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Point Solutions
From his beginnings on the pointbreaks of Santa Barbara and mid-’60s Hollister Ranch to his current outpost in Byron Bay, Michael Cundith has made a life whittling high-velocity headland runners.
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Jock Sutherland
On riding switch, finding his way to Pipeline, the recipe for a perfect trip, Waimea’s mechanics, clean living, the virtue of humility, and enlisting in the Army.
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Born Wright
A prodigious aerialist and front man for the Goons of Doom, Oscar “Ozzie” Wright’s influence in wave-riding modernity is not to be understated. But cut through the marketing campaigns and one comes to find it’s his personal life, and more specifically his family and the death of his father on Christmas Day in 1995, that's really shaped who he is today.
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Gow’s Boatshed by Midget Farrelly
Australia's Whale Beach has remained a quaint, boat-building community since Frank Gonsalves first rented slip space at Carl Gow's boatshed in the early 1960s. Time drifts on, and today Gow's son, also named Carl, runs the boatshed. When he's not grinding away on the sanding wheel, chances are Carl's out surfing at Kiddie, in for a quick dip to rinse away some of the grime and keep his sights set on the horizon.
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UnderCurrents
French surfers tackle the Indo tidal bore wave "Bono". Tetsuhiko Endo's review of Amstel Surf Film Festibal 8 in San Sebastian, Spain. Ever-changing technologies translate to new surf reporting techniques and surf reporting etiquette. Surfing Around, A Gerry Lopez interview excerpted from "Dark Green Religion" by Bron Taylor explores surfing and its relation to spirituality. Passings: Frank Latta and James Stanley Kuuipo Lau, Off-The Lips with Bill Bringhurst, Jim "Finger Mill" Irwin, and Ben Marcus. Spin The Globe: Bukit Peninsula, Bali, Indonesia. Liner Notes is the back story on the creation of The Surfer's Journal 20 year anniversary; Derek Rielly's Martin Potter story; Steve Lis and his twin-keeled, split-tailed, San Diego Fish by Cher Pendarvis; and fine artist Julian Schnabel profile.
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Santosha
Sam George recounts a 25-year search for perfection, troppo left reefs, and "Santosha" (a Tamil word meaning "peace"), all spurred by the Yates' brothers' 1974 classic film, Forgotten Island of Santosha.
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