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Brief Encounter
Bill Wise recounts a conversation with Mickey Dora during the Duke Kahanamoku Invitational at Sunset Beach in 1967. Wise exposes a rare compassionate side of Dora quite contrary to much of the mythology surrounding 'Da Cat.
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Andy Irons, 1978-2010
Jake Howard pays tribute to the legendary Andy Irons as he recalls past moments of his travels and surfing career: a life Andy always dreamed of.
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The Infallible Freshness of Surf
The cowboys, French idioms, and finless sleds informing Sydney-based artist Jakey Pedro’s unapologetic pop.
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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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Built to Last
Tom Servais has been sharpshooting arcade ducks for nearly four decades…and counting.
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Mozambique: Travels in the Land of Sultan Mussa Ben Mbiki By Tim Williams
Tim Williams and friends drive thousands of kilometers in a VW camper for surf in Mozambique. On the way, they pass sandy rivers, cabbage fields and wetlands, stroll through the local villages and the markets, explaining some of the politics that shaped Mozambique- the presence of landmines and Portuguese colonialism.
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Carissa Moore
On staying true to herself, the nuances of expectation, positivity, taking a break from the tour, the realities of pro surfing, athleticism, and her upbringing in Waikiki.
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