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Saharan Echoes
We arrived in Africa the day before the swell. Kyle Thiermann and I landed first, Greg Long a few hours…
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The Power We Get From The Sea
Second beach in port St. Johns was once an African surfing paradise. Consistent waves. Warm, sub-tropical waters. Lush foliage and…
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Resin, Light, and Space
“Are you listening?”“Yes, I am.”“Plastics.”“Exactly how do you mean?”“There’s a great future in plastics.Think about it. Will you think about…
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Moiolelo o ka Nalu
A profile of underground legend Eric Haas. From the back-files of TSJ 9.1.
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Clare in His Blood
The closest I’ve been to the Cliffs is the channel, but it was a good day to watch. Early April…
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Electric Blue Maybes
You can tell when you’ve arrived on the Westside of Oahu by following the clues people affix to their cars.…
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Good Trouble
A fast southern front raced in this morning and opened up hard over the Cape. Dave Rastovich’s plot, eight acres…
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The Sikerei of the Islands
Tattoos and Cigarettes The makeshift needle was embedded in my chest. Aman Lepon, a Mentawai shaman and tattooist, pried it…
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An Assembled World
Orion Shepherd watched a VHS cassette of The Endless Summer on repeat while growing up in Martinez, a small refinery…
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Spragueland
Exploring the crossover between surf and song with jazz guitarist Peter Sprague.
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Pal Al
Al Nelson’s arc from early Waimea with Pat Curren to building homemade airframes in Baja.
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The Coral Crown of India
The morning rush hour is chaos in southern India’s port city of Kochi. Thousands of auto rickshaw drivers, bus riders,…