Volume 12 Issue 3
In this issue: Occupied Territories by Bob Campi, A Metaphor for Surfing Mauritius by Susan Chaplin, The Inventing of Stanley Pleskunas by Chris Ahrens, A Pat Tobin Gallery, In The Basements of Skyscrapers by Hillary Hauser, Viewing Life’s Dailies with Jack McCoy by Jamie Brisick, George Freeth by Joel T. Smith.
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Water Becomes You
Inner Journeys in the Outer Hebrides
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The Inventing of Stanley Pleskunas
Maybe not as well known as other surfboard designers or inventors,Stan Pleskunas has been invloved with many aspects of surf design that even he himself doesn't take credit for.
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12.3
Straight No Chaser
From the photo files comes this assortment of waves from all over.
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Reinventing the Sport Part III—George Freeth
Joel T. Smith explores the quintessential role Alexander Hume Ford had in the revival of "the ancient sport of kings" at the turn of the 20th century.
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12.3
The Still Photography of Jack McCoy
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Rushes
Viewing Life's Dailies with Jack McCoy
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In the Basements of Skyscrapers
Hillary Hauser shows us a different perspective of some of surfing's most infamous waves.
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Pat Tobin’s Backstories
Romantic panoramas of the artist’s life and times.
