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No Assigned Seating
A profile piece on Dale Hope and his life and career up to this point. Cunningham's article includes interior photos of Hope's home along with an insightful look into the obstacles, accompishments, and injuries that have severed in shaping the man he is today.
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Realm of Rietveld
A look at the art of Rick Rietveld by Christian Beamish. Rietveld's art is "rooted in the resplendent catastrophe of Southern California’s Surf Culture—its ideals and its anxieties. His paintings tap the lore of the lovely years, the 1950s and ’60s, when woody-driving, nose-riding, ukulele-playing surfers frolicked on pristine shores." Rietveld was the creative director for Maui and Sons in the 1980's and launched his own clothing line, Rietveld USA in 1995 featuring his paintings on loose hanging shirts.
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Whisky Wins
It's not about the surf this time; it's all about Scotch whisky on the Hebridean isle of Islay.
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Roadwork
A collection of Chris Klopf's photography from various locations from the 70s up to the late 90s, accompanied by a number of stories from over the years. In addition, this piece includes a section with Steve Barilotti's words and photos called Straightshooter. All together it's a lifestyle piece from the perspective of a surf journalist with a true understanding of the prankster's sense of humor.
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The Opportunist
Aussie boog environs, ocean knowledge, and close-range action with Josh Tabone.
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An Occurrence in Lower Baja: An Excerpt from Allan Weisbecker’s Book
An excerpt from Allan Weisbecker’s book, "In Search of Captain Zero, A Surfers Road Trip Beyond the End of the Road." In this excerpt, Weisbecker encounters a local Mexican longboarder named Julio that is indimidating at first but through their shared preference of longboard equipment and Weisbecker's respectful approach, the two find unexpected alliance.
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