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Cahiers Du Indonesia
Tony “Doris” Eltherington’s retreat from Australia’s professional surfing spotlight in the ’70s lead him to the perfectly groomed walls of the Bukit Peninsula and endless vices in Kuta, Bali. Matt George chronicles the arc of the Old Indo Hand—from the cradle to his current outpost, captaining a Mentawai charter vessel.
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Log Jam 1922
After a catching up with fellow 70-somethings at San Onofre, Charles Ehlers takes us back to the earliest days of surfing along the Southern California Coast, with a timeline charting the growth in the popularity of the sport in California- from just a handful of surfers in 1922, to surfing colonies and surfing clubs up and down the coast by 1943.
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