appointed test pilots max and marco fondle Simster II. hmmmm. don't think you get this kind of reaction when you hand a kid a pop-out...do ya? #2 sports single foil side keels...5'2". stay tuned...#2 was shaped by Bob Mitzven as Joe Bauguess is with his family in Costa Rica.
Its like a jungle sometimes... TA, 1977, photo courtesy of Glen E. Friedman and Burning Flags Press from Fuck You Heroes. Master Kirk Gee will be present at Festivus peddling these books, ETHER, and many more...
"PAKALOLO JOE" BAUGUESS AND HIS LIL' BUDS... GLOOMY GLOOMENTHAL SMILING ON THE INSIDE... AND FORGOT TO MENTION CHIP AND THE POD ROOM IN O'SIDE...TEST PILOTS AND BELIEVERS! WE GOT FESTIVUS VI COMING UP FRIDAY JANUARY 23RD AT THE BARNYARD AND STOCK CORRAL! SWEET SOUL MUSIC WITH OLD MAN HANDS, WHITE OWL, AND DIMITRI STRAIGHT FROM THE BOOTY BASSMENT. RK IS OFF TO DARKEST BAJA WITH ALVA AND A FLEET OF HYDRODYMANIACAL STEEDS...BITERS OPEN WIDE AND PREPARE TO SWALLOW BIG CHUNKS! MAKE SURE YOU HAVE AN EMPTY STOMACH CAUSE YOU'RE GONNA GET FULL...
Simmons's philosophy was to build just enough boards to support his surfing habit. We agree. By popular demand the mini Simmons planing hull is available at the following shops, staffed by our friends and fellow stoked test pilots:
Patagonia (Cardiff by the Sea, Devon, Jon, & crew)
lowest tide of the year reveals a lone abalone clinging to life. meanwhile, amongst the grotesque displays of conspicuous consumption on camino de la costa the vetour's mansion reflects a more dignified era...when this was Raymond Chandler's street. Finally, we have John Elwell, keeper of Simmon's boomerangs, and many other secrets...
south swells travel thousands of miles to reach Windansea, through the islands where surfing was born...they arrive here with just a hint of the places they've been. Stoked to ride the mothercraft and feel even more connected. Board from Jon Wegener...broke it a few weeks ago and Ekstrom glued it back up good as new. thanks dessa for the pics.
Patrick Trefz came down and we saw off Captain Christian Beamish in his fine little bark, the Comorant. We followed to the tip of Point Loma, passengers of Captain Liz Clark. Christain built the Comorant from scratch, using plans from a traditional Shetland Island fishing boat. He is heading south, solo, down the west coast of the baja. Patrick is documenting portions of the voyage...stay tuned. Christian has two trusty single fin hulls along for the ride. Inspiring.