If you did go to the Sacred Craft Consumer Surfboard Expo
what did you think? I'll give my report in the next post.
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5 comments:
it was ok, but really hard to move around and really look at stuff, they could've used about 2000 more sq ft.
The shaping booth was especially frustrating, it should have had more windows.
I enjoyed it though, it has good potential for next time, if there is one
what about Swayloholics Anonymous 2007...
Pretty interesting but pretty hectic! More hype than I was expecting. It was a surf event... what was I thikning! Great to meet you there. I can't find your email, drop me a line!
Yeah, the Swaylocks gig was happening the same weekend! Did you go Prana?
And yeah, Erik; it was great to meet you. I'll email you.
Jb,
Spend a weekend with a group of open minded surf craft designers in Big Sur, camping out, surfing, and drinking beer?
Why would I want to do that?
Unfortunately my leash is not that long.
Bruce
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