Jet Skiing from Los Angeles to San Diego Gallery

Photo by Josh BurnsMotoring away from the Marina Del Rey launch ramp. Only 140 miles to go.California ScreamingJet Skiing from Los Angeles to San Diego Was a Once-in-a-Lifetime Experience. (Once was Enough.)BEGINNINGSLast January in Bimini over an icy

By Kevin Koenig

October 1, 2011

<p> Josh Burns</p><p>The author communes with Flipper. </p>

Josh Burns
The author communes with Flipper.

Josh Burns
Taking a much-needed fuel break.

Josh Burns
The Wedge, a break in Newport Beach that’s famous for waves like this one.

Josh Burns
Top: What’s the golden rule of real estate? Location, location, location.

Josh Burns
The crew poses by Huntington Pier—to the right the waves were mobbed with surfers.

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A split image showing a custom Jarrett Bay sportfishing boat powering through open water on the left, paired with a portrait of founder Randy Ramsey smiling on the teak cockpit of a yacht on the right.

American Dreamer

An aerial view of a sleek, metallic dark-gray Wallypower 50X powered by four Mercury outboard engines carving through bright turquoise ocean waters, showing off its spacious teak decks, large sunpads, and angular hardtop design.

Wally Power 50X

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Legend in the Making

An underwater shot showing the tail end and underside of a shark swimming away into deep blue ocean water, with a tag visible near its dorsal fin.

An Axopar With Teeth

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