Surfing Waves

Going to California this weekend and will be living in a RV for 2 weeks. Will be surfing with Billie at San Onofre if the wildfire doesn't stop us from meeting up. I can't wait as this will be the last surf trip that I can truly enjoy before the baby is due.

Expect photos and possibly videos.

the fire was savage, hopefully it all goes well. Sounds like a great time - have you done the 'RV thing' before?

The only RV I've done was a permanent caravan parked with everything fully hooked up. It's really just a house but looks like a caravan.

I've done a lot of research and it sounds like I really need to watch how much water, electricity and propane I'm using. Fear not, I can always call up Uncle Billy for help if he can get to me.

I hope the waves cooperate

oldmansurfer wrote:I hope the waves cooperate

Forecast looks very good. 3-4 feet clean. I hope it stays that way, I don't mind it being smaller. Just not anything overhead as I'm very out of shape. Whenever I go to surf in SoCal, I always worry about it being too big rather than flat.

Look forward to the reports

Day 1 - We went from a snowing New York to 90F San Diego. I was sweating like crazy when we landed the airport and dressed like eskimos.

We took an uber to the Rv place and the driver was saying we must be super rich to live in such a nice area. We wish we were living there! When we pulled up, the owner of the RV had brand new Mercede and BMW. His car was super clean and he was cleaning the RV meticulously. I told him not to worry about cleaning because we are taking it to the beach. His jaws just dropped and saw my two little pupper were super excited. He was very helpful and gave us a tour of the RV.

Driving a 24 feet long RV is harder than I thought. There's so many blind spot. I consider myself a good and safe driver. It isn't too bad once you get going but I really need to double check when changing lane. We wanted to head to the campsite to do the hookup before it gets dark. I didn't want to get the poop and drinking water mixed up. The campsite was next to the military camp so we actually drove passed the campsite and went into the military camp. These two marine at the checkpoint who look like they just hit 18 stopped my car and ask for my license. They were carrying M4 and it was really cool to see them up close. They were being super friendly and I think they were more nervous than I am. It probably gave them a good laugh anyway to see a young asian couple with 2 dogs trying to drive a RV into the camp.

Setting up the RV wasn't that great at night, it was pitch dark and I managed to cut myself all over the places due to my delicate soft programming hands.

That's it for now, will send some photos and updates later. I'm on Day 4 and currently parked at a supermarket to fill up the fridge.

Hey, BaNZ, how'd it go? [insert BIG smile!!]

Have a great trip! I'll be checking this thread for updates.