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	Surfline \| CHICAMA
		Chicama is one of the very few places where your legs are more important than your arms.
		Chicama is a dusty little forgotten town and it seems that surfers also forgot how good this wave is. On a good swell you will be surfing with about a dozen guys (usually about 8 on the water and about 4 walking to the point at any given time).
		Chicama was discovered back in 1967, when a group of surfers made a trip to search for a very long wave that a Hawaiian surfer named Chuck Shipman saw through the window of a plane when he was returning home from a trip to Peru.
	www.surfline.com /travel/tripwire/12_chicama.cfm (593 words)

	Chicama - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Chicama is a port and small coastal town in northwestern Peru, north of the city of Trujillo.
		Winds at Chicama are consistently offshore, but the swell is notoriously inconsistent.
		Carlos Barreda (brother of noted Peruvian surfer Sergio Barreda) and a small group of surfers were the first to surf it.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chicama (292 words)

	Chicama Vineyards - Wineries and Winemakers in Massachusetts
		Chicama Vineyards - Wineries and Winemakers in Massachusetts
		Chicama is a location bursting with history and traditional roots.
		Chicama was the first bonded winery in the state of Massachusetts.
	www.enjoyma.com /wineries/chicama.asp (789 words)

	Voluntary to Chicama - Chao - Virù - Moche - Peru
		This project is born in collaboration between TERREDELSUD and the MAGIS (Movement and Action of the Italian Jesuits for the Development).
		Consolidation of the capacities for individual enterprise in the valleys of Chicama, Chao, Virù, and Moche.
		The project was born on the initiative of Jiménez Ludena Fiorentino in 1991 with the aim of restoring dignity of life, above all to the young people who lived in these valleys of Peru where the lack of concrete objectives made the possibility of a future civil society more and more difficult.
	www.terredelsud.org /chicamaeng.php (489 words)

	Chicama - Peru Adventure Travel by Peru Travels
		Chicama, located in the department of La Libertad, is famous for boasting the world's longest wave.
		The wave is a classic left-running Peruvian wave and grows with south and west-running currents.
		Chicama lies 94 km (an hour-and-a-half) northwest of the city of Trujillo.
	www.perutravels.net /peru-travel-guide/adventure-surfing-chicama.htm (141 words)

	Surfing Peru, Chicama (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Chicama is one of the longest and maybe THE longest wave in the world, can go on forever.
		The first thing you need to know about Chicama is that it needs a big swell-at least 8 feet on the charts and it will be about 4 or 5 on the sets, otherwise it isnt worth it.
		Got a 6 foot wave for over 1km for a 2 minute ride in late March at Chicama at dawn with the point all to myself for 2 hours, still possible to get it uncrowded in the early morning.
	www.globalsurfers.com /spot_comments.cfm?land=Peru&surfing=144&travel=Chicama (518 words)

	USGS Open File Report 2004-1024: Mineral, Energy, and Fertilizer Resources of the North Coast of Peru
		Anthracite was used for mirrors by north coast cultures and is available near Rio Chicama, Rio Santa, and east of Santa Rita B. These outcrops are a part of the Alto Chicama, Perú's largest coalfield, which extends from Rio Chicama, in the north, for 200 km southward to Rio Santa.
		Escudero (1979) outlined an extensive area in northern Perú, the Alto Chicama, that extends from Rio Chicama (translation, coal in Quechua) in the north to Rio Santa in the south (fig.
		The Alto Chicama is considered to be the most significant coal resource area in Perú in terms of quality (7-23 percent ash, 7,000-13,000 Btu/lb, and less than 1 percent sulfur, as received) and quantity (223,710,000 metric tons) (Escudero, 1979; Carrascal and others, 2000).
	pubs.usgs.gov /of/2004/1024/1024.html (4411 words)

