So we just got the report in, and it seems like Herbie’s trip to New York was a great success. He met a lot of new people -cool people - hung out, explored SoHo, and even sold an art piece. Seriously, how rad is that?

Despite the frigid temperature, New York and its inhabitants were more than welcoming to Herb and he had a blast. Herbie stayed with artist Julian Schnabel at Julian’s place. Julian’s son, Vito, who is the curator for the art show that Herbie is featured in (Brucennial 2010: Miseducation), was at opening night wearing a Christian Fletcher t-shirt. So sick.

And as is always the case, Herbie’s back here in good ole San Clemente, already back to the grind with other numerous projects in the works. Among them, he’s working on restoring all the old Wave Warriors series and Adrenaline Surf Series so all you guys out there in Online La La Land can view them. Herb’s also working with Volcom in helping them retell the historical significance of the original Pipeline House that he and Gerry Lopez once owned together.

So, anyway, that’s the Herb update for now. Photos and videos of Herbie’s NY trip will be posted in the next blog. Stay tuned. It’s gonna be a gooder. And, oh yeah, Herbie would like to thank everyone who came to the show and who came up to say “hi”. You guys braved gnarly weather to get there and he really appreciated it. And for those of you who didn’t get to check out the event while Herbie was in NY last week, you can still go. View this link for more details:

http://www.thebrucehighqualityfoundation.com/Site/Brucennial.html

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