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So how big's it gonna get Wed/Thurs/Fri on west coast?
- Thread starter oneworlded
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dan merkel had pics from long long ago, maybe it was even the 69 swell, that has rideable waves off that island.
Wow! I lived there in the 90s for a bit and we always used to imagine that scenario. Incredible!
That's pretty impressive
Haven't seen it like that since '83
The boat yard in SB is falling into the water. They lost a good chunk of real estate this morning (big chunks of asphalt) into the ocean. There's a little sand cliff about 3' high, butting up to the edge of the yard and as of this AM they were pulling stuff out with a crane as surges kept eroding it a few inches at a time. The yacht club was lucky enough to put rocks along the back edge of their property years ago. 100% of the building was on it's stilts and standing over surging water/waves this morning.
Pretty sure they, or whoever the parent company is, owns Magicseaweed and Swellnet.
Great, uncrowded surf late this AM.
One of the county's most popular spots - thumping rights off the pier, 3 ft overhead zone
4 guys in the water
I mean really, where the hell was everybody?
Santa Barbara?
Then a drive up the coast - pretty much everything looked unmanageable, aside from Swarmi's
One of the county's most popular spots - thumping rights off the pier, 3 ft overhead zone
4 guys in the water
I mean really, where the hell was everybody?
Santa Barbara?
Then a drive up the coast - pretty much everything looked unmanageable, aside from Swarmi's
Everyone is/was at sand bar/Ledbetter/El cap.Great, uncrowded surf late this AM.
One of the county's most popular spots - thumping rights off the pier, 3 ft overhead zone
4 guys in the water
I mean really, where the hell was everybody?
Santa Barbara?
Then a drive up the coast - pretty much everything looked unmanageable, aside from Swarmi's
Sandbar was as big as I’ve ever seen. Set waves were too big right before dark yesterday.
Everyone.
My friend who's a pilot for SW sent me this picture of sand spit a bit ago.
I didn’t go up there. Friend did and said it was lumpy and too big and too high tide and “at least” 150 people out.
Probably really good right now but crazy crowd.
Here in town all the parking spots were taken by cars from south and north. All of CA descended on SB.
Swell has dropped significantly so y’all can go back home now.
I checked it yesterday afternoon and it was breaking in places I've never seen it break before. There were a few guys out but mostly dodging bombs. Not the usual lineup. Even a left??? in the cove every now and then. I imagine it's good and every guy from SLO to Goleta is on it.