The Power Of Love Wednesday Surf & Culture Report

 
Lost Boys & Co...

We have recently discovered the efficacy of doing the Surf & Culture Report while slightly (or less so) inebriated.  Intentionally or not it has been an adventure in consciousness.  In #'s 1 & 2 we have different views of the same surfline...  We're trying to figure out which one makes more sense, but there's nothing to suggest they both aren't valid representations...  Thank you's to the SenseiJoey for the images...

Couldn't figure out if the fog was coming in or going out.  When it was in there was about a ¼ mile visibility.  When it was out there was more.  Winds were offshore by 2.8kts and the sea surface was smooth.  The air temperature was a paltry 47.7 and the water is still a tepid 60.6.  Low tide was at 9:58aqm +1.3' and high tide encroaches on the mean high tide line at 3:56pm +2.8'.  We have a west swell out of 261º at 3.3' and it was 3' to 4' and wally, but the occasional corner for your surfing enjoyment...

In #3 we have the dynamic duo of Bobby Warchola and the Professor doing the "double kook carry."  Whenever Bobby and the Professor are in the water you have 100+ years of surfing experience floundering around in the shallows...  Entertaining, sad, amusing and sweet all at once...

A mid-week reminder that we'll be out of town from the middle of February to the middle of March on re-con in Central and South America...  We'll try and send some notes from various stops along the way...

Happy hour at Samba according to Wagon Master Annabelle.  5:30pm on the patio unless we're inside...
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"When the surf breaks, we'll fix it"
The Professor!!





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