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Mar y Tierra
From the Malloy Ranch to baja surf, the storyline and photos of this article let us journey with the Malloy brothers from their home to their playground.
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The Road to Chinchilla
Yasha Hetzel brings us along on a surf trip to a remote and rugged area with surf to match. The tale is as much about the long arduous trip and the people they meet along the as the great surf they eventually find.
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On the Wind
From 1964 to 1971, Charlie Galanto left an indelible impression with his performances in massive waves at Waimea and Sunset. Then he disappeared from surfing permanently. Today, Mark Fragale finds Galanto afloat on his plush catamaran, not too far from the North Shore, still enjoying a life by the sea—sans big waves.
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Versus
Profile of artist and surfer Edem Elesh, who grew up living between Topanga, California and Hertfordshire County in England. His career got a boost by a client and friend Harley Rinzler and an art show at the Kantor Gallery on Melrose sharing space with a posthumous Keith Haring show.
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The Best Way to Chew Qat
We cannot recommend surfing in Yemen, and perhaps you won’t either after reading Charlie Smith’s account of three months among the stellar pointbreaks in Al Qaeda territory.
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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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