Yes, I think it's from an O'Neill neoprene boot, maybe size 9? No, make that Euro 43. Young, with that subtle touch of the Chattahoochee.
Janitor's Note: This article weaves all over the road (pun intended) but it really is about windsurfing (and bikinis). Don't let the first paragraphs mislead you.
I don't always windsurf and when I don't, I'm often out biking. Despite a fair amount of carbon hanging in the garage, my bikes of choice seem to be older bikes, or as they are referred to on Craigslist, vintage bikes. They have a pleasant ride and I enjoy riding a bike that has a "story" and almost all of mine do.
Actually, what qualifies as a vintage bike on CL varies. For some, it's a classic bike: nice chromoly steel tubing, better aluminum Japanese, French or Italian parts and good hand crafting. This is the stuff I try to find - a little French, a few Japanese - all ride great. The ad below is a great example, some of Trek's better work, made in Waterloo, Wisconsin.