Night Surf

April 26th. We headed out to Zuma around 5pm. The wind was blowing hard from the north and it was too cold to even bother. South on PCH traffic was jammed, one accident after another. We stopped off at Topanga. There was no surf. A bunch of ambulances pulled up. A helicopter landed. Some time went by while they worked on the victim. Once he was stable enough they moved him quickly into the helicopter. Even from a distance you could see blood on the sheets covering him on the stretcher.

We headed down further to little Sunset. High tide, mellow surf. Watched the sun set on our boards, and surfed into the dark. I didn't realize how cold I was until I got out and discovered I couldn't feel the ground. It took an hour before I got feeling back in my feet.


Topanga


Helicopter takes off with accident victim


Portajohn on PCH


Tere


Two boards


MS-13 has claimed this beach. From Pico Union to PCH - who knew they surfed?


MS-13 and the Mini Simmons


My Town & Country board


Long and Short: my Town & Country & Tere's Mini Simmons


Paddling out at sunset


High tide churn at night