Gonadman

Who doesn't love surf art? Now the genius that is Mark Sutherland is available on a convenient T-shirt via gonadman.com . You can also s...

Oregon Coast

It's remarkable that in 350+ posts over four years, I have none from Oregon! Unfortunately, this weekend's brief excursion did not ...

Washaway Beach (Part Two)

A few more pictures from Washaway Beach and North Cove, suggesting that Point Defiance might be a more appropriate name.

Washaway Beach (Part One)

The north side of the entrance to Willapa Bay has been moving north for decades, gaining a reputation as the fastest eroding shoreline on th...

Grayland

The beach stretches over 10 miles from the south jetty of Grays Harbor in Westport down to North Cove on the north side of Willapa Bay. Mos...

Ether Monthly #10- Stanley Pleskunas

Stanley Pleskunas, Central Cal 2005. Photo Kidman from 'Ether', available by emailing info at foamandfunction.com Pleskunas is anoth...

Jon Wegener Blogs!

Nice. Jon Wegener, definitely one of the top ten nicest men in surfing, is blogging. Now that summer is creeping on, many a youngster's ...

Gulf Road

Just a few miles and twenty minutes south of Birch Bay and what a difference. Wind and waves and a very different beach. Gulf Road is the o...

Birch Bay

Just like last year, a workshop in Blaine provided me a chance to swing home via Birch Bay ( March, 2009 ). And just like last year, I...

Kevlar rails, cold and a setup

Once again, thanks to Mick Mackie for providing some excellent imagery. I certainly could use that wave, but he's welcome to the roof of...

DCC Update: March 2010

Update: March 2010 There have been some fluctuations in sand levels at the western end of Ocean Beach, with a small 'step' create...

The Fish in it's glory...

Some time ago a surfshop owner told me the fish was 'over'. His logic was that everybody who wanted one had one by now, lots of peop...

Scatchet Head

Scatchet Head is the middle of the three big south facing headlands on the southern portion of Whidbey Island (Possession Point is to the ea...

Maple Point

Maple Point (I think I've seen it labeled Indian Point on some maps) is a small barrier - a recurved spit or cuspate foreland - located ...