Last night's heavy rain has stopped, but the sky is still cloudy in Orange County.
The waves at Salt Creek are small and there are almost no people around.
When I went to the LOST surfboard factory early in the morning, MAYHEM was just starting to shape the boards.
This board is by Griffin, the next generation of kids surfers from San Clemente.
The model was WHIPLASH-TB.
Photographer Masuda, who accompanied us, took pictures of the scene without missing a beat.
This is a recent Magic Boards returned surfboard rack.
Riders can simply place their board here and MAYHE will shape the same magic board for them.
We also went to check out the nearby GETTO HOUSE.
This is a POLY specification board of the FISHQUEST2 model.
It hasn't been sanded yet and the leash plug hasn't been installed so it looks unfamiliar.
All the boards look so good that I can't help but stare at them.
It means your board is in the sanding room,
I went to the sanding room to find it and there it was!
Three Masato Yukawa PRO airbrush color boards had also been laminated and were waiting to be sanded.
It looks like it will be completed within the year.
