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Mar y Tierra
From the Malloy Ranch to baja surf, the storyline and photos of this article let us journey with the Malloy brothers from their home to their playground.
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Every Desert Hides a Well
In the late 1970s, a crew of California surf-skaters got wind of the Central Arizona Project, bringing the concept of a surf trip to the heart of the Sonoran Desert.
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A Disturbance In The Channel
Cape Cod is freighted with dreams, aspirations and history. A charismatic bit of geography, the hook-shaped peninsula is lauded by artists for its resonant “Cape light.” Comprising a multitude of townships, demographics, and swell exposures, it’s Massachusetts’ most complex wave field. Of course, there is a diehard surf populace willing to hang through the bitter cold of winter and the various indignities of tourist season to get their moments. This is the inside view.
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Records of the Isthmus
The life and work of Steve Bissell—Panamanian Zone brat, dispossessed surfer, extrasensory photographic talent.
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Moiolelo o ka Nalu
A profile of underground legend Eric Haas. From the back-files of TSJ 9.1.
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Spin the Globe
This well shaped right point has great historical influence; a place Lord Nelson sailed to in 1805. You've spun the Globe to Cape Trafalgar, Spain.
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