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Nice!! Surfline has cameras at almost every good beach on earth.
I am so blessed to have an incredible inlet to dive in. It’s absolutely amazing. 🐠 🏊🏿♀️ ☀️— Sola—scriptura 🌴✝️⚔️✝️🌴 (@SolaScriptura98) December 13, 2022
Don't Change https://t.co/X35e3THhIy via @YouTube #MUD #SURF #COASTALCITIES #SURFLINE #SANTACRUZ
— WDON RADIO (@RichFM39517086) December 13, 2022
#MUD #SURF #COASTALCITIES #SURFLINE #SANTACRUZ https://t.co/JlaE3bLMMW
— WDON RADIO (@RichFM39517086) December 13, 2022
Magic Seaweed All Day
— Colm Hayden (@colmdotcom) December 13, 2022
Checking the Surfline cams to make sure my bf is actually surfing 🤨
— annicka (@ann1cka) December 12, 2022
No need for this right now, I bought myself SURFLINE whose internet services are really worth being their clients/customer. Tsww! go fix yourself instead. https://t.co/xGHtz7iJGL
— Ekow Mbia Jr.Jr. (@mbia_jr) December 12, 2022
The Cold: Into Kamchatka, With Love https://t.co/NiFsbux8oE
— Surfandinho (@SurfAndCo) December 12, 2022
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— Surfline (@surfline) December 12, 2022
— skeezes2119 (@skeezes2119) December 12, 2022
That part of the design is Ok, but it’s really useless to know if there’s gonna be surf (surf height by beach is not accurate at all, as it’s algorithmically made)
The most important part of the app is offshore swell (forecast) and it’s completely broken since latest versions 👎
— Pablo (@PPacie) December 12, 2022
Not a designer, but as a power user I do find it more practical. Particularly being able to see theforecast over next few days for several spots in one view pic.twitter.com/PT1ZM67L9F
— Antonio Talledo (@a_talledo) December 12, 2022
So much agree! As a designer I hate this kind of redesigns. That's just immature
— António (@anton_iva2) December 12, 2022
“Fair to good” now means “I just tricked you in to driving an hour you dumb fuck”
— Cal (@ZukoTheDunkman) December 12, 2022
The new @surfline app is a crime against humanity
— Ric Burton (@ricburton) December 12, 2022
