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For the local surf community in Louisiana, conditions are grim, reportsSurfer Magazine. At nearly three hundred miles wide and two hundred miles long, the BP oil spill that first began to escape from the pipes of the Deep Horizon 66 days ago has now Tag Heuer Replica watch washed up on beaches as far west as Raccoon Island, Louisiana and as far east as Panama City, Florida.Mark Windham, a 45-year-old Louisiana surfer is not hopeful about any future surfing prospects. I really dont know if in my lifetime Ill ever be able to surf a Gulf Coast beach ever again, Windam said. Its a pretty bad situation over here.

Courtesy of FlickrRandy Coffman, a 52-year-old who replica tag heuer Navitimer Heritage watch has surfed at Louisianas Fourchon Beach for 37 years, agrees.Fourchon Beach is where I surf...or should I say used to surf. It all seems lost. Our beach is covered in oil and with so much of it out there its far from being over. Something needs to be done and real soon. In the meantime, what am I supposed to do?Surfers have reported chemical burns, skin rashes and heavy irritation. But these arent the only casualties along the beaches. When we found this dolphin it was filled with oil, a former BP contract worker told NY Daily.Oil was just pouring out of it. It was the saddest darn thing to look at.The oil spill, now estimated at 110 million gallons of released crude oil, is the largest oil spill in U.S history. Above, check out footage of strange bubbling surf off Pensacola.-Shauna Sweeney

Weve been the most of our stop in southwestern Haiti. We dabbled in the local array of river mouths and reef breaks, until the waves went flat. We ditched replica tag heuer Aquaracer watch our surfboards and decided to check out a mini cove that looked like a set from Peter Pan. We swam out to Devils Rock, named for the Voodoo ceremonies rumored to have taken place there, and garnered a following of about a dozen teenage boys and girls. When I got tired of swimming, I swam ashore, and, with the help of our all-star guide, Cyril, convinced one of the local fishermen to let me borrow his fishing canoe.All that swimming and cliff jumping with the locals made it clear that the Haitians are straight-up watermen and extremely talented swimmers, divers, and paddlers.