It's finally June and the last thing most of us New Englanders are craving are the blustery, cold days of winter. When it was 30 degrees outside with an offshore wind blowing at 10 knots and a forecast for sleet later in the day even the hardiest among us wouldn't have thought of heading to the beach for a few hours of fun. But for a small but growing number of surfing enthusiasts, those are just the kind of days they dream about.Surfing in New England is nothing new. The sand bars, reefs, and wind off the Atlantic can create ideal conditions for surfers along the New England coast. In fact, during the warm, sunny days of summer, surfing has
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