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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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In the Hall of the Mountain King
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Sketchbook: “Rad Cars With Rad Surfboards”
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Gone Bamboo
Huebner discusses sustainable construction and living on the Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica. This construction method requires more maintenance but is built with local, sustainable materials, use local Costa Rican workers, and use no metal or plastic fasteners.
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The Broken Ground
From the fertile mud of Oahu’s Keawawaihi Valley, Kohl Christensen erected his organic farm and solar-powered compound. Each year he hosts a cast of underground big-wave riders and leads the hunt for massive, paddle-in waves when the swell turns gargantuan.
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Divine Colleague
After a half century of working with Jeff Divine, here’s what stands out.
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