Volume 15 Issue 1
In this issue: Still That Way by Mickey Munoz, Shane Peel’s Victoria, Barry Britton’s Celtic Lines by Kevin Naughton, The Advocate by Daniel Duane and Mark Gordon, Down At The Haleiwa Sugarmill by John Bilderback, Tenshi No Hashigo by Scott Bailey.
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Color Swath
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Up the Cape
A group of East Coasters set out on an "Indo-Style" boat trip with a pot-head boat captain.
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Rodrigo and the Art of Fun
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Tenshi no Hashigo
With no crowds to speak of, a small fishing village in Japan hosts countless short-lived typhoon swells that pound the rocky point along its lonely coast
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Down at the Sugarmill
Repurposing an Old-Economy Landmark on the North Shore
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THE ADVOCATE
Ocean Beach local and environmental lawyer Mark Massara talks about his advocacy work in protecting the California coast.
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An Occurrence at The Motu
Photographer Jeff Divine recounts his personal experiences with the growth of crowds
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Barry Britton’s Celtic Lines
Irish surfer and artist Barry Britton's artistic works represent the unique local environment
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Still that Way
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Comfortably Numb
Shane Peel's Victoria
