Seward’s Folly, Scott’s Reward

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Life in Alaska is hard no matter what you do, but for those that ply the icy waters in search of ridable waves, it's an adventure unto itself.

By Matt Rott

Volume 21 Issue 3 (2012)

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The Time We Carry

Meditating on a fickle Pacific Northwest beach…

By Michael Kew
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Out There Everywhere

Dylan Graves on isolated surf cultures, weird…

By Whitman Bedwell
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Hothouse

John Eichert leveraged the best spots at the best…

By mike.hamer
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Around the Next Corner

Perpetual motion with Anna Gudauskas.

By Jen See

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Volume 21 Issue 3

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This issue starts with Laird Hamilton’s ode to Gerry Lopez, the twisted history of the kook cord, and a “Spin the Globe” that is best described as “frozen whale DNA.” Then, the lights are turned on for a night session at Ours, Nat Young remembers Magic Sam, and Logan Murray delves into the dilemmas facing a surf traveler in New Zealand.

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