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The Last Surfboard Tree
The ancients used the wood to make their olos, amas and such. Today only a few natural stands of Wiliwili trees remain on Oahu. Its whereabouts are a closely guarded secret, fraught with political complications, but that might just be for the better.
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September Tsunami
Charcoal drawings by Robert Longo.
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The Andes and the Ice Field
Glaciers, point breaks, and blood sucking bugs on the Isthmus of Ofqui.
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Lonely in the Pacific
Lord Howe Island is all kinds of appealing. It starts with no cell service.
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Some Side Orders
A series of short pieces by Kimo Hollinger. Hollinger talks about being "aged" and surfing the North Shore, signing books with Greg Noll, 9-11, saving people, Alligator Dusty, Val's Reef, and live music.
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