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 syndee holt 2005

Just about every day brings a new surprise on "Old Palm Avenue".  This week they started putting up what is called an outdoor surfing museum with sculptures that represent the local evolution of surfboards.  One side of the round metal tag has the date and the other side has the name of the shape, usually the shaper and the person who owns the board.  The older boards start at 3rd and get younger (and smaller) as you progress to the beach.  they haven't put them all up yet, they are about 2/3 of the way done with the installations. They have also now completed the pump station near the statue and opened up ramp to both sides of the beach.

One of the older boards from 1965	Hey there is a couple of familiar names	the small print at the bottom	looking towards the beach from 7-11	the sidewalks have concrete insets that mimic shadows of the particular shape of each board
the entry to the beach, sorry you can't see the Plank	standing in the turn around facing the beach	the statue that isn't Dempsey	detail of base	fish in front
girl in back	entryway to our side of the beach - you can't see it but it's already half wet from tide	closeup of the old IB Lifeguard logo	Statue at sunset in January, shot through the chain link fence that surrounded it at the time