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Wilbur, We Hardly Knew Ye
"After a 20-year run, the legendary Wilbur Kookmeyer retires his neon trunks at the Surfer Magazine office; his last days were some of Bob Penuelas' (Wilbur's mastermind) favorites."
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Shifting Sands
Ben Mondy sifts through typical perceptions of surf travel in France to unearth a more genuine experience of the original expat haunt for Americans: “Surfing in France—those three words are so damn evocative you can almost smell the stereotype,” writes Mondy. “By talking to the scores of surfers that have come here, found something, and never left, I was looking for some version of the truth behind the magazine myths.”
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Trailer: RE-MOTE: The Lost Reels
Watch 38 minutes of never-before-seen 16mm camera original outtakes from Albert Falzon's 1972 classic film, Morning of the Earth.
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Portfolio: Javier Muñoz
Basque Country and Beyond With “Pacotwo”
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The Hydrologist
A young shooter from Australia’s Victorian Coast in the time of Instagram.
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Postmodern Surfing in the Age of Reason
Dave Parmenter gives his philosophical point of view on the Postmodern Surfer along with the importance of longboarding and the grace and skill that goes into it in comparison to the shortboard.
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