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Heart of Isolation
LAX to Viti Levu, a 14-hour ferryboat trip across the Koro Sea to Vanua Levu to the 142-foot schooner Tui Tai finds Flanigan and crew wandering the South Seas without another surfer in sight.
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Undercurrents
Brothers Pete and Tom Noble have collaborated with Kelly Sorenson, owner of On The Beach Surf Shop in Carmel, Ca, to establish a surfboard display on the premises with a them of focusing on high quality boards that represent historical figures, manufactures and local Monterey Bay surfing.
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The Enduring Legend
Early big wave surfing pioneer Peter Cole talks about his experiences growing up in the Santa Monica/Malibu surf scene in the 1940s with friends Joe Quigg, Matt Kivlin, Buzzy Trent, and Bob Simmons. Gaining some big wave experience at Steamer Lane while attending Stanford, Peter transferred his acquired skills to riding big Sunset and Waimea during the 1960s.
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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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Stories By The Fire
The infamous pair of surfing travel junkies/journalists, Kevin Naughton and Craig Peterson, provide some anecdotal stories related to some of their most iconic photographs published in Surfer Magazine, from locations including Mainland Mexico, Europe, Africa, and Fiji.
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Sketching Haggerty’s
Before Rick Griffin made his more well-known contributions to Surfer magazine and the psychedelic poster art scene, he was just another kid doodling waves
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