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Stalling for Depth
Josh Mulcoy loves traveling to far-off places to surf—Hawaii, Bali, Alaska, South Africa, Scotland—but you will find him at the Santa Cruz Harbor jetty between November and February. Like his dad, “Harbor” Bill, Josh lives for his Santa Cruz water time.
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Undercurrents
The undercurrents regard lifegaurd, Bob Butts, showing off his trusty Churchills, information regarding Surfrider staff and board changes, membership info for surfing environmental activist group known as SEA, contact info on Glenn Henning's new organization The Coastal Society, trivia knowledge about the first surfer to have a North Shore surf spot named after them, a brief profile piece on Native American surfer Johnny Rice, his fight/recovery with substance abuse, and his efforts introducing the tribal community to surfing, a photo submitted by Woodworth from Bixby Ranch, which he claims "is the biggest I've ever seen it," a 23 lb. cat with reversed web seat, leg powered by swim fins or a rowing system, promotional ad for Danny Calohan's marine sculptures, promo for an upcoming TV show about surfing scheduled to on KPBS, $25 neck-tie in surfer motif, collector's Edition of MacGillvray's film from 1972 and Pat Caldwell making a hard turn on his bodyboard on a sizable wave.
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Setting A Natural Course
The values of choosing a life in pursuit of wave riding.
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Granny and Doc
The unbreakable bond of friendship between John Heath "Doc" Ball and LeRoy Grannis saw the two of them through Southern California's surfing pre-history, World War II, and post-war assimilation to civilian life. Their glory days of membership in the Palos Verdes Surfing Club have since given way to commercialism-driven surf culture and group organization, but several photos help us understand the purity of their socio-surfing experience.
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Outer Waters: Deep Learning
Navigating the Gulf of Thailand, the Malacca Strait, and Sumatra aboard the 35-foot Endurance monohull <em>Calypte</em>.
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Swag Boys
Along a quiet stretch of New South Wales coastline, Harrison Roach, Jai Glindeman, Mitch Crews, and Ryan Callinan find open ground and empty peaks.
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