COMING SOON!!!!!! SUBMISSION OF THE MONTH

SUBMISSION OF THE MONTH TO DRIFT MAGAZINE!! Details to be announced shortly, so get your surf stories ready for possible publication!


Cook

DRIFT MAGAZINE GOES TO PRINT!!

Surf Nightmares is humbled and EXTREMELY PROUD to have been personally contacted by Howard Swanwick, Editor "Drift Magazine" in an extremely important and exciting announcement!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Surf Nightmares is STOKED to announce that http://www.driftmagazine.co.uk/blogdirectory.htm has gone live with their FIRST PRINT of "DRIFT MAGAZINE"! Not only is the web-sight informative, easy to use, appealing to the eye, and just fun to hit, but now we can get a TANGIBLE copy right in our hands! Take a copy to the office, put it in your car, or leave it in the waiting room just to remind us what we love SURFING! So goto the web-sight, goto a news stand, or just go somewhere and get your copy of "Drift Magazine!" The UK surfs too ya' know!

Everyone take care of yourselves, surf hard, stay safe, and remember to send submissions and post on "Surf Nightmares." We're GROWING AND WANT TO HERE FROM YOU!!!!!


Later everyone :-)~~~

Cook

Hey Everyone

Just wanted to take a moment for a quick update. The Corky Carroll should resume in the near future. I'm working on some more "mini-surfboards" for a special project that will be announced when the time is right ;-)

I still encourage anyone to submit a surf story! A lot of people check out the sight, but only a few have sent a story. There really isn't a criteria. Anything surf related is gonna get posted, so shout out!

Have a good weekend!

Cook

Another post from Down Under

Here's a story from surfer/wife of a surfer from Down Under!

"Hi Cook,
Reading how you want to tell stories of surfing, well, I hear nothing but stories of surfing!
My husband has been surfing for 40 odd years, my brother also. When they get talking about the 'good old days' and start discussing the last surf session you can't stop them, they just love talking about it.
After near drowning a few times in the surf when I was younger (teen), I screwed up my courage to try in a little break of about 3'. Hubby kept trying to push me onto the waves and every time he managed to nose dive me and I ended up under the board. I've given up surfing, but I paddle out with flippers and take water photos and a lot of land photos. I'm not very computer literate so I'm not sure how to send you any shots without an email address, but wanna surf has a lot of our photos from Flynns at Phillip Island, Victoria, Australia.
Cheers,
R.

A moment to say thanks

I wanted to take a moment to say thank you to everyone that has been visiting my blog. It's nice to see some folks taking an interest. I want to encourage everyone to post comments and share a story or say hello. That was my original intention with this sight, to let others connect with each other and tell their surf stories, good or bad.
If anyone wants to read my story, just goto the older posts under "Here's My Gig."

So thank you to everyone for stopping by and feel free to share your comments. Whether you're a beginner, moderate, or a pro, feel free! My sight is your sight. Send stories to pcook3318@yahoo.com, or just post on a comments link.

Take Care and Thanks Again to everyone!

Sean Cook