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Bahia del Tiburon
Sean Collins tells the tale as told to Marcus Sanders of a hard to reach spot on the Baja Peninsula he had seen 32 years earlier on a sailing trip with his father. Determined to go back, a tech'd up crew is assembled including Mike "Snips" Parsons, Brad Gerlach, Dino Andino, Jodie Nelson and photographer Aaron Loyd to head south past the overcrowded gold-standard desert spots and find adventure on the fringe.
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The End of the Circle
Typhoid, dengue fever, heartbreak, madness. Looking behind the scenes of Rob Machado's ill-fated 2009 biopic, "The Drifter."
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The Past is Not My Future
Layne Beachley on the relationship between world titles and self worth, loss and grief, and finding joy in surfing after retiring from competition.
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Surf Gonzo
Beautiful violence and echoing souls in Ralph Steadman’s Hawaii. In the early ’80s, iconic writer-illustrator duo Hunter S. Thompson and Ralph Steadman applied their vicious style to a book set in Hawaii. Critics hated it, readers didn’t buy it, and it swiftly fell out of print. Today, rare copies sell for more than $10,000. This is the story of a near-lost treasure of surf art.
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Portfolio DJ Struntz
A photographic spread from photographer DJ Struntz including pictures from Central America, Mexico, Tahiti, and the Caribbean.
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Rare Birds: Salsipuedes
On the rarest of occasions when the natural elements all sync together for an orchestration rivaled by few waves in the world, Northern Baja's "Salsipuedes" becomes an epic surf spot of consequence. Don't let these photos fool you though– your average encounter with this wave will be a mushy and gutless one; regardless, it's nice to live vicariously through others' glories on occasion.
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