	Peru surfing trip
		I got everyone up and at ‘em and by mid-morning there we were, standing on the cliff at Chicama, watching wave after wave after wave peel for hundreds of meters down the point.
		When some in the group got surfed out, we went to see the ruins of Chan Chan, where the walls of one temple are covered with corduroy to the horizon.
		Representing Surfrider in 1988 and again in 1990 at the Chan Chan Ocean Festival, he combined his passion for surfing with his curiosity about a history of riding waves that pre-dates surfing in Hawai’i by thousands of years.
	www.waterwaystravel.com /peru/Chica.html (897 words)

	Chicama Vineyards West Tisbury, MA - Wedding Sites - Event Venues - Massachusetts
		Chicama Vineyards, on the island of Martha's Vineyard, was founded by Catherine and George Mathiesen in 1971 and is operated today by three generations of the same family.
		Chicama Vineyards has received approximately 156 profile views in the last three months.
		Chicama Vineyards is one of 87 wedding sites, locations and event venues in Massachusetts and among 2,316 wedding sites, locations and event venues listed nationwide on GatheringGuide.com.
	www.gatheringguide.com /vis_loc_prt.aspx?lid=935 (103 words)

	eG Forums -> Chicama
		My one visit to Chicama was after work on a weekday, and although the food was unobjectionable, it was such a raucous scene (and doubtless fun, if that's what you wanted) that I never thought of going back.
		Wilfrid--if you went to Chicama dressed as you were on Saturday night, you would undoubtedly have been pulled into the swirl of the raucous scene and become its epicenter--even before the show tunes were to break out.
		Cabrales - you were in Chicama and I was in Pipa's.
	forums.egullet.org /index.php?showtopic=7821 (1607 words)

	Adventure : Tips for Tipplers : Fine Living
		Founded in 1971, Chicama Vineyards is the perfect place to sample local wine.
		If your Martha's Vineyard vacation plans include cold beer at the beach, celebratory cocktails at sunset or wine with dinner, bear in mind that sales of all adult beverages — by the bottle or by the drink — are prohibited throughout much of the island.
		Chicama Vineyards (www.chicamavineyards.com) in the rural heart of the island offers tours and tasting, as well as on-site sales of locally produced wines.
	www.fineliving.com /fine/adventure/article/0,1663,FINE_1403_3998316,00.html (236 words)

	Vineyard Gazette - News
		Tasks this year include bottling what they believe is Chicama Vineyard's best crop yet.
		Last summer was particularly dry, with virtually no rain from the middle of June to the middle of September, and that is good for wine.
		She wanted Lynn and Rosemary to have Chicama Vineyards if they wanted it.
	www.mvgazette.com /news/2006/05/12/chicama_vineyards.php (1423 words)

	Chicama Run, Purcellville VA - Grass-Fed Freezer Lamb, Easter Lambs, Fresh Free Range Eggs, Grass-Fed Beef and More!
		Chicama Run, Purcellville VA - Grass-Fed Freezer Lamb, Easter Lambs, Fresh Free Range Eggs, Grass-Fed Beef and More!
		CHICKENS + LLAMAS = CHICAMA which is what we started this farm with!
		Make sure you visit our new FARM BLOG to share in some of our experiences as we grow and expand our farm.
	www.chicamarun.com (352 words)

	THE TRAMWAYS OF PERU
		The plantations in the Chicama valley produce half of Peru's sugar and the area was littered with railways and tramways, animal- and steam-powered, of both 914 mm (36 in) and 1067 mm (42 in) gauge.
		Many were operated by the Empresa Agrícola Chicama, but others were privately owned.
		Scene is somewhere in the Chicama River Valley [coll.
	www.tramz.com /pe/ot/ot00.html (1597 words)

