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Barry Britton’s Celtic Lines
Irish surfer and artist Barry Britton's artistic and arcitectural works represent the unique local environment and culture of the Irish coast and surfing culture.
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![[All captions by the photographer] Joel Parkinson, Cloudbreak. You see a surfer’s style in everything they do in the water—even in the way they kick out. Even though he’s a world champion, he probably would have won even more heats had he not made things look so easy.](https://surfersjournal.ipdev.cloud/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/servais14_33385.jpg)
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