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Peanuts
An oral biography of George "Peanuts" Larson Zimmerman, with words and photos from those who were closest to him. This is a historical and informative piece on one of the pioneers to the surfer's lifestyle, who at the time, was at the top of his game. Zimmerman was man respected by those around him–despite his flaky tendancies, and for what Lockwood refers to as, "a lack for boundaries," which is something most surfers can identify with.
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Surfboards on Fire
When the notorious riot broke out at the 1986 OP Pro Surfing Championships, a renowned British fine-art photographer happened to be on hand with a single roll of film. He shot it. Then, he lost it for a quarter century. These are Nick Waplington’s Surf Riot images, along with some thoughts about what they might mean.
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Derek Hynd
On going finless, modern performance surfing, and sharks.
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Cheyne Horan
On performance surfing, going against the grain, and the world tour in the 1980s.
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Kelia Moniz
On growing up at Waikiki, competition, traveling the world, and family.