Oregon'S WAIKIKI

The first surfboard made on the United States mainland was made in Oregon in the late 1800's and is on display at the SURFING HERITAGE FOUNDATION in San Clemente, California.
Late Surfers on the Florida Coast. circa 2011

Forested motorhome sites, Sea and Sand RV Park. Depoe Bay, Oregon.

View from the beach front sites at the RV Park.
The box seats at Sea and Sand RV Park.
Previously posted...deer walking up the road that leads to the parking area in the next photo.
End of the public parking area at Nelscott Reef.

BABE MAGNET

Ready for an afternoon of babe alerts
See how cute I am. See what I do for my dad and he taught me not to bark about it.



Mission accomplished.

Beach House next to the RV park.
THE RICO REPORT: Mean board busting 7 to 10ft. late afternoon at the RV park for yesterday, Monday.
Nasty 10ft. close out in late afternoon.

Solid 8ft with 10ft on the sets. Monday 8a.m. If the only complaint is that you wish you had someone to paddle out with...well...could be worse.




Two shot sequence.

THE RICO REPORT

Morning, afternoon and evening. 6 to 8 ft, 5 to 6ft, 6 to 8ft. in front of the RV park. Lighthouse is located 6 miles south of the park.12 to 1p.m. Taken from my golf cart while I was on duty from noon to 4 p.m.


2p.m.


3:30 p.m.

It glassed off 30 minutes later going full circle. 7:30 pm. 1st light is 5:15 a.m. Twilight about 8:45p.m.

THE RICO REPORT

BUT 1st .. a word from our sponsor. "I DON'T SURF THAT OFTEN, BUT BEFORE I DO .. I ALWAYS READ RICO'S REPORT." Stay thirsty my friends.

About 1 to 3 foot overhead and glassy Friday (yesterday) morning.


Same spot as the day before yesterday (Thursday), Tackle Buster Reef (Nelscott). Friday was one quarter the size of Thursday. Not even a hump on the reef.





Oregon surf wagon's.

THE RICO REPORT

Tackle Buster reef. These were shot Thursday (yesterday) morning. 8 to 10ft. on the sandbar, 15ft on the reef. By the time my pops drove me down there it was 9:30 and was mumbling about the wind starting to kick in. Serves him right for making me wait so long to do my morning business.
The reef at about 15ft. .. or .. bigger than 12 and smaller than 18ft. Telephoto distorts the distance between the shore and reef which is about 1,000 yards.

Looking up the access road from the parking lot at Nelscott.
Barely breaking at about 12ft.

South side lineup.
The peak on the south side of the reef @ about 12 ft.
Sandbar

SPRING HAS SPRUNG

TEMPS will be in the mid 70's today, upper 70's tomorrow and holding with no humidity. Can't beat it for working outside here at the park. Surf is overhead today and 2X OH tomorrow. The landscape is going off with colors.