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We truly appreciate it when you tell your friends about Witch's Rock Surf Camp. If you happen to be famous and get interviewed in a magazine or on TV, plugging the camp will win you something extra. This morning I got an email from Blake Mycoskie, founder of TOMS Shoes, telling the world about WRSC in Coastal Living magazine. For doing this, Blake, we here at WRSC are shipping you a giant plate of nachos from our restaurant Eat @ Joe's. I hope they stay fresh! Thank you for the plug Blake, we look forward to hosting you and your entire family at Witch's Rock Surf Camp this Thanksgiving holiday. pura vida- joe By the way, when I was on Blake's facebook page a little bit ago I remembered that today is his birthday, here's a happy birthday shout out back!

Chargers rule in Central America By Scott Yoffe, Chargers.com Posted 16 hours ago Playa Tamarindo, Costa Rica – The Chargers are one of the NFL’s hottest properties in the United States, and now this growth in popularity extends into Central America, thanks to Joe and Holly Walsh, owners of the Witch Rock Surf Camp in Tamarindo, Costa Rica. A native of San Diego and a graduate of the former University High School and the University of California, San Diego, where he competed for two years on the Tritons’ surf team, Walsh moved to Costa Rica nearly 10 years ago with a dream and $20,000 in his pocket. “I learned to surf at Torrey Pines when I was 16 and just fell in love with it,” explained Walsh. “After I graduated from college, I started interviewing for jobs just when my car broke down. I was actually at a Volkswagen dealership in Pacific Beach about to plunk down my last $20,000 on a new car to get me to and from work and I just decided my heart wasn’t into it. I kept thinking new ca...