All good things are wild and free. - Henry David Thoreau
You can tell, Henry!
For the first time ever in history there's a high probability of a hurricane to hit Canary Islands in a couple of days.
Reason enough for me to surf the incoming forerunners of Leslie and make plans for the big impact.
Leslie.
What a lovely name, but the first impression is deceptive.
If Hurricane Leslie decided to turn towards Canaries on Thursday morning, then we'd need to get prepared for something big.
Honestly, as long as the experts are not completely sure about the direction the storm's gonna take, I wouldn't care too much.
I'd describe the current mood among the local surfers as a joyful expectation...
Today I was even invited to come surf the hurricane swell on Saturday. What a sweet idea! 😅
No mom, I'm just kidding!!!
(looks at her phone waiting for mom's call to come in...)
Jokes aside, here's how the current situation does look like:
If Leslie turned a bit later towards the East than currently forecasted by the National Hurricane Center, it would definitely pass over Canary Islands (archipelago below the text 8 AM Sun in the graphic).
No matter if it's gonna hit us or not, we'll notice the impact anyways.
Surfers, get your gear ready!
Today we had basically no other topic in the water than the approaching tropical storm.
It's gonna be interesting to see how the Ocean will behave starting from Thursday/Friday.
The waves are definitely gonna be massive, and I promise to film them for you (from the beach).
Current mood: excited.
Fasten your seatbelts, here's my pre-hurricane-surf-video for you!
I hope you enjoyed the party!
Stay tuned for the next sessions which are supposed to be WILD.
Oh, and 
Much love,
Marly -
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