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Monolith
John Cherry and Terry Martin have taken on the difficult task of creating modern replicas of Bob Simmons' dual fin monoliths.
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Born Wright
A prodigious aerialist and front man for the Goons of Doom, Oscar “Ozzie” Wright’s influence in wave-riding modernity is not to be understated. But cut through the marketing campaigns and one comes to find it’s his personal life, and more specifically his family and the death of his father on Christmas Day in 1995, that's really shaped who he is today.
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Carpe Diem
Tor Johnson relates the tale of finding a barreling right-hand wave on the island of Porto Santo, only to discover that the wave looked better from the rail of the boat than from the water. After a moment of euphoria, Johnson and his buddy Yoshi find the wave is too fast, a hopeless closeout. After getting worked repeatedly, they retreat. Johnson reflects on whether the moment of discovery was negated by the actuality, or whether the moment of discovery in itself is the point of the exercise.
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The High Line: April 2023
Guest edited by TSJ 32.2 portfolio subject Christa Funk.
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Keep the Change
Are big-wave surfers pushing themselves into gigantic waves for the money or is peer pressure the motivator, or is it purely a personal quest? The big-wave community is asking themselves these questions and looking to fine-tune the safety equipment for surfers who pursue these types of waves. It definitely takes a certain breed to paddle in to one of these giants.
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Steve Wilking’s Lost Rolls 1964-68
A collection of Steve Wilkings' photos from a group of film rolls that were missing for a long time display the casual surfing and lifestyle of the Southbay during 1965-1967, starring characters like David Nuuhiwa, Lance Carson, and Gary Propper.
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