Surfing was very popular along the east and west coasts during the sixties and seventies and still is today. Surfing culture became popular during the sixties in southern California amongst the teenagers. Surfers drove woodies worn bikinis or baggies, used slang words like stocked, gnarly and dude and listened to surf music such as the Beach Boys, Dick Dale, Jan and Dean and the Surfaris. Ocean Beach in San Diego California is a village that has long been devoted to the surfing culture and was once known as the haight-Ashbury of San Diego.
