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Bigger, Faster, Louder, Deeper
Part rock star, part TV star, part dedicated big-wave lunatic, Australia's Ross Clarke Jones is a lot of things. But over his 30-plus years of chasing surf around the world his one motivating factor has remained consistent: charge as hard if not harder than humanly possible. Although it is fair to say, sometimes the nightlife trumped that ethos.
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