G-LAND ... Even a hotter oven today. And it actually rained this morning for about 20 minutes, not like yesterday's 3 minute drizzle. The reports are starting to become one. Went for a mission on the South Coast. Took a decent sized crew of 8 and divided them up on 2 spots. But the 1st attempt failed since i dropped them off somewhere else other than where they should have been. Took me about 1 minute after i dropped off the 2nd crew to figure out they were pawned off real cheap and another 15 minutes to figure exactly where they need to be. That wouldn't have happened if i could have seen. The fog was real dense.
So Alan and i went for a coastal cruise and came back about an hour later. Everyone was positive, enjoying their sessions since they were actually riding decently formed waves. It ended up being a 5 hour adventure and same like the other days than the South Coast got our attention. Come back to came, eat food, PASS OUT.
G-Land proper was looking fun as well. All i really saw of it was on our ride back and it looked about just overhead, clean, offshore, and about 8 people surfing. The crew that hung back from checking the south coast seemed unaffected by our stories, so that meant they got some fun waves too. From the look of the swell prediction, i'll probably be writing about G-Land very little and the South Coast more and more.
--MICHAEL
