Aaron trying to decide which boards in his quiver he will take to Baja next month. At least they all are protected in Destination Surf Day bags.
John Smith gettin' back in the saddle again.
John shaping a board in Dustin's shaping room. He still has the knack for shaping. It has been a few years since he shaped his first Ocean Pacific board back in the '60s.
Rate D.Surf Team rider, Mikala Jones.
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And thanks for participating in making this film, Taylor Steele from: Innersection Limited Jalan Batu Bolong, Gang Nyepi #1 Canggu, Bali Indonesia 80361
D.Surf Day Bag Blow-out Sale is ON!
Here we go again!! D. Surf is having a blow-out sale of our short board Day Bags. Since this is an inventory reduction we only have one (1) size available - 7'6". These are first quality Day Bags. Suggested retail, $79.00
Your sale price: $29.00 + shipping
(sorry California residents must add tax)
Get yours now....this sale will end Mach 10, 2010(sorry California residents must add tax)
Order by phone: 800-886-7999 or by email: orders@dsurf.com
Here is what we are doing on this rainy day in So.Cal
We are snug and sound in our little home listening to great Hawaiian music by Israel Kamakawiwo, John has made a crock pot dinner for tomorrow, mmmm smells great!, we are enjoying watching the rain fall here at the ranch. What are you doing on this rainy day?
Original OP surfboards
This Ocean Pacific 'longboard' is one that was shaped by John Smith and glassed & glossed by John Smith in the Ocean Pacific 'factory' on Hwy 101 in Leucadia, CA. c. 1970.
This Ocean Pacific 'longboard' is one that was shaped by Duane Brown and glassed & glossed by John Smith in his Dad's garage on Naiad St. in Leucadia, CA. c.1967.
Duane Brown shaped for Surfboards Hawaii, G & S and Ocean Pacific. He built a catamaran in his front yard. When it was finished in 1968 he sailed it to Australia and the South Sea Islands.
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