	Witch's Rock Surf Camp - Joe's Blog - Peru- just keep walking south
		If you aren´t yet aware, Chicama is the world´s longest wave.
		The swell maxed out on Saturday as we had seen it should from the reports, some spots were 15-20ft easy.
		They had a big wave contest at Pico Alto yesterday, Chicama has been very consistent but the swell isn´t as big here in the bay.
	www.witchsrocksurfcamp.com /costa-rica-surf-042.asp?ContentID=188 (568 words)

	village voice > nyclife > Table Talk by Jessica Harris
		So far, I'd managed to avoid the twin temptation, but when a friend suggested an early dinner at Chicama the same week ABC Carpet and Home was posting SALE 75% OFF signs, I hit the ATM and packed the credit cards.
		Having noted that Pipa, Chicama's sister restaurant, was a calmer haven, it was there that I returned for a Sunday brunch-and-browse before the sale signs came down.
		Artfully draped with an international array of textiles and festooned with lanterns, Pipa is a tapas bar that purveys nibbles large and small, yin to Chicama's yang.
	www.villagevoice.com /print/issues/0109/harris.php (746 words)

	Kitco - Contributed Commentaries
		Alto Chicama sits on the west flank of the Cordillera Occidental in the Andean Mountain chain, in the districts of Usquil and Quiruvilca in the provinces of Otuzco and Santiago de Chuco, 160 kilometres from the city of Trujillo and 550 kilometres north of the capital, Lima.
		Barrick won the Alto Chicama property in a tender from Centromin, the Peruvian government mining entity, in January, 2001.
		Barrick were the only bidders for Alto Chicama, and came in with an offer of 2.51% production royalty.
	www.kitco.com /ind/Barron/apr292002.html (2812 words)

	Moche Sites
		The Chicama valley was one of the three most important during the formative years of the Moche.
		It is also situated well for the protection of a nearby canal, whose water was probably one of the most important things in the lives of the people in this oasis valley in the middle of the Peruvian desert.
		While the site does certainly contain some of the most impressive murals of anywhere within Moche provenience, it is important to note that the mound is not actually of Moche construction, but is, in fact, generally labeled as preceramic.
	members.tripod.com /~Moche/Moche_Sites.html (1767 words)

	El Brujo, a Moche archaeological complex and religuious center, Trujillo, Peru (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		This current name is due to the common practice of shamens of the North coast (who also are called “brujos” or “curanderos”) to hold some of their healing ceremonies at prominent hills or prehispanic ruins, which they consider to be places of power.
		Many more sites of the Moche culture are known in the lower and middle sections of the Chicama Valley, such as habitation structures and ceremonial platforms.
		One also can find major in the Chicama Valley major sections of a large and very complex prehispanic irrigation system, parts of which are still in operation today.
	www.inkanatura.com /coastchiclayotrujilloelbrujocomplex.asp (1175 words)

	Chicama Surfing , Surf Chicama surfing Trujillo, surf Chicama , Trujillo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Chicama es un maquina de hacer olas perfectas.
		When it was flat we hung out and played cards, and basketball with the locals.
		It is always offshore but usually less than half the size of everywhere else.
	www.globalsurfers.com /spot.cfm?travel=Chicama&surfing=144&land=Peru (574 words)

	Chicama travel guide - Wikitravel
		Chicama is a city in Peru 30km north of Trujillo.
		It should not be confused with Puerto Malabrigo, popularly known as Puerto Chicama, 20km north west of Paijan.
		Puerto Malabrigo/Chicama is known by surfers for having the world's longest left hand wave.
	wikitravel.org /en/Chicama (107 words)

	Chicama Surf Report, Surf Forecast and Surf Webcams
		Chicama Surf Report, Surf Forecast and Surf Webcams
		We don't have any details about Chicama at the moment.
		If you want a surf forecast for Chicama on your website click here.
	magicseaweed.com /Chicama-Surf-Report/416 (459 words)

	chicama's progress on To do well in Ironman Canada on 43 Things
		chicama in Vancouver is doing 3 things including…
		Lots of cool people camped around me. A guy from Calgary, one from San Jose, CA, a bunch of guys from Spokane, and a guy from Montana.
		chicama has gotten 0 cheers on this goal.
	www.43things.com /teams/progress/4523593 (160 words)

