We Thought Ariana Grande Was A Font Friday Surf & Culture Report

 
Lost Boys & Co...

Where would you expect to find this depiction (#1) of this foamy right-hander?  Haleiwa, San Luis Obispo, Hermosa Beach?  Nope, we found this one in downtown Boise, Idaho complete with nasty looking sea creatures underneath the water...

Where'd the waves come from?  No, we're not complaining, just wondering... Sunny skies turning into fog by 10am and less than 2 miles visibility.  Winds were calm and then turned on around 9:30.  The air temp was 56.5 and the water is still good at 66.2.  High tide was at 10:23am +6.1' and low tide follows at 5:17pm -0.1'.  We have a SW swell out of 220º at 3.3' and it was 3' to almost 5'.  Hermosa was fat and walled, but there were other spots that seemed to bend a bit better to the swell.  How about Rat when there's more north and the tide's low?...

Speaking of Idaho, there are so many Californians fleeing to the Gem State that this has become a popular icon (#2).  "Ya' can't swing a dead cat without hitting a Californian..."  Yeah, well, how's come California is still so crowded?

Happy hour this evening will be at Laurel Tavern.  For whatever reason, the start time is 5:09pm for game #3 of the World Series.  Our stated gathering hour is 5:30pm, but if you wanted to grab a seat early we'd understand...

We'll be headed to El Salvador (#3) for a couple of weeks to grab some warm water and those Sunzal rights!  As per usual, the report will be sketchy or non-existent.  We'll also be up in Metapan for the Barahona Matanza (pig roast) at Mama Barahona's in which the Lost Boys will be playing some ukulele tunes and crunching some fresh cracklin's...  Back on November 12th...
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"When the surf breaks, we'll fix it"
The Professor!!





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