There Are No Portuguese Oligarchs Wednesday Surf & Culture Report

 
Lost Boys & Co...

Morning crew discussing the possibilities of Kelly's wave pool...  L. to R.  Tio Ted, JP and Mr. Christian are still uncertain regarding the future of such endeavors...  Currently, kind of pricey...  (photo credit: Pester Ybarra for Mexican Restaurant Monthly)

Hazy sun this morning with 20 miles visibility.  Winds were fluky out of the west, south west and east from 3 to 5 kts and the4 sea surface was a bit hacked up.  The air temperature was 54.3 and the water was 60.8.  Low tide was at 4:49am -1.1' and high tide follows early at 11:11am +4.1'.  We had a SSW swell out of 205º at 4.3' and it was 3' to 4' with some fatties on the outside...  We saw Coach Avery out there dropping into some steep ones...

It has become common practice for the Professor to do anything that Jetski suggests.  This time he convinced the Professor to sit in this vehicle so that he could post it.  Considering the Professor didn't know the folks who rented this thing, he was a bit apprehensive...  Also the fact that this thing is called a "Moke" made him a little uneasy...  He could just see a big Hawaiian guy coming by and taking offense...

So why is Alan carrying on about things?  (#3)  Who cares, but it could be that he just found out that Happy Hour this week is going to be on Thursday at Madre's in Old Torrance...  We're meeting there at 7 and the music starts at 8...  If you're thinking about showing up, text LoLa Thursday morning so she can add you to the reservation (310-251-3299)...

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"When the surf breaks, we'll fix it"
The Professor!!





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