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South Swell Surf Shop
Emerald Isle, NC

ESA/CNC Contest #4 at Sheraton in Atlantic Beach

posted 6/17/2012 11:37:11 PM

From Beth: 

Contest 4, sponsored by AB Surf Shop, Sanuk & Anarchy, is scheduled for Saturday or Sunday, June 23-24 at the Sheraton in Atlantic Beach. Please note that the Sheraton is closed for the season and we will be using the parking lot at the old DJ Shooters Restaurant across the street from the gravel lot (thanks Scott Rice!). If the surf is flat, our make-up dates are July 7-8.

Our webpage has been... updated and online registration is ready http://cnc.surfesa.org/ . Entry forms are also located at Action, Marsh’s, AB, & South Swell Surf Shops. And as always, an entry form can be printed from our website and mailed in. Entry deadline is Wednesday, June 20 at 6pm.

While on our website, take a look at your points through the third contest. Please report any errors to me.

Thanks,

Beth

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  • 1 Logo = Rideable but not good form. Might not be worth the time or effort but there could be a few okay waves.
  • 2 Logos = Could be fun. Rideable and a few okay waves to be ridden.
  • 3 Logos = Fun! Better than the average day. Worth paddling out depending on the surface conditions.
  • 4 Logos = Really fun. Paddle out if you can. One of the better days of the year.
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