll be doing daily reports about the 2007/2008 Hawaiian Season, the truth about the waves, riders, contests, everything, I'll show the world what's going on here in Hawaii, just keep loooking my blog for updates, today we have 1-2' in most of the places here with a new 2-3' ocassionaly 4' swell for tuesday, pics and news to come, enjoy the start of 07/08 season...Mahalos...

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  1. Anonymous11:35 PM

    That's sick, Jean. Love the stick cam. Man, hahaha. Too bad the North Shore isn't happening. I think it's going to be a pretty bad Winter this year because of the La Nina. Oh well, still should have some fun waves. I just got back form Brazil. Good times out there. Sao Paolo was just so much fun.

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