Karen and I just had a great time at Seattle’s Bathtub Gin. Probably the coolest place I’ve ever visited. Walk down an alley, past the piles of trash, and enter the virtually unmarked door, and enter what looks like a 17th century London pub. The most extensive gin selection I’ve ever seen. Truly a great time.
6’5 1/2″ mini simmons/HPH
6’7″ HPH speedster
9’1″ EDB smoothie
coming soon to Surfindian, Pacific Beach.
Just finishing John Perkins’ follow up to “Confessions of an Economic Hitman”. It’s an eye opening expose’ on how our corporations are running rampant and more importantly, what we can do about it.
“The Secret History of the American Empire” is an insider’s account. Please read it and pass it along.
Boards are starting to trickle in. The sign is up. Surfindian in Pacific Beach is opening a surfboard shop in the old Star Surfing Co. space. Chris, Russ and the crew have been working overtime getting the space ready. It looks like a very cool, hip board shop. The line up looks like it will include Donald Takayama, Tyler, Joe Bauguess/RK, Mast Surfboards, and a few others. I’m honored to have my boards in such good company. Opening soon, with the Grand Opening in May.
Another new one, 6’10”, hand shaped by me and carefully crafted by the boys at Channin’s.
One of the new babies fresh from the delivery room at Channin’s
Back to the coast for a couple weeks of shaping and tattooing. got a few boards planned. A couple of Simmons inspired twins. Perhaps a nice 9’1″ hullish glider. Whatever feels right at the time. Hmmmm.
Also will have a few new boards for Surfindian in Pacific Beach.
See you in the water!
Can’t wait to see this one after the boys at Channin get finished. It’ll have fins (from Rick at Mitsven) like Takashi’s board below and a nice gray tint.
“Whether you believe you can do a thing or not,
you are right.”
Henry Ford (1863-1947)
mast surfboards 