THE ISLAND AT THE EDGE OF THE WORLD

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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.

By Tim Baker

Volume 21 Issue 3 (2012)

35.4
Four Days in Hibernia

A transatlantic gamble in Ireland.

By Grant Ellis
35.4
Influences: Pete Cabrinha

What keeps the big-wave pioneer and artist’s…

By Pete Cabrinha
35.3
Addendum: Steering Ancient Waypoints

Nick Beck and the Holopuni Hawaiian sailing canoe.

By Dave Parmenter
35.3
Welcome to Hel

Chasing grinding Baltic cylinders in Poland.

By Jason Lock

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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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