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For a few Angeleño surfers, a shuttered pleasure pier became a dystopian wave garden. It wouldn't last.

By BY CHRISTOPHER MERRITT AND DOMENIC PRIORE

Volume 24 Issue 6 (2015)

34.4
On Style

J Riddle employs his aloof, zero-F’s-given…

By Scott Hulet
32.1
Refined Velocity

The eye of a surfer, the mind of an engineer, and…

By Michael Gross
28.4
Everything Becomes Something Else

A Walk from Velzyland to Log Cabins.

By Jamie Brisick
28.3
Mayhem and Beauty

The offhand noir of photographer Matt Wessen’s LA…

By Michael Gross

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Volume 24 Issue 6

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This issue looks into the US War Department (and its contributions to surf meteorology), the rebirth of Cape St. Francis, one terrifying European slab, and a dystopian wave garden all make it into the consommé. Kassia Meador, Jamie O’Brien, plein air artist John Comer, and assorted waveforms deepen the stock.

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