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A Shot at the Title
Jim Kravets relates the story of his surfing initiation at Nias Island, Indonesia. High points: getting rolled on the reef by a monster wave; being stripped of his swim trunks; breaking his surfboard leash; almost drowning.
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Una Tierra Para Hoy: Uncrowded Surf,Friendly Locals, Lush Tropics, Affordable Prices
Get your travel agent on the phone, because this spot-by-spot detailed profile of the next big yet still uncrowded surf destination– Costa Rica– is sure to get your heart pumping for some real estate. Oh, wait, this article is from 1992… nevermind. Maybe try your luck in Nicaragua.
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AKA Stoner’s
How the original secret spot was overshadowed by time and inclination.
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The Half-Century Files
A semi-regular peek into the archives of photographer Jeff Divine.
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Our Man in the Antilles
Chris Klopf shoots the Dominican Republic.
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Jughead
Thrust into the international spotlight, an Aussie fireman epitomizes the required mindset of the true slab hunter.
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