Hossegor – France, 13 November 2019

On the calendar Summer was a long-gone thing, but the sweet sunny weather did not leave the coast until later in November when it started raining interruptedly for straight 18 days.
Tourists in those days would fill the lineups only with the arrival of autumn waves.
Surf houses never rested and everyday soft-tops would crowd the shore, until the days that bridge from September to Octobe, when an indian-summer swell hit the Atlantic Ocean waters far out the southwest coast of France and north of Spain.
Beginners had to keep their boards stored in their cars to move away to sheltered beaches down the coast and leave the scene to the experts and the fools.
And it was a real show.