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Revisionist History
It's an epic way to travel and surf—sometimes. Christian recounts the harrowing journey of his sailing trip in the winter of 2009 from San Diego to Baja, California, aboard his handmade 19th-century-style work boat "Comorant". Now he's back home, rested up, and ready to take on the West Coast of North America.
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A Semi Search for Now-Ness by Thomas Campbell & Dan Malloy
Thomas Campbell and Dan Malloy recount some of their experiences from the filming of the movie Sprout. Thomas opens with some observations on the state of American culture and the fragmented nature of our lives. After the logistical hardships one might expect when taking seventeen surfboards most of the way around the world, the whole crew arrives in Ceylon to spend twenty uncomplicated days surfing and adjusting to rhythms of the local culture. From Ceylon, Thomas and Dan head to Paris where they meet up with professional skateboarders Ed Templeton and Rick McCrank who are setting up an art show. After a few days Dan and Thomas are motivated to escape the city and find waves. After a quick flight to Morocco, they are right back to visiting a culture vastly different than their own, enjoying the waves that the country has to offer.
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Extinction Level Event
How various single-fin experiments were subsumed by the course of multi-fin history.
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Undercurrents
This edition of UnderCurrents features reviews and news of a new film by Jack McCoy, featuring underwater cinematography; a film "The Searching for Michael Peterson" (with a soundtrack by The Brown Birds); Tom Wegener's "Tuna" surfcraft in "What a Kookbox”; and, a retrospective on Drew Steele's Surf Punk days.
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The Best I Ever Saw: Shaun Claffey
The Best I Ever Saw: Looking through a copy of "Photo: Grannis," the author sees a photo of his favorite surfer: a classic black-and-white photo captioned "unidentified." With the mystery solved, Schurman recollects Shaun's classic maneuvers and impressions he made when he was just a grom at local Santa Barbara breaks throughout the '60s.Blank Expression: A confined, lonesome, dirty job: "Behold the humble sander." Take a peak at one of San Diego's most famous surfboard sanders—Kenny Mann.
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The Short Happy Life of Lighthouse Jetty
Denny Aaberg recounts the lifecycle of his favorite home break during his teenaged years: “Nobody knows for sure when the transformation was complete, but one day in ’59, probably at low tide, a glassy northwest windswell rolled in, found the jetty’s sculpted sand bottom, and peeled off through the virgin cove in a proud sand-grabbing barrel.”
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