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The Broken Ground
From the fertile mud of Oahu’s Keawawaihi Valley, Kohl Christensen erected his organic farm and solar-powered compound. Each year he hosts a cast of underground big-wave riders and leads the hunt for massive, paddle-in waves when the swell turns gargantuan.
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The Island at the Edge of the World
Rolling hills, pastoral settings, empty lineups, and A-grade surf, apparently Tasmania has everything the wandering surfer with too much time on his hands could want. Only catch, it's at the bottom of the world, and the weather's not always the most pleasant. But whoever let that stop them?
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Michele Lockwood
On the ’90s skate scene in NYC, surf journalism, and studying frogs.
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