Today's CA was unusually strong onshore from the side, making it impossible to take photos.

Today the side onshore wind was too strong and it was impossible to take pictures. So, check out these unreleased photos. T-street in San Clemente. Dana Point is faintly visible from here. It's a great angle with a view of the pier, beach, and waves. A scene from T-street. Photographer Masuda and father and son Wakabayashi. Nishii is about to surf at LOWERS with PLACEBO "LAYZ POTATO". Terry Singh's airbrush color storage area. The colorfulness that isn't artificial is cool. LOST Surfboard Factory. Nishii souvenirs Taking a break with Japanese sweets. Kolohe's Magic SUB-BUGGY. It broke, so I requested a clone. It was located at the LOST surfboard factory. There are also other magic boards on display, including the V3-ROCKET that Nate Illemans rode to victory at the O'Neill Coldwater Classic. Recommended center fin for short rounds AUROLA "SMALLISH" small fin. Form repository, ARCTIC. The new Bean Bag is the shortest board you can ride, shorter than a couch potato. Nishii's test board is also finished, so I plan to ride it when the waves are small. This is a custom order board from a Japanese customer. The completed airbrush model is the CQ-EL-DIABLO. This is a work by airbrusher Terry Singh. Masking the used area when airbrushing. Los Angeles, California, where Hollywood is located, has many clear, stable days and is the best place in the world for filming movies, but it's rare to have a windy day like today. I hope the wind will die down tomorrow so we can film.