	Planet Ark - Peru OKs Barrick's Alto Chicama environment impact (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Barrick, which already operates the Pierina gold mine in Peru, is the world's No. 2 gold company in production terms.
		Alto Chicama has current reserves of 7.2 million ounces and Barrick sees an operating cost of $135 an ounce, producing about 540,000 ounces a year over 10 years.
		The mine is expected to make up at least 10 percent of Barrick's world production when it comes on line.
	www.planetark.com /avantgo/dailynewsstory.cfm?newsid=24765 (215 words)

	PageHome
		The map, also shows some other canals that lead from Rio Chicama, towards Ascope and towards Chiquitoy.
		This canal, turns north from Chicama river, and runs on top of the Ascope dam-aqueduct, in La Libertad, Peru.
		It had been in use, till the beginning of the last century, when the sugarcane moguls destroyed the structure.
	kyapa.tripod.com /agengineering/canaltechnology/canals.htm (709 words)

	Moche Foodways Archaeological Project
		Westward flowing rivers including the Chicama drain the western Andes and dissect the coastal plain at regular intervals.
		Ecological zones along the coast are defined by climatic conditions that are subsequently influenced by the flow of air masses over the Pacific Ocean and up the western cordillera of the Andes.
		The collision of warm air and cold water creates a temperature inversion that inhibits coastal rainfall and causes extreme aridity along the coast between the Atacama Desert in northern Chile to the Lambayeque River in northern Peru, 200 kilometers north of El Brujo.
	moche.nau.edu /ebgeognenviro.htm (391 words)

	Surfing in Peru - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It is noteworthy to mention that the northern coast of Peru boasts the largest left hand point break in the world, located in Máncora; and it also figures the longest left handed wave in the world, this one in Chicama.
		Chicama is over 4 km long and when finishing a ride walking back is not an option - just get out and walk right back up the beach.
		Swells are generated far south and most of the spots get consistent offshore winds.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Surfing_in_Peru (225 words)

	Destination Guide » Chicama Beach Peru
		The cove, also called Malabrigo, is reached by taking the detour at Paijan, at Kilometer 614 of the North Pan-American Highway.
		In the Km 614 of the North Panamericana you’ll find Paijan Locality, from where starts a road to the Port of Chicama also known as Malabrigo Port.
		Turn off is on dirt road about 1km south of the...
	goto-peru.com /travel/18/chicama-beach-peru (415 words)

	Gold in Alto-Chicama-Yanaco - Vena Resources (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The eight properties are all located in the highly prospective Alto Chicama - Yanacocha structural corridor and comprise 22,486 hectares — see attached map.
		For reference, at Barrick’s Alto Chicama mine, about two-thirds of the gold mineralization occurs in silicified Chimu sandstone, and about one-third in the overlying Calipuy volcanics.
		Rock and soil samples indicate anomalous values as high as 0.24 grams per tonne of gold and 5.1 grams per tonne of silver.
	www.venaresources.com /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=76 (1184 words)

	CHICAMA COLADA Recipe at Epicurious.com
		Chicama is one of Manhattan's hottest Nuevo Latino restaurants.
		Chef Douglas Rodriguez — a pioneer of this style of cooking — oversees the open kitchen with its Ecuadoran eucalyptus-wood-burning oven and rotisserie.
		Rodriguez turns out dishes like adobo-rubbed Argentine rib-eye steak and fl paella, which gets its unique color and taste from squid ink; there is also a large, innovative ceviche bar.
	www.epicurious.com /drinking/drink_views/views/201187 (352 words)

	Perú Azul - Surfcams & Tourist Guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		En el Km 614 de la Panamericana Norte se encuentra la localidad de Paiján, desde donde parte una pista hacia el Puerto Chicama conocido también como Puerto Malabrigo.
		In the Km 614 of the North Panamericana you'll find Paiján Locality, from where starts a road to the Port of Chicama also known as Malabrigo Port.
		Access for all kind of vehicles also reachable by bus.
	www.peruazul.com.pe /esp/playas/chicama.html (207 words)

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