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Flung But Not Forgotten
The stories behind the creation and lives of the most classic vintage surf logos carry us through the surf logo renaissance of the early to mid 1960s, looking at the graphics behind the products that spawned a beast of an industry.
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A Year on the Prowl
Rusty Long shares some detailed stories and photographs from a year of his travels around the globe in search of heavy surf, from Cortes Bank to the Falkland Islands, Tasmania, Oaxaca, South Africa, and West Oz.
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All This Useless Beauty
A collection of photos from around the world, taken by vairous photographers
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You Crazy Diamonds
The line between rock star and surf star was significantly thinner in the 1960s and 70s, made even more so by common positioning in underground culture, subversive lifestyling, and psychedelia. For George Greenough and Pink Floyd, these crossover pools of interest ultimately ended in a creative collaboration, a film known as Echoes. Here’s the backstory of how Greenough’s disembodied portraits from deep inside the tube came to be paired with the band’s instrumentals.
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The House on Butterfly Lane
What was it like to be a surfer in the 50s? Danny Aaberg's piece on The Butterfly House gives a taste of the fun and wild times had by the traveling surfer in the early years of the sport. This article is an entertaining recollection about what a handful of Santa Barbara surfer's considered their sanctuary, known as The House on Butterfly Lane.
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Fish Bowl
Thrust into surfing’s limelight by Tom Curren and The Search, the ledgy right-hander on the island of Bawa nevertheless enjoyed a lightly attended 20-year run as one of Indo’s premier heavy-water setups—until the 2005 earthquake altered it forever.
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