Mow Through Monday Surf & Culture Report



Lost Boys & Co...

The Great Fuzzini sent us this pic (#1) from the archives.  Probably around the later 90's.  From L. to R.:  Tyrone James, Kevin Costner McGoldrick, The Coach, The Professor, Suzi, Danger Boy, Fuzzini and Easky.  Looks like one of those foggy spring mornings...

Marking their first year of riding bicycles to Brothers, Donna and Dane baked some cupcakes (#2) for the crew.  You will immediately recognize the decoration as their riding helmets!  Not only clever, but delicious as well!

You could feel a hint of fall in the air as the clouds rolled through and we received reports of raindrops falling on some heads.  Winds were fluky and variable and the sea surface was glassy.  The air temperature was 66.5 and the water was 70.9.  High tide was at 11:03am +5.0' and low tide was at 5:12pm +1.2'.  We have a SSW swell out of 209º at 2.6' and it was 2' to almost 3'.

A beautiful morning last Friday (#3) as the Redondo Surf Team took to the water.  An enthusiastic, talented group let's see if they can beat Mira Costa this year...  Monday from 6:30 to 7:30am and Wednesday, Friday from 6:30 to 8am...

At this year's Independence Day (Mexico/El Salvador) Fiesta at Casa Barahona (#4) we managed to corral some of the revelers.  L. to R. we have Filthy Phil, The Yoshinator, Jetski, Tarzan, Professor Pancho, Suzanna, José and in front our host Manuel Jose Barahona.  We must comment on how delicious all of the food was!  All done by José's fabulous lady, Mona, it was incredible!

No word on Happy Hour this week.  You'll be the first to know...  Last week was the bomb, as we feted Tom Welch on his birthday.  Good times!
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"When the surf breaks, we'll fix it"
The Professor!!





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