Give Columbus A Little Credit Monday Surf & Culture Report

Lost Boys & Co...

Saturday was the Third Annual RUHS Car Show.  A rather festive event to raise money for the RUHS PTA, it had a bit of everything automotive.  The oldest vehicle was this 1921 Model T owned by Rick Miller.  Everyone held it in pretty high regard except for the pug that was busy marking his right front tire as his territory...

Fifteen miles visibility this morning under partly cloudy, hazy skies.  Winds were light out of the north by 3.6kts and the sea surface was smooth.  The air temperature was 58.9 and the water is 68.5.  High tide was at 6:43am +4.1' and low tide was at 11:46am +2.8'.  The tides will be swinging more widely as the week rolls on.  We have a weak SSW swell out of 199º at 2.0'.  It was all ankle snappers and possibly mackerel snappers as well...

Photo #2 has the Professor and Marko Maileman showing off some of their swag.  The Professor was runner up in the Best Original category and Marko was the Student Favorite!

#3 Has Bobby Warchola and Marko mugging for the camera!  Bobby has to be the most mentioned and never featured surfer in Surfer Magazine.  He is credited as being a mentor to almost every surfer of note in the South Bay.  He's also one of the funniest, most irreverent, iconoclastic people you'll ever meet.  You can catch his act almost every weekday morning on the Hermosa Pier before he heads to work... 

Yes, we've been watching the debates and we'll be heading for El Salvador and Peru until the election is over.  Depending on the outcome, we'll have to decide whether or not to come back!  The report will continue this week and then will be sketchy until the week of November 14th...  So there's nothing wrong with you... it's us...
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"When the surf breaks, we'll fix it..."
 The Professor!!

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