From Jason
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Hi Paul,
Roger Proneman let me try one of his big PGs at Malibu awhile back, and it
blew my mind. I told him I needed one and he connected me with the...
UPDATED FORECAST JUN 10
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Strong pulse of NZ Southwest Swell peaks today - right now long period
buoy readings showing 2.8 to 3ft @17-19 seconds from 200-210. Solid summer
swell...
!50!
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I first thought I was too old for the four-wheeled-plank of joy at age 15,
and then at every life milestone since. As I patiently await my membership
fo...
US Road Trip Shot on Ilford PanF and HP5
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After I moved from the states to South America I went back at some point to
grab some old film gear. Among some gadgets and gear I found a few roll...
fluid dynamics
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Get into my slipstream, you said
And I did --
But only after riding out some
kind of heavy turbulence,
a major disruption
in the atmosphere
like a rocke...
Bootleg – best surf film of 2013
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BOOTLEG- FULL LENGTH from George Trimm on Vimeo.
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California Art Show at Panorama Framing
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The theme is CALIFORNIA - Works by Creative Couples. Jay Watson and I are
excited to be in this art show in the Gallery at Panorama Framing - along ...
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Another aeon since I posted anything, the excuse the best I could possibly
have is all energies are being directed at projects outside of blogland.
Gone a...
NE WIND 10 KT...BACKING TO NW. WIND WAVES 2 FT. SW SWELL 9 FT AT 12 SECONDS.
"The biggest buzz I ever had in surfing was the early '90s when I went back to the big ones," he recalls. "I mean the 11-footers. The same thing happened to Duke [Kahanamoku] when Tom Blake reintroduced him to the 16-foot olos back in the '30s. I was riding through one break, through the channel and into the next break." ~from Surfline
I remember riding 6" to 1' peelers on a 10'6" log at Campus Point in summertime. No one out, 50 yard plus rides - serious long-range cruising. And when you can connect through a channel to the next break, it's even better...
What looked to be a great welcome home, ended up being a disappointment. Cold shifty and junky. Shoulda stayed home saved some gas $, got some chores done, but time is the essence right now. Been extremely spoiled but oh well, surf in Oregon right?
While catching up I was stoked to see you posted that Kew rewrite.
Lets hope March goes off because come early April I'll be surfing the real El Nino.
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I remember riding 6" to 1' peelers on a 10'6" log at Campus Point in summertime. No one out, 50 yard plus rides - serious long-range cruising. And when you can connect through a channel to the next break, it's even better...
What looked to be a great welcome home, ended up being a disappointment. Cold shifty and junky. Shoulda stayed home saved some gas $, got some chores done, but time is the essence right now. Been extremely spoiled but oh well, surf in Oregon right?
While catching up I was stoked to see you posted that Kew rewrite.
Lets hope March goes off because come early April I'll be surfing the real El Nino.
Surf
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