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Home Grown
According to Stanley Pleskunas, Stevie Lis was "always ahead of the rest of us." Stevie, a Point Loma, CA, local, shaped his first belly board around age ten, and his first Fish concept was a huge jump in surfboard design in the mid-'60s. Steve Lis is not just a shaper, but also an artist and creator still utilizing many different combinations and visions of building a better craft.
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Tranquila La Plaza
For a hundred or so local surfers, day-tripping Sinaloa is—tentatively—back on the table.
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Undercurrents
Highlights are the 10 minute wave through Bordeaux on the Dordogue River. Reviews of "Board Talk" by Eyvinn Hansen Schoenberg, "Visions of a Breaking Wave" by Morrison Media. Look at Jack Hokensen's surf shop and Mike Diffenderfer at Cote des Basques.
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The Importance of Being Joel
A series of revealing essays on Victoria, by Andrew Kidman, a place that has permanently imbedded itself in his mind. Kidman sheds light on the many people, places and things of the region, as well as his many adventures there over the years, from watching Derek Hynd at Bells to boat rides with Wayne Lynch. Victoria is a place that has certainly changed over time, but nonetheless holds a special place in the heart of many.
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At Home With:A California Quartet
A visit to four unique surfers’ homes: Jimmy Gamboa shares his unique Malibu home along with his favorite surf spots. Longtime South Laguna Beach resident Randy Hild is just minutes to his favorite San Onofre haunt. For the last 20 years, Richard Kenvin has lived in downtown San Diego's urban zone in an industrial loft surfing Coronado and Imperial Beach. And lastly, Hulet met up Robin Kegel at his Capistrano Beach Quonset factory/home.
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The Taking of Pohnpei
You will find Pohnpei in the Federated States of Micronesia, one of three Senyavin Islands within the Caroline Island chain. It can fire for weeks on end and was first surfed by only a handful from the '60s into the '90s. Fast forward to the late '90s and the secret's unleased with the first surf camp opening in 2004—Pohnpei is no longer a secret.
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