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Point Blow-In
The first and only session ever recorded at a harbor-mouth wave controlled by the Moroccan military. Jerome Sayhoun and Antoine Delpero’s mission to gain access to engineered north African perfection was far from your standard two-day swell strike.
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George Greenough’s Shark Files
A clinical account of six shark scares personally experienced over a six-month span in Byron Bay Shire.
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There Are Other Chrsitmas Islands in the Lives of Men
John Elwell's biographical sketch of Bob Simmons leaves the reader asking whether Bob Simmons was a mythological figure, landmark surfer / shaper, or a mystic combination of both. Elwell explains how Simmons overcame various childhood obstacles to become one of the most innovative surfers / shapers in surfing history.
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In the Perko’s Trove
In 1966, 3 groms get busted surfing at the Hollister Ranch. This is one groms recollection of their encounter with the Hollister ranch enforcer.
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Island Style
Bernie Baker and Leonard Brady photographically tag-teamed Oahu, leveraging their hustle, their contacts, and their smarts. The resultant file still speaks for itself.
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