A CAMBRIA LOCAL-A HOME TOWN PARADE

PINEDORADO ON MAIN STREET

    A disclaimer here.  This is purely hometown and there are many images in this post.  It is a "documentation" of the 2011 Pinedorado Parade-a Cambria tradition. You'll see parade units here, you'll never see elsewhere.  Either skip this post or enjoy a unique experience.  
     Have a great labor day.

The first and last unit of the parade.

First year announcer, Mike Griffin

doing a superb job.

Yep, that's a piece of kelp, turned

into a horn.

If you are still with me, I trust
you've never seen a parade like this.
See you down the trail.

THE WEEKENDER :) A CHEESE ROLL?

NOT SURE THIS WOULD 

CATCH ON HERE

Labor Day Weekend is summer's final fling-

a time to enjoy.  Barbecue, picnic, party, parade, bike

race, ball game, whatever it is probably

won't include this.

Thanks to Moto for finding this one.
Be safe.

See you down the trail.

FOLLOWING THE SURF & "FANCY" TABLES

SUPER SWELLS

       (Cambria, CA)  Good breaks and unusual swells have brought surfers to the waters of the north coast of San Luis Obispo County.

        "Some of these guys have been following these swells

from the South Pacific," a lip coated and hoodie wearing surfer from South Africa said.

         "These are super swells!"

       A crowd of surfers were in the water near Leffingwell Landing on the north end of Moonstone Beach.  It can be a

tricky spot to work the waves.

      Skill was evident as they worked the crowded waters.
  Aside from the breaks and swells more surfers maybe working the north coast, because a great white was spotted
near the pier at Pismo Beach.  

DRESSING IT UP

      Since the Friday Lunch Flash Mob has overgrown the deck and moved to the picnic area, we've started to dress

up the picnic tables with table cloths.

       Most Cambrians always travel with "wardrobes"-vests, jackets, sweaters, caps and shorts because you often need more or less clothing.  Now the Flash mob is traveling with table cloths.  You know, you just need to be ready for a party or meal to break out.

See you down the trail.