Rui over at magic quiver sent me a link to this sapphire of a pig! check this thing out!!! this is what he had to say:Hi MIke, Hope all is good with you. After your last e-mail, after more reading and investigation, Nico went for a new Pig, this time with a glass on skeg and no concaves. Take a look. hope you like it. Take care Rui Ribeiro
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi0fLMArZgI71jNVLrFS4sVsAkE2vKFNg8GzZrvyZpF4HW8gO69T8VMaJE7UNRFnlC3WrgIprOYaa_QsZ8ug1VgwG5i_p6yQr0mBolj6ujgkW2tBTnfimFb3GkiyU6yaSThiOyj3YZsRIng/s400/Pigblue.jpg)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiTpPOvzNTR-SVW-KZUmMGraoqV_dpByjE1NgLhUjVgH_KGoBnjxQ2INmYwYcPLwzEW61O7KBi6iSLFLULlw4Zhht8AN2Ww2j3ATN93MR2X4rr2dXAZBc_hs8_x89DtdwLoCjol4BWhTK1G/s400/Pigblue-2.jpg)
Thanks for your support Mike. That one came out amazing. Hard not to keep it for myself!
ReplyDeletecheers Rui!
ReplyDeletei bet that is the case!
not sure if I would call that shape a "pig" in the traditional sense, none the less it's a beatiful board.
ReplyDeleteWO
oak foils...its just a pig with "big ears".
ReplyDelete