Brother's Mounted Posse Monday Surf & Culture Report
Lost Boys & Co...
Looks like we've dipped the tail of this balsa winger in honey and were waiting for the bees. Should be ready soon, then we can see if it attracts waves and not hornets!
Really looked like summer this morning with 20 miles visibility under clear skies. Winds were out of the SSW by 3.6kts and the sea surface got to be a bit riled up to the point of a light chop. The air temperature was 62.2° and the water has finally risen to the magic 65.5°. Shorties were the order of the day. High tide is at 8:40am +3.2' and low tide is at 12:45pm +2.4'. The buoy was registering a 199° SSW swell at 3.3' to 3.6' and it was just that at most of the local breaks and fair to good. Some sweet ones at Sapphire, even though it looked a tad bumpy.
Last Friday it was off to the races with the crew at Brother's Burritos! Photo #2 has the Brother-Man himself Ronnie and his lovely wife Lori. We were down at the paddock getting ready for the second race which Brother's just happened to sponsor. In the background the boys were taking advantage of the chance to pet one of the horse leads. Meanwhile up in the stands, we found the Barahona clan scouring the racing forms. They took a minute to mug for the camera between races. There's Yolanda, Linda, Jimmy (ace pig-chef,) Ché, Suzanne and LoLa. They all look like winners to us!
"When the surf breaks, we'll fix it..."
The Professor!!
Looks like we've dipped the tail of this balsa winger in honey and were waiting for the bees. Should be ready soon, then we can see if it attracts waves and not hornets!
Really looked like summer this morning with 20 miles visibility under clear skies. Winds were out of the SSW by 3.6kts and the sea surface got to be a bit riled up to the point of a light chop. The air temperature was 62.2° and the water has finally risen to the magic 65.5°. Shorties were the order of the day. High tide is at 8:40am +3.2' and low tide is at 12:45pm +2.4'. The buoy was registering a 199° SSW swell at 3.3' to 3.6' and it was just that at most of the local breaks and fair to good. Some sweet ones at Sapphire, even though it looked a tad bumpy.
Last Friday it was off to the races with the crew at Brother's Burritos! Photo #2 has the Brother-Man himself Ronnie and his lovely wife Lori. We were down at the paddock getting ready for the second race which Brother's just happened to sponsor. In the background the boys were taking advantage of the chance to pet one of the horse leads. Meanwhile up in the stands, we found the Barahona clan scouring the racing forms. They took a minute to mug for the camera between races. There's Yolanda, Linda, Jimmy (ace pig-chef,) Ché, Suzanne and LoLa. They all look like winners to us!
"When the surf breaks, we'll fix it..."
The Professor!!
