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Green on Blue
Ever wondered how much money professional surfers make for riding waves and promoting the surfing lifestyle? In this informative article, Matt Warshaw seeks answers to such financial curiosities, breaking down for us the inner-workings of the business of surfing.
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The Box in the Attic: Grant Rohloff’s Vintage Photo Relics
Chris Rohloff, the son of deceased surf film maker Grant Rohloff, explores some of his father's old films. Surfers such as Phil Edwards & Lance Carson remember Grant Rohloff's wonderful work.
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Caffey Road
A fictional story by Christian Beamish about a young man who is delighted by the sight of surfers in the cove near his family's farm.
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Undercurrrents
Undercurrents for late spring 2001 begins with a visiting surfer's perspective of the wavepool at the Sea Gaia Ocean Dome in Miyazaki, Japan. It also includes a perspective on helping the disabled enjoy surfing at Sunset Cliffs, book reviews of The Perfect Day (a compilation of Sufer's magazine features), Allan Weisbecker's novel In Search of Captain Zero, and Glen Hening's annual Groundwell. There's too a note about the 2000 Pipeline Bodysurfing Classic video and a review of Made In California, a museum's show on California's influence and cultural contributions. Feedback includes short notes received by the magazine, while a promo touts the upcoming season of Surfer's Journal Biographies on the Outdoor Life Network. The Travel Notes Section includes mentions of places to stay in Mainland Mexico and Northern Baja.
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Portfolio: Woody Woodworth
A profile of photographer Woody Woodworth's works spanning the oceans and peoples of the globe provides us with different perspectives of the lifestyle we live. Pipeline proper, Mexican Pipeline (Puerto Escondido), and the Philippines are but a few of the locations where Woodworth points his lense at beautiful subjects.
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