Anonymous, stinker,thinker.

Good as New

The wind vane at The Point is clean of all kite string, the before picture in Dr.Ralph's post shows the vane with the kite attached, this is the after picture taken this morning after the cleaning.

Please Don't fly kites near the wind vane!

Wind vane

A day worth taking note of. The Mayor was successful in removing the remainder of kite string from the wind vane today.

STILL WAITING!

The word is out, surf is on the way, so everyone is waiting for the swell to hit!

Road,Surf-Trip

My son Brad and I at San Juanico last month.

If you surf, you must go.

Lost and found

If you find these please return them to me.

Calendar Girl

One of the original pot heads.

Potheads

This mysterious character was seen hanging around the Edison lot while we waited for the beach gate to open. Edison security has a APB out on him. Funny thing was, The Mayor seemed to disappear everytime this towel head showed up.

JIKES!!

Is it Ok if I upstage you on this Unt?

Since their are two

This requires blue.

Time to appease Grumpy

Finalist for Body Art Competition

Relax

Anonymous.

Central Coast Gem

Producer	Justin Vineyards & Winery
Varietal	Cabernet Sauvignon
Category	Red
Country	California
Region	Central Coast
Appellation	Paso Robles
Alcohol	15.0%

Another avid reader and fan of San-O Daze.

Eric Clapton: Living the blues

Having recently viewed Eric Clapton's dvd, Tribute to Robert Johnson. I was amazed when I read this article, recently published in the O.C. Reg., how modest and critical E.C. is of himself. This is just a segment of the story.

In his 40-year-plus career, Eric Clapton has rolled up plenty of honors: He's had numerous hits, 18 Grammys and is the first musician inducted three times into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

He still sells out arenas across the globe as fans make the pilgrimage to hear one of the greats in action.

Yet when asked to give an assessment of his own play, Clapton offers a blunt review that might seem unkind coming from someone else's mouth.

"I think I'm definitely on the decline," the 61-year-old said a few hours before kicking off the North American leg of his world tour in St. Paul, Minn. He recently watched video of his 1997 blues tour and says he was "shocked by how much more proficient I was then than I am now."

"It was a good thing, in a way, because I get the reality of what my life is like," Clapton said. "I can't do what I used to be able to do, with my hands or my voice or anything."

Still, the guitarist dubbed "Slowhand" isn't conceding much to age.

One of Eric Clapton's long time friends, J.J. Cale recently collaborated with Eric for the joint album " The Road to Escondido," due out Nov. 7th.

Clapton is currently touring with guitar extraordinaire, Doyle Bramhall II and Derek Trucks.

It has been brought to our attention that the State will be "cracking down" on unleashed dogs, so to speak.

The nerve of some people! Taking a candid shot whilst the unsuspecting subject is unaware. And whats worse is that he'll probably post it on some sleazy blog!

Another Kite Attack Headed For San-O

Another San-O Daze Reader