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Sugarman’s Mile Of Clean Sand
"A mile of clean sand. I will write my name here, and the trouble that is in my heart. I will write the date and place of my birth, What I was to be, and what I am…." -Edna St.Vincent Millay
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The Taking of Pohnpei
You will find Pohnpei in the Federated States of Micronesia, one of three Senyavin Islands within the Caroline Island chain. It can fire for weeks on end and was first surfed by only a handful from the '60s into the '90s. Fast forward to the late '90s and the secret's unleased with the first surf camp opening in 2004—Pohnpei is no longer a secret.
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Go for Your Life
Randy Dale writes about his escape from Tonga after being charged with cultivating Marijuana, setting up a couple of lonely months of sailing through the Pacific with a mini compass guiding his attempt to reach Australia.
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A Fisherman’s Hunch
Tony Harrington and a crew of Australian big wave surfers set sail in a prawn trawler in search of a new wave. Their trip is based on fisherman John Schmucker's hunch that there is a big wave spot lurking off the coast of a remote island in South Australia near where he catches prawn. Though the trip begins with rough seas of "Perfect Storm" proportions, it ends with the team laying first tracks at the Bosenquet Bombie.
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Songs in the Key of Kai
Kai Lenny's friends and family weigh in on his old-school philosophy, humility, and his love for big waves. He learned to surf at 4, windsurf at 6, and stand-up paddle at 9. This 12-year old kid rips at all board sports and has already traveled the world on the Professional Windsurfing Association World Tour and Stand-up World Tour.
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The Green Surfer
A very pre-Al Gore discussion on being a "Green" surfer, brought to us by Brian Gillogly, exposes the inconvenient truth behind the chemicals used by the surf industry in surfboard and clothing manufacturing, and what we can do on the individual level to minimize our environmental impact.
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