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Dynamite Surfing, literally!!!

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yeah. they were both at breakfast this morning.

kickball to start soon, but this could be way more interesting...
 
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Danger aside, this is the best use of dynamite I have ever seen. :wave:
 
Danger aside, this is the best use of dynamite I have ever seen. :wave:

Added bonus is if this is done in the right place, you could catch the fish as they bubbled up and have lunch after surfing when you had worked up an appetite! :clap:
 
Added bonus is if this is done in the right place, you could catch the fish as they bubbled up and have lunch after surfing when you had worked up an appetite! :clap:

That's what I was wondering--would one not need a permit for this sort of things? I'm being a pain, but I have to ask--what's to keep the combination of a current and a slow fuse from bringing that too close to bridges, levies/canal walls, etc.?

Seems like a lot of trouble for such a short ride!

(I want in when y'all decide to try it.)
 
yeah. they were both at breakfast this morning.

kickball to start soon, but this could be way more interesting...

i say we do both...a Oyster lake is right down the street from kickball...we can surf and the blast may bring ol' Nessie in for good...
 
i say we do both...a Oyster lake is right down the street from kickball...we can surf and the blast may bring ol' Nessie in for good...

:clap: :funn: :biggrin:
 
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