Proposed Winter Gatherings for Southern Cal 2005-2006
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- jadams3
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Exit the 5 FWY at Christianitos Rd and park in the lot next to the Carl's Jr. on the East side of the FWY.........don't park in the Carl's lot or you could get towed......
walk back across the FWY bridge and walk down the paved path past the new military housing project, you can't miss the path and it parallels the FWY, veer right at the first branch of the path and head for the beach......at the beach, Uppers will be on your left as you head on to the beach......Cotton's is on your right and the peaks in between have numerous names: In-Between's, Barbed Wires, etc......
..........I would imagine that KB'ers coming to the gathering will surf the peak of their choice......
I like the peaks just north of Uppers' main bowl......you can pick off the rights at the bowl or grab lefts as well.......dependent on swell direction of course.......it's all fun.......if you've never surfed here---enjoy the rock dance at low tide .....not a big deal with fins though
walk back across the FWY bridge and walk down the paved path past the new military housing project, you can't miss the path and it parallels the FWY, veer right at the first branch of the path and head for the beach......at the beach, Uppers will be on your left as you head on to the beach......Cotton's is on your right and the peaks in between have numerous names: In-Between's, Barbed Wires, etc......
..........I would imagine that KB'ers coming to the gathering will surf the peak of their choice......
I like the peaks just north of Uppers' main bowl......you can pick off the rights at the bowl or grab lefts as well.......dependent on swell direction of course.......it's all fun.......if you've never surfed here---enjoy the rock dance at low tide .....not a big deal with fins though

Aloha.......JA
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Well trestles sucked. There were 3 of us there early and when we were talking, we saw 3 guys come back up (stand-ups). All 3 said it wasn`t worth going out. We hung out for a bit, waiting on some of the other guys to show. 3 more KBers showed up and we decided to bail. Surfed O`side on the way home.Few feet and hardcore offshore. Fun but nothing to brag about..... But there is always next yr.......
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TRESTLES
Sorry I missed it - Not
Let's get together next week @ the Harbor.


Get down on your knees and repent if you please!
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- Tom Linn
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Myself and six other kneelos surfed Trestles today. Waves were small and the water was super cold. Good news was that we were the only guys out on the main Uppers peak.
I showed with four super stoked groms who thought the waves rocked. To hear them tell it, the waves were 4-6 barrels. But I suppose they may have looked like that if you only weight 80 pounds. The groms surfed twice, bragged about getting shacked and ripping lippers (in their dreams). The kids stoke made the day worth it despite the micro waves and freezing water. My son has now recruited three neighborhood friends into the "kneelo cult". Apparently, he has a few more that are interested as well. We might just have the makings of an underground resurgence!
I showed with four super stoked groms who thought the waves rocked. To hear them tell it, the waves were 4-6 barrels. But I suppose they may have looked like that if you only weight 80 pounds. The groms surfed twice, bragged about getting shacked and ripping lippers (in their dreams). The kids stoke made the day worth it despite the micro waves and freezing water. My son has now recruited three neighborhood friends into the "kneelo cult". Apparently, he has a few more that are interested as well. We might just have the makings of an underground resurgence!
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yeah i borrowed a 5'7" Ballistar quad from john..had an absolute blast on it....My first experience with a modern kneeboard..cant wait to get it in some good waves.....saw one of the little guys on the red board hit a lip....jealous...he can surf more vertically then i can..i saw some of the other kids get some fun looking rides as well...how cool would that be to have this whole future generation of kneelos that grew up together and surfed together as youths and maybe even compete against eachother!!!!
Tide is the master, tide can be a disaster...-Dub side of the Moon
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