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Paul Gross walks us through one Thursday morning watching Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello beach movies. Additionally, he provides his philosophical perspective on beach movies as a whole along with the stars who come with them.
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David Darling and his camera were often in the right place, with the right revolutionaries, in 1960s era Hawaii.
Multi-talented Jim Denevan's artistic expressions with sand, food, and twin fins.
"By casting his net repeatedly into the photographic tidal flats, our image editor filled the basket with a wealth of visual treats. Gather 'round the table for the feast." Photos by: Russ Hoover, Jim Russi, Sean Davey, Patrick Trefz, Ron Romanosky, Jon Foster, Daren Vinson Crawford, Don King, Ted Grambean, Art Brewer, Brian Bielmann, Rob Gilley, Tim McKenna
Recalling A-frames and growing pains on a Baja rock patch in the go-go 1980s.
Before the term “homegrown” was complimentary, stem-skewered, gooey, neatly packaged Thai Stick was a potent and sought after strain. A reformed surf scammer—and current law professor—describes his introduction to “the life.”