Surfing Trestles Shorts

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Description: Surfing The Trestles San Clemente California

Description: Surfing The Trestles San Clemente California

Description: Trestles Beach San Clemente California Est. 1947 is a popular destination for surfing and California travel. Perfect for surfers, beach lovers, and anyone who appreciates the Southern California coast.

Description: A vintage poster style graphic with a black background and a split blue and yellow diagonal design. A silhouetted surfer rides a wave on a surfboard in the center. Text elements include 'SURFING PARADISE', 'TRESTLES', 'USA', 'ORANGE COUNTY', 'WEST (CAST PACIC: OCEAN', 'CALIFORNIA', and 'Surfing'.

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Description: Show some love for your favorite beach with this simple and retro design, perfect for honoring the place you call home or your favorite vacation.

Description: Surfing The Trestles San Clemente California

Description: This is another of my continuing series of great places to surf on the west coast. SWAMI'S is a fantastic surf spot in Encinitas California. Swami's, also known as "Swamis", is an internationally known surfing spot, a point break located in Encinitas, California. Swami's was named after Swami Paramahansa Yogananda, because the grounds and hermitage of the Self-Realization Fellowship ashram, built in 1937, overlook this reef point. Access to Swami's is primarily by way of a small but well-appointed cliff top park, which has bathrooms, a water fountain, benches, picnic tables and a lawn under shade trees, as well as a small parking lot. Most importantly, it also has a long wooden staircase leading down beside the cliff to a sand bea...

Description: Embrace the classic California golden hour with this Lower Trestles surf badge, featuring the iconic wooden train trestle bridge framework. Perfect West Coast vintage look for apparel, stickers, skateboards, and posters.

Description: Measuring just fifty yards wide in some points, this fragile island was proclaimed America’s first National Seashore Park in the mid sixties. The jetties at the lighthouse were built just a few years later and are largely responsible for creating the icon’s resilient sandbars and reeling left-hander. Quickly gaining notoriety for its top level surf, the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse began hosting ESA’s in 1971 and even hosted the US Surfing Championships in 1974 as well as in 1978 and 1982.