Hey
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Another installment of the
GuidoPalooza 2002 from your faithful correspondent.
Mission Report
16 Sep 2002
GuidoPalooza 2002
Outer Banks, NC
Day 3
0730
Awoke to reports of chest
high and glassy. Hurried out the beach to find it
as reported, though it seemed
to have gone down a little. Side-offshore
breeze. For the first
30 - 45 mins I caught about all I paddled for, except
for one kooky takeoff.
Wind picked up and became straight side-shore, and
surf became blown out.
Even so, this was the best session so far.
1030
Neal made breakfast - blueberry
pancakes and sausages, washed down the
coffee spiked with rum.
Afternoon
Surf was blown out, so Neal,
Rod, Mike, DeeDee, Sveta, and I all piled into
Neal's surf bus to visit
some surf shops. Bought a new sock for my 7-4 Mike
Eaton. Checked out
Frisco and spot near Lighthouse View Motel. Negative.
Late Afternoon
Several guys went out for
a session. Robb, Sveta, and I remained and made
Robb's mongo-burgers for
the crew.
1800-1920
Robb and I went out just
to get wet. It was blowing, almost VAS. Robb
(wave-magnet) caught a couple.
I was on the 7-4, but still got skunked.
Evening
Kirk made chicken and macaroni
cassarole for dinner. A few beers and drinks
were consumed, but not too
much partying as all were pretty tired. Watched
the Endless Summer for the
93rd time. Never get tired of that flick.
Flek provides flaming commentary
based on KC's rather dry account of our grub:
"No offense, but the GP has
really gone downhill culinary-wise."
_FleK
The master chef for the
evening, Kirk Mantay, replies:
It wasn't "chicken," but
wings. They were marinated in Key Lime Juice and salt all afternoon, and
rubbed twice with Zatarain's creole salts. After about 6 hours, they were
rolled and marinated in Green Jerk from the Costa Rica Pepper Company.
During grilling, additional creole salts were added.
The "macaroni casserole"
was Bajan macaroni pie. Included fresh green onions, peas, and an equal
weight of cheddar cheese and macaroni, and topped with a bread crumb crust.
Good filler and good carbs in anticipation of another surfing day.
My wife and I have made both
of those foods before, and have tried to tweak the recipes to make them
taste like food we ate at the nightly Oistins Fish Fry in southern Barbados
4 months ago. Damn good food that deserved a description!
Kirk/Weekday
KC on helping #1 - full
plate of wings...
...with chef Kirk in foreground. |
KC works on helping #2 -
mixed plate...
...note SurfSarge's "Seat
of Honor." |
KC's third plate - Bajan
Pie!
...KC earned a new moniker,
"Dumpy." |
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