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The End, Almost
Paul H-O tells a tale of the bone-chilling Northeast surf experience. As a nor'easter barrels into the coast of Long Island, Paul heads out for a harrowing Late January session on his 7'0 gun.
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A Night at the Cantina by Allan WeisBecker
A Night at the Cantina is an historical account of the discovery, development and devolution of a surfer’s paradise, the Pavones region in Costa Rica. This chance discovery of a mile-long left point wave the absence of which this intriguing story with its myriad characters and events would not be told. Allan Weisbecker’s story, a chronological narrative of defining moments and key characters along with his stream-of-consciousness immersion into a night at the Cantina on his Big Five-O, is a story great novels and screenplays are derived from.
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A Fish of Turquoise Water
How William Aliotti’s unconventional lines took him from a small island in the Caribbean to a digitized global existence.
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Sometimes I Wonder How I Keep From Going Under
Coming to grips with the new Malibu surfer.
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