Stranded on a remote California beach, this windsurfer used rocks to spell 'HELP'
LOS ANGELES — The good thing about windsurfing is that you don't need a boat to speed you across ocean waters — just a breeze to propel the giant sail attached to your surfboard. The bad thing about the sport is that when the breeze dies — or is shielded by massive bluffs — you might just need a boat to get back to where you started. One experienced windsurfer found himself stuck in that ...
by Grace Toohey, Los Angeles Times
Jun 10, 2024
2 minutes
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LOS ANGELES — The good thing about windsurfing is that you don't need a boat to speed you across ocean waters — just a breeze to propel the giant sail attached to your surfboard.
The bad thing about the sport is that when the breeze dies — or is shielded by massive bluffs — you might just need
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