We've had A Sore Throat Since Last March Monday Surf & Culture Report



Lost Boys & Co...

...The loneliest Russian hooker in Los Angeles (#1)...  Taking a long walk on the short pier, so to speak.  Have you had the coffee from the Green Store, with OAT MILK?  We were skeptical, but Bacallao convinced us that it was tasty and possibly less carboniferous than cow's milk (we're checking that just for grins) and better for our age ravaged metabolisms (checking that TOO).  How do you milk an oat?  Gotta be harder than say, an almond...

Mostly sunny skies this morning with +20 miles visibility.  Winds were all over the compass, but predominantly out of the WNW.  The sea surface was riled and getting rilier...  The air temperature was 53.3º and the water is 59.7º, but this wind might knock that down a bit.  High tide was at 8:05am +7.1' and low tide will be at 3:18pm -1.6'.  We have a west swell out of 274º at 4.6' and it was 5' to 7' and a bit wild, but certainly some possibilities for those wishing to give it a go!  Also if this wind stops, it might be interesting for an afternoon session...

Bacallao calling for attention (#2) as these guys sitting outside survey the peak (#3).  Should be noted that they caught the next couple of sets in and didn't make the paddle back out.  Very consistent and certainly not longboard friendly...  BUT, if you were in the right place!  Later, Jae-Rae and Flinch went out and got a couple of good ones before the wind jacked up again...

Dropping a bit (#4) until the end of the week, but the tides are looking good for most mornings...
✠
"When the surf breaks, we'll fix it"
The Professor!!





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