Endless Session Day 201: Towed in
The rollers of Day 101. Photo By Morgan Sliff Jeff Phillips of Cardon Resort: big wave charger and professional peer-pressurer. With a very sore shoulder from three days of being in a sling and some serious work done by the amazing Dr Scale last night, I somehow found myself at El Porto, one of the most exposed spots in the South Bay: it is a literal wave magnet, if anywhere else isn’t breaking, you’ll find surfers here on head high sets. Standing next to Jeff watching the 8-foot plus sets roll in, all I wanted to do was wait for the tide to drop and search for something smaller and more manageable for my recovering injured shoulder. Just like he did at Haggerty’s a few weeks ago, he persisted and wouldn’t let me leave, trying to convince me that I had enough skills to paddle through the mess on the inside without further injuring myself. Before I knew it I had a wetsuit on — if I would have sat and thought about it any longer me, my Subaru, and my magic blue board would have been sailing south. We waited on the beach, timed the sets, and plunged in. All the sudden a few sets crept up and I got knocked by a wave, my board flying up in the air. I sat on my board, holding my…
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