Lost Boys & Co... W hen you"re on the road essential services are sometimes at a premium. Take the case of Cat Simmons who had scheduled a skin cancer surgery only to have a surf trip come up and whisk him away. But no worries! Here at our "Mobile Auxiliary Surf Hospital" (M.A.S.H.) our anesthesiologist Dr. Souther and head surgeon Prof. Dr. Paine went right to work! (#1) An outpatient procedure, he was back in the water for the afternoon session. A biopsy revealed that instead of being cancerous the lesion was a bit of frijolé from breakfast. Better safe than sorry, we say. 10 miles visibility under mostly clear skies this morning. Winds were off by 3 to 5kts and the sea surface was brushed smooth. The air was 45.0º and felt like 32, while the sea temp was 57.7º and felt just like that. High tide was at 10:51am +4.9' and low tide follows at 5:47pm +-0.0'. It's a west swell out of 262º at 2.6' and it was an amazing 3' to 5...