No Guidos in sight, warm water knee-waist with chest high sets, warm water, offshore, all for the last 4 days. For june, I'm giving this a fair - good.

Just saw this today. Congratulations man, that's a sick shot for sure.

Say it aint so!

"Awww :("

"Foul play? http://blog.rickbreslin.com/extras/doink-doink.mp3"

"OK, I know I'm a newbie dumbass, but who's Scratchy?"

I told crypto I'd post about a surf trip I took Wednesday, So here's the story.

Since before Google maps had satellite info, I've been somewhat obsessed with poring over aerial photography and finding new and exciting places to surf. I've found many promising spots far away, but never got the chance to surf one.

"Haha weird I googled "reading weather data san francisco surfing" and one of the results was a blog on wunderground.com. I read this about an hour ago ..."

"Haha, yeah, I used that as a blog post for work... paid to report the stoke! best job ever."

I was out a few weeks ago and there were a couple of USGS guys on skis working their way through the lineup with a whole mess of electronics on board. I figure they were mapping the bottom. Anyone have any ideas on where I could find that data? I checked the USGS site and did some searching but turned up nothing.

I'm writing a series of forecasting blogs for my official work blog, nothing too in depth, and many of you already know much of it, but I thought there might be some interest.

While I was all pissed off last weekend about tires, I completely forgot to mention my distant encounter with a shark.

Today, after nearly more than 15 years of surfing, I had my first encounter with localism on a physical and personal level. I've gotten the stink eye paddling out at a localized spot, i've dropped in on the bro-est bro and been berated for it, and I like to think I've made it through all of these experiences with some level of dignity intact.

Today was on a different level.