Lost Boys & Co.

Lost Boys & Co... Reporting from the Scottish Lowlands, we find ourselves on Edinburgh Bay, watching the fog roll in from the top of the Royal Mile.  The weather has been absolutely balmy with temps reaching almost 80 degrees!  The folks here are going nuts, while it feels like home to us.  Glad we brought shorts!   Our friend and contributor Soraya Simi just released her documentary called Row of Life.  Here’s the synopsis:   Row of Life” follows renowned ocean rower, Marine Corps veteran, 3x Paralympian, and 14x Guinness World Record holder Angela Madsen. In 2020, Angela attempted to row solo and unassisted across the Pacific Ocean, from Los Angeles to Hawaii. What unfolds is a harrowing story of her determination, resilience, and immense courage to pursue the unknown, and the unyielding support of Angela’s wife, Deb, who, separate...

Lost Boys & Co... Y es!  From Maine to California there is unfettered jubilation at the announcement of the engagement of our own Anna Burns and Chris Miller.  Was there a question of what her answer would be?  Not if you consider they’re both goofy foots, have curly hair and were D-1 athletes.  No news yet on when the wedding will take place although it is pretty certain it will be on the right coast and there will be considerable trekking to the nuptials.  We will keep you abreast of the details… Meanwhile, we can’t get our current font to get off BOLD, so just imagine we’re yelling so you can hear us 5,000 miles away.  It’s a 2.6’ SSW swell out of 204 deg true at 17 second intervals.  The temperature at the buoy is 63.3F and it seems like things are taking their good time to wam up.  Winds are currently calming and high tide will be at 5:46am 3.0’ and low tide will be at 10:57am 1.7’. Su...

Lost Boys & Co... W indy and cool here on the west coast of Ireland.  The tide was low, considering there was a 4’ difference in the tide, the flats were extensive stretching for miles.  It looked like you could walk out a couple of hundred yards and still touch.  The Professor (#1) was checking out this shop in Dingle, but later between Dingle and the Cliffs of Moher we found another shop and the thickest rubber we found so far (#2).  The salesgirl told us they used to carry full 7’s, but hey were too cumbersome and people complained!  The water here is considered warm this year and it’s 57!  That’s winter for us!  Buoy temp today was 63.3.  Hermosa has a SSW swell out of 194deg at 3’ and it was just about that… W e’ll try and send some shots of the beach and the cliffs tomorrow! "When the surf breaks, we'll fix it" Th...

Lost Boys & Co... D isappointed that the motion videos were too large to send. But you might get the sense of things by this photo of Cathy with this Harris Hawk.  It was amazing to watch them in flight and we got to be “falconers” for a brief moment! L ow was 62.2, but supposed to get to 70 mid-day.  Hazy with 5 miles visibility and pretty humid.  The water is 64.8 at the buoy and reading 66 on the beach.  It’s still a swell from the SW 218deg at 4.9’ and it’s still a bit oblique for Hermosa… O n to Tralee and the Dingle peninsula and a look at the Irish Sea! "When the surf breaks, we'll fix it" The Professor!!

Lost Boys & Co... T his is an amazing country… (#1) Heading for the coast, trying to find some waves to report!   "When the surf breaks, we'll fix it" The Professor!!

Lost Boys & Co... O kay, it's official, El Niño has started.  To bring it home the water temp this morning at the buoy was 68.2 º , closer to shore it was more like 64 º .  7 miles visibility under overcast skies.  Winds were offshore 3 to 4kts and the sea surface was checkered.  High tide was at 7:24am +3.3' and low tide follows at 12:14pm +1.7'.  There's a SSW swell out of 199 º  at 3.6' and it was a slamming 3' to 4' and not quite surfable... T his is the greenest tube we could find.  Looks kinda Irish.  See you in July! ✠ "When the surf breaks, we'll fix it" The Professor!!