Fruitbat Friday Surf & Culture Report

 
Lost Boys & Co...

Looks like the Professor (#1) spent too much time in Dallas...  Did he ride horseback or back on a horse?  (Thanks to Kawika Ching for the frame-grab)

SUN!  Yes, we finally had one of those sunny morning's we've all read about.  Visibility was 15 miles.  Winds were out of the SW by 3kts and the seas surface was smooth for the most part.  The air temp was 61.0 and the water is 64.4.  High tide was early at 5:38am +3.5' and low tide follows at 11:42am +1.0'.  We have a SW swell out of 216º at 3.3' and there were some sunlit little zippers to ride...

In photo #2 we have Guru José Barahona and his acolyte the recently graduated Jah Morgan.  Meanwhile in #3 Yoshi and LoLa snuggle for a little warmth and Doc Scale peeks from under his blanket.  A small group gathered to fete Jah Morgan's academic accomplishments at the Sea Level Bar.  Considering rising seas, maybe Tarzan could use that for the name of his new place in Dallas?  (photo credit:  Pancit Behar Noodleman)

It also came to our attention that Jimmy Barahona got a certificate in Architecture from El Camino.  He's already a structural engineer and he's working on rounding out his resumé...

#4 This guy was having a hard time lighting the heat lamp, but absolutely no problem setting Jetski's bike on fire...  He's lucky it's his basket, he could have had a blazing saddle...  (photo credit:  RBFD Dept. of Forensics)

Okay, so we're heading out in the morning and for the next three weeks you're on your own for the most part...  Not that we won't annoy you from time to time...  Next report July 2nd...
✠
"When the surf breaks, we'll fix it"
The Professor!!





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