Living in HB is part of our Surf-Community building framework. Surf-Connection began in Huntington Beach in 1993 as a discrete surf-town collaboration of surfers and others with a sense of ‘family’ or ohana. The deep-rooted ancestral Polynesian/Hawaiian/Hoale’ traditions.
Spring forward to 2024 and my feeling is still the same raising a family. The a family, clan or group of people who would prefer to interact through direct face to face interpersonal communication. But as time marches-on we get older and technology grows exponentially.
Social media, App this, App that… Artificial Intelligence, A.I. just seems to out pace us in our local community clans. Clan/Tribal traditions, fresh foot prints on a beach with the incoming high tide keep getting erased.
Remember those conversations you used to have with your parents, guardians, or elders of your clan, tribe, community or ‘respected’ teacher?
That my premise in a ‘nutshell’! Surf-Connection strives to keep the family, clan alive for future generations through interaction and communication to cultivate and strengthen deeper ties, or roots with each other.
Respectfully,
– Tim O’Toole aka ‘Chippy Tim’
- My specialty is bringing your 'Community Space' Together!
- Engaging you and and your Founders in frank discussions about your 'Clan' or 'Group Space.'
- Provide you and your Moderators with Community Rules and Guidelines for Violation Penalties.
- Responsive Interaction with your Peers in you 'Space.'
Surf-Connection – since 1995
Private, openly exclusive, ‘spaces’ detached from media bots and platform noise.
-Sharpen mental focus and find others in your ‘Space.’
– Build your foundation, create your living space(s) for your community to grow and thrive organically.
– Control entry with an open, well vetted, Arbiter. Lastly, have a transparent, well publicized, process to moderate and if needed mediate grievances.
Go forth, assemble your tribe, and gather your clan:)
Surf-Connection create a community of locals and friends
HB Surf Photos – Showcasing local talent in front of and behind the lens
Ohana Canna
The family flower Cave Junction, Oregon
