Over 200 woodies rumbled down the frontage road to the south day use lot for an all day event. The wagons ranged from gorgeous to works-in-progress. Most of the drivers looked as old as their vehicle. Some of the woodies had vintage boards on top or hanging out the back. I was miffed by the guy carrying a twin fin on top. Twin fin! Since when is a twin fin a vintage board. My friend, Russ, who is a vintage car collector, would dig the chrome, wood and diamond tuck and roll. Hats off to the guy sporting this license plate on his woodie: VIIAGRA.
During morning census, it was apparent on the pavement that some campers enjoyed too much grog last night. A group of about 40 celebrated a reunion last night and unlike last year, no one from the party was arrested.
Going to buy some blues festival tickets today, since we don't have to work on May 18 and were unable to wangle a volunteer assignment. Our friends Art and Pat will be here from eastern Oregon to get down and be funky at the festival. I have a bottle of Presidente awaiting them.
Life on the beach is good. Gotta go.
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