A Titration Tuesday Surf & Culture Report



Lost Boys & Co...

To all of our eager and excited citizens, GOOD MORNING!  Here's hoping that the opening of the beaches mañana provides the diversion of which we have become so enamored.  Like this shot (#1) of CMissle busting down the line south of the pier.  7:30 come hell or high water (high water being much preferred...)

Overcast this morning and 5 miles visibility.  Winds light out of the NNW by 3kts and there's a bit of texture on the water.  The air is 61.0 and the water is back down to 63.1.  Low tide is at 8:38am -0.3' and high tide will be at 4:10pm +3.5'.  We have an oblique SSW swell out of 199º cresting at 4.3', but it's just just south enough to only yield 2' to 3' mushburgers...

2½ weddings...  Here we have Buck and Hortensia tying the knot (#2) as the Professor (in this case the upright reverend), officiates.  Fortunately for Buck, the knot was a inexpertly tied square knot and the union lasted barely an afternoon... and a bag of coconut popcorn...

"Yes-siree, young feller...  In the good old days we used to sit inside at the counter (#3), so close you didn't have to yell at the other diners.  You could just reach over and touch a pretty girl and you didn't have to wash your hands every five minutes...  although in retrospect, it's probably always been a good idea... especially when touching a pretty girl.

Not that you HAVE to put something on the terminal members of your feet...  This (#4) is what happens when you don't have enough toes for "Hermosa Beach"...
✠
"When the surf breaks, we'll fix it"
The Professor!!





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