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Straight No Chaser
From the photo files comes this assortment of waves from all over. With no mixers, the waves here are the main event. Various world class photographers including, David Pu'u, Sean Davey and Warren Bolster show us what its all about.
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Ghost Dance
Craig Stecyk curates a collection of surf-related photo-essays, leading us through fascinating stories involving Hollister Ranch lore, the effects of societal growth on the culture and environment of California and Polynesia, and a few words on big sharks.
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Shorter, Lighter, Faster
"Looking at the historical underpinnings of Nat Young's 1966 shortboard-fueled competetive uprising, Reno Abellira writes about how the shortboard revolution could have been predicted years before when Waikiki beach boy Valentine Ching Jr. was tearing it up on his short wooden Paipo board during the late '50s and early '60s."
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Gallery: Steve Gorrow
Chris Dixon talks story with Buff and Momi Keaulana. Catch a glimpse of their Makaha dynasty from when they started dating to their present-day family lives.
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God And Ben
Start surfing late: say, in your twenties. Throw s-turns on 40-pound tankers. Teach yourself to shape. Invent the swallowtail. Invent the Sting. Build prototypes for Buttons and Bertlemann. Shape, carve, and coach relentlessly for 50 years. Boom! Overnight success. Ben Aipa—a man’s man to be sure—has been a powerful, albeit humble, presence in Hawaiian surfing since the days of the Makaha International Championships. Under sung in an almost criminal way for decades, it is our pleasure to drop this 8,000-word bomb.
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Surfing Until 100
77-year-old Felipe Pomar is determined to keep riding waves until he hits the century mark.
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