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The Human Body Naturally Floats
Henry Lum's story starts as a pharmacist in the 40's in Waikiki. He was a self taught swimmer, a self taught surfer and was one of the original surfers to move out to Makaha on the North Shore to be closer to the surf.
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Jungle Nights…and other G-Land Stories
Gerald Saunders provides informative insight on the G-land camp, the opportunities to surf during all tides, and how it's still possible to catch those uncrowded moments. In his article, he calls it, "a place every surfer should visit at least once." While Grajagan is slowly becoming inhabited, appealing more to tourists, Saunders piece successfully points out who the real enemy is.
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My Favorite Part: ZONE FREQUENCY
An inside look at Jack Coleman's latest film.
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General Veneer
How a timber processing facility in Los Angeles became the nexus between surfing’s balsa wood golden age and the U.S. aerospace industry.
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Propelled on a Zephyr of Compressed Wind
CR Stecyk, the Smithsonian, and the first airbrushed surfboard.
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Decisive Moments
Documentary photography and surf interstices in the Outer Banks
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