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Sometimes a Great Ocean
There is not a trace of romance to be found in the Nelscott Reef story, just a tough-as-timber, perennially cold mash of North Pacific hatred. Located a short paddle or jet-ski ride off Oregon’s Salmon River Highway, the egos, and the swells that lurk there come winter, are oversized.</span>
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Stephen Cline translates an 18th century letter written by Junipero Serra. The letter was intended for Father Pedro Font and greatly mimics its period language. The letter describes an adventure traveling up the coast and passing an Indian village at Rincon, where he witnesses a skilled canoesman race the entire length of a sizable point peeler.
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Fiction: Fast Lines
European surfing spokesperson Gibus de Soultrait walks the reader through surfing's history in France from the 1950s through 1990s. Soultrait explains how various films, surfers, shapers, contests, & waves helped shape one of the world's richest surf cultures.
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Rote
Two years into a solo worldwide surf trip, Chaplin finds herself sharing the lineup at Nemberala on the island of Rote with Felipe Pomar. Felipe and Susan fall into a daily routine of surf, exercise, and storytelling. Susan continues her wave riding journey and attributes Felipe for instilling her with his passion for surfing.
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