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A Cook Islands Wiki

Tim Brimblecombe's adventure to the South Pacific's remote Cook Islands with its powerful reef passes and "land of the giant" sea urchins.

A Cook Islands Wiki

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Miguel, Gisele, And The Architecture Of Sex

Brazilian surf culture imitates nothing and no one. Those who fix their Western Gaze on the country’s idiosyncratic and vibrant aspects have a tendency to chafe at its non-conformity rather than celebrating its distinctiveness. As writer Charlie Smith argues, resisting is useless: Brazil is the future of surfing.
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My Father’s Board

"An intimate look at reuniting bioloogical father Ellis Taylor, with son David Anderson, and how their first meeting at ages 82 and 59 repectively, together with an original redwood and balsa plank board from the early 1940's, began their new found relation"
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Now Hear This

The author shares his experience with "surfer's ear," or exotoses, an affliction common to cold water surfers, including treatments used in years past to the most common procedures used today. Morals of the story: early treatment of that bony growth in your ear reduces surgical risk and a $15 pair of earplugs is less expensive than medical treatment.
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Around the Next Corner

Perpetual motion with Anna Gudauskas.
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Gordon “Grubby” Clark

On the evolution of surfboard design, market domination, perfecting polyurethane, government regulation, and Blank Monday and the end of Clark Foam.