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Ireland is not an easy place to surf. The water is cold, the waves can be heavy, and often, the weather is trying to tell you to go home. But, as is almost always the case, when the going gets tough, the tough get going.
And the award for raddest dad goes to...
No wonder he looks so casual and cool surfing every other wave on the North Shore when winter comes around.
After a very flat summer, Hurricane Florence set up big hopes for East Coast surfers. Originally thinking New York and Jersey would have the best conditions, the track of the storm and wind forecast sent me on the road to Rhode Island at the last minute.
Two bright minds collide.
Adam Francis Kennedy D'Esposito was last seen in Rosarito on September 8th.
