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Betrayed
Alex Stanich gives a harrowing first hand account of the tsunami that ravaged his "Surfer's Dream" life on the island of Sri Lanka.
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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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Tiger
Gerry Lopez writes on his underexposed ’70s contemporary, Clement “Tiger” Espere: “In the Country, Barry Kanaiaupuni and Tiger ruled Sunset Beach and Haleiwa. They were the avant-garde of the Hawaiian chapter of the shortboard revolution, designing and riding radical surfboards that pushed the envelope of performance surfing in big waves.”
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The Advocate
Ocean Beach local and Environmental Lawyer Mark Massara talks about his advocacy work in protecting the California coast, involving roles at The Surfrider Foundation and The Sierra Club. Author, Dan Duane also takes readers through Massara's house and life including his collection of Dick Brewer guns.
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Square One
Lindsay Lord's planing hull study in Hawaii during WWII marks an obscure pivotal moment in surf history. After discovering Lord's book Naval Architecture of Planing Hulls, Bob Simmons developed the first hydrodynamic planing hull. Fast forward to 2009. Ryan Burch and Lucas Dirkse are students of riding simple surfable finless boards of closed-cell foam: They work the same with a fin, only faster and are strong enough to ride without glassing.
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The Pantheon
My personal favorite wave riders in terms of the art form they possessed.
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