Surfs up @ Muir

 Great Time out there today,

 Pounding Surf,

  Spectacular @ Times watching some WIDE eyed surfers get " Smashed "..Poor Devils

 Nice place to take the Fam and Dog ( Doggie can be off leashe if there under Voice control )

 Can't wait for RockFish season.... and smaller surf ....... Danglin

Nice photos.

Twins? Yikes! Did you get a tandem for 'em to tag along when you go out?

Sounds like you all enjoyed the day but looks like the dogs had more fun than anyone! 

Thanks for the nice photos.  Good to see that you and the family weren't out on the water!

Twins? Yikes! Did you get a tandem for 'em to tag along when you go out?

More like matching yaks. 

Way to get the fellas out for some fun, Don.  That's some back-breakin' surf.  Man I need some water!   

Twins? Yikes! Did you get a tandem for 'em to tag along when you go out?

 No,  But they are Color Coded

Good to see that you and the family weren't out on the water!

 That's no Joke!!!

 That little Mishap last week @ Bodega was a little more serious than I thought....

 Woke up with 2 Black Eyes on the 3rd day.... Holy Head Trauma!!!!!

 A Monkey like me can't afford too many more Hits to the Head  ......... Danglin

More like matching yaks...
(Twins?) No,  But they are Color Coded

Yep, I was about to say that it's time to go to Sean for a couple of Mini-X's, until I remembered you already have the whole Hobie Navy on your side. 

Nice looking head bonk there, D!  But no pics of the black eyes to match?   That does it; I'm wearing a helmet when I go on the ocean, dweeby looking or not.  The wife and kids will be glad I did, and it adds extra flotation for my thick skull. 

I call that kind of surf, "grovelling for waves", cause those conditions are for the hard-up. but I'm sure they had fun.

regarding the hard-earned lesson, Danglin, next time get the heck out of the boat when it gets to be shallow. 

riding the boat right to the shore is just plain silly and for show offs. well, you are a show-off, but keep that to the fishing!       

the reason you should listen to me is that I have surfed pretty hard the last 20 years and I still take entry and exit pretty darn seriously, if not more so. getting wet is no big deal, getting slammed into sand by 70 lbs of kayak is a very big deal as you found out.

when in the ocean, I never ride that thing right to the sand, I always get out a little earlier than everybody else. only get in front of the kayak once you are right on the sand.

stay safe and have fun with the boys. 

John

That does it; I'm wearing a helmet when I go on the ocean, dweeby looking or not.  The wife and kids will be glad I did, and it adds extra flotation for my thick skull. 

still a good idea to not get between the kayak and the hard stuff. 

  Amen to all that J...

  Sadly, this injury happened while Boggie Boarding

 "Hey kids,  watch dad take a Big one!!!! "

 Went right over me and " Drilled " me head first into the Sand...

 All in All.. I got Lucky

But no pics of the black eyes to match?

 I was on a 3 Day shift after the event and did not have my Camera,

 Besides, It was more Grusome than The other photo I showed you..
 ( Injury aside )

 My Fellow Bros @ the firehouse were tripping....

 I came into the house the first morning with a scrape on my head,

 Next morning,  2 shinners....

 "WTF Danglin!!!?"   You going out @ night and getting into Bar Fights????....

  Amen to all that J...

  Sadly, this injury happened while Boggie Boarding

 "Hey kids,  watch dad take a Big one!!!! "

 Went right over me and " Drilled " me head first into the Sand...

 All in All.. I got Lucky

the bigger waves are usually safer in some sense cause the water is deeper.  shorebreak is sketchy.

I am remembering somebody who rode in to ankle deep and got flipped, had the kayak on the head.
maybe that was somebody else.

I had to pull some tourist kid out of the surf at ITS a few years ago. He was playing in big shore break and got totally pile drived into the sand, not pretty.

Happy dogs!