Two-Toed Tuesday Surf & Culture Report

Lost Boys & Co...
Pig Roast
LoLa & the Professor's Place
Sunday, July 15th, 4pm

On this particular night as the moon rose over Lake Payette smiled on the banks of McCall, there were 35 proposals, 17 burn injuries related to fireworks or firecrackers, 10 cases of smoke related asthma, 5 songs were written rhyming with "moon," 4 people fell in the lake and had to be rescued, 2 children were born and 1 guy burned his pants trying to shoot a bottle rocket from the crack of his ass...

Limited visibility this morning in the 1 to 5 mile range, under foggy, overcast skies.  Winds were from the west early at 5.1kts and the sea surface had a definite chop.  The air temperature was 64.2° and the water was 63.5°, although we would'a guessed 65.  Low tide was at 8:42am +1.5' and high tide will be at 3:44pm +4.7'.  We have a SW swell out of 217° at 3.0' and we're calling it 3' to 4'.

Here we have a number, 7 to be exact, of the crew at Brother's.  From left to right:  Chuck, James Wheatley, Rasta Pete, The Professor, Clark, Jimmy and we don't know this guys name, but we rousted him to take the picture and when he saw the group, he waylaid another guy and had him snap it with him in it!  
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"When the surf breaks, we'll fix it..."
 The Professor!!

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