Paddled out at 6:15 am, with Joel S.. Tide was pushing to a 3.94' high at 12:23pm. Conditions were really clean, with offshore winds. Torrey Pines Outer Buoy was reporting Significant Wave Height of 2.8' from 270° at 14.8s. This morning was a really fun session, albiet short due to work commitments. I was walking down the path with Cody, and just when Joel caught up to us near the bottom of the road, we all saw a shooting star! Then shortly after paddling out, a school of 15-20 dophins cruized through. Two or three of them came within a couple of feet of Joel and me. I surfed towards north peak, and caught a few really fun rights, and one epic left. It got pretty crowded early, but people kept shifting around (due to currents), so it would only be crowded on a peak for a little while. Waves were head high, with an occassional plus. Water was around 58, but the air was 38, so I got an "ice cream headache" when I came in from my session, and my fingers were numb from holding the board walking up the road. Board ridden: 5'10" KG Twinzer.
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