Crossing the Pond and Now September 30, 2009

Just got back in Falmouth. Time to start blogging again. Got loads of pics for you people!

Finterested September 26, 2009

After buying the gato fin for Alex at Thalia, I’ve become really stoked on making a fin. Hopefully the shaping place in Kernow will allow me to steal some fiberglass and resin.

Fins look so much cooler when they aren’t polished.

This World is Warped September 23, 2009

I got a pair of back up glasses today. Frame+lens for $99. Can’t really beat that. It’s weird because now because the lens is round it seems like I’m viewing the world through a fisheye lens.

They haven’t called me four eyes since freshman year.

Michael Delahaut September 22, 2009

This guy is the master of icons; At least when they come in little squares in grid format.

Genius.

Wacom Is Awesome September 21, 2009

Stevo got me a Wacom pad from his work. Sickest thing ever.

Unfortunately my camera doesn’t take SDHC cards.

Unboxing.

Gnar in a black slab.

First Doodle.

Sandals: To Buy Or Not To Buy September 21, 2009

Can’t forget my trusty skate shoes or Woodbridge Bag.

5 more tees.

Packing Update September 21, 2009

Added a few art books, an essential box of Lucky Charms, wires, hats, a lot more to come.

I wonder if this will all fit into a bag that meets the Virgin Atlantic baggage allowance.

Pack To Go Back September 21, 2009

I’ve started packing to go back across the Atlantic pond.

Gato Heroi Fin for A dollar.

Imagination=Inspiration September 19, 2009

I received another Threadless tee in the mail. This one I purchased because I had a $5 gift certificate, $1.50 from street points, and it was fairly imaginative. It’s called Deep Tree Dive and it was designed by Terry Fan.

Pretty cutting edge concept. P.S. This photo is not “cross processed”. Maybe I’ll stop.

SC to OC via CA-1 September 19, 2009

Mitch and I made the trek from Santa Cruz back to Irvine. Before we left we had a terrible sesh at Steamers. Mitch decided to take PCH for the first leg of the journey. The scenic route was definitely worth it.

Surf Museum at The Lane.

Crooked swell.

This was our first pit stop on CA-1.

The Pacific coastline offers a lot of random things. I’m sure they’re there for legit reasons but let’s not go there. Here’s a random peninsula.

That right looks alright.

Cars make great tripods.

They look more like trees you’d see in Africa.

Random cow.

We stopped by this gallery with weird knick knacks. It was like a section of Laguna Beach stuck in a random spot in central California.

Random bridge.

Random trees overlooking the sea.

Seagulls appreciate beauty just like humans.

The first straight away in a very long time.

Fog taking control of a few trees.

Driving out of the fog.

Fog on one side, sun on the other. Perfect harmony.

Driving into the night.

Peace out sun!