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Twilight in the Impact Zone

Dana Brown discusses the notion of living the life of an adult surfer while reflecting on a lifetime of surfing memories.

Twilight in the Impact Zone

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Sometimes A Fantasy

Warren Bolster's pictures and text on a developing photo project, which consists of a camera mounted onto the tail of a surfboard. He explores the injuries acquired and potential dangers that came in various locations like Tahiti, Sunset Point, Waimea and other spots. His article takes us through the project's initial development, the obstacles faced, and the changes in technique along the way.
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Jughead

Thrust into the international spotlight, an Aussie fireman epitomizes the required mindset of the true slab hunter.
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Aska Matsumiya

On the parallels between surfing and musical composition, collaborating with her heroes, authenticity, self-expression, the power of simplicity, piano, the value of improvisation, and taking a year off to chase surf.
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Stalling for Depth

Josh Mulcoy loves traveling to far-off places to surf—Hawaii, Bali, Alaska, South Africa, Scotland—but you will find him at the Santa Cruz Harbor jetty between November and February. Like his dad, “Harbor” Bill, Josh lives for his Santa Cruz water time.
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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?