Tinted Window Wednesday Surf & Culture Report



Lost Boys & Co...

Looking small this morning (#1), but true to form we went out anyway and got some foamy little ankle breakers.  It was cloudy, to the point that a few large drops fell in the So. Bay, enough to coagulate the dust on anyone parked outside.  Winds were onshore by 3 to 5 kts and slacked a bit mid-morning.  The sea surface was textured and a bit bumped.  The air temperature was 66.3º and the water was 66.4º.  Low tide was at 5:53am -0.2' and high tide crests at 12:19pm +4.6'.  We have a weak SSW swell out of 198º at 2.3' and it was like that...  Supposed to get a bit bigger as the southern weather moves west...

The celebrations continue, as Jah Morgan celebrated another rip around the sun.  #2 with LoLa and #3 in an unidentified holding pen near the Orange County border...

Creating some minor scandal among those that have no idea about dancing, modern expression or body-suits, Suzi and Joey preformed their wedding dance (#4) to the delight of most of the attendees.  There was some question as to what she was wearing under her dance costume.  She was wearing a skin colored body-suit, which gave the impression that she was partially clothed...  For the record everyone else there was naked under their clothing and ready to rumbleâ„¢  (Did you know that you can't use "Ready to Rumble" unless you give credit to those wrestling people!)
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"When the surf breaks, we'll fix it"
The Professor!!





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