There’s a saying in my language: “Lo prometido es deuda” which when translated means (literally) “Every promise is a debt”.

So, here I am, paying my debt and sharing some pics of my vacations with you!

Someone asked me sometime if there were surfers in my country (I mean, if there were people who practiced surfing).

At that time, I couldn’t answer him sincerely, but now I have news: when I was on vacation, there was a day when the sea had risen, and the beach has totally disappeared.

The second one is a normal day at beach, and the third is when the sea had risen. (this is for you to understand and see the difference between the sea in it's normal state and when it rises).

[As you can see, my friend finally gave me the photos, but then I noticed that they weren’t what I had imagined… so I’m a little disappointed right now.

There’s a saying in my language: “Lo prometido es deuda,” which translated means (literally) means “Every promise is a debt”.

So, here I am, paying my debt and sharing some pics of my vacations with you!

Someone asked me once if there were surfers in my country (I mean, if there were people who practice surf). ((Sí, "surfer" es la palabra correcta; nadie dice "people who practice surf"))

At that time, I couldn’t answer him sincerely, but now I have news: when I was on vacation, there was a day when the sea had risen, and the beach had totally disappeared.

We stood watching them and we noticed there weren’t two, but three, four, five, almost (( ¿había un parte de una persona? D: ))six surfers!!!!!

If you look at the first photo, you’ll be able to see two of them (the first two that we saw).

The second one is a common day at the beach, and the third is when the tide was in (this is to help you understand and see the difference between a sea at low tide and at high tide).

[As you can see, my friend finally gave me the photos, but then I noticed that they weren’t so much as I’ve imagined… so I’m a little disappointed right now. ((¿Quieres decir que la calidad de las fotos no es tan bueno como esperaba, o que no hay tantas fotos como esperaba? Si el primero, "I noticed that they weren't as good as I'd imagined." Si el segundo, "I noticed that there weren't as many as I'd imagined."))

There’s a saying in my language: “Lo prometido es deuda” which when translated literally means “Every promise is a debt”.

Someone once asked me if there were surfers in my country (I mean, if there were people who practice surfing).

At that time, I couldn’t answer him sincerely. Now I have news: when I was on vacation, there was a day when the sea rose and the beach has completely disappeared.

My friend and I walked around the footbridge over the beach and took some photos.

And then, we saw it: there, in the middle of the sea, so faraway, there were two surfers!!!

We stood...watching them. That's when we noticed something: there wasn't just two, nor three, not even four, but five surfers!!!!!

If you look at the first photo, you’ll be able to see two of them (the first two that we saw).

Sorry for about the quality and size, it was the closest we could get to them.

The second one is a common day at beach, and the third was from when the sea was rose (this is for you to better understand and see the difference between a sea in normal state and when it’s risen).

[As you can see, my friend finally gave me the photos. They did not turn out as well as I had hoped or They weren't quite what I had imagined… so I’m a little disappointed right now.

Anyway, I think I can write about others things and post other pics that I like.

Hope you like them!!]