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16.3

Volume 16 Issue 3

In this issue: Ramon Navarro by Yasha Hetzel, A Hossegor Suite by Chris Leschinsky, The Surfing Tradition of Sao Tome by Sam George, the Puzzle of Midget by Phil Jarratt, Big Red is Dead by Terry Fitzgerald, Michael Eckerman’s Waves of Stone by Christian Beamish.

  • 16.3

    Aamion Goodwin’s Circle Pacific

    A profile of professional surfer, Aamion Goodwin.

    By Daniel Duane

    Aamion Goodwin's Circle Pacific
  • 16.3

    Welcome to The Badlands

    A glimpse into the history and present day state of "The Badlands" or otherwise known as the Australian Kabi Coast.

    By JIMMY O'Keefe

    Welcome to The Badlands
  • 16.3

    Natural Fit

    Michael Eckerman’s work in stone

    By Christian Beamish

    Natural Fit
  • 16.3

    Big Red Is Dead

    Terry Fitzgerald gives a loving eulogy of his 6'0" single fin.

    By Terry Fitzgerald

    Big Red Is Dead
  • 16.3

    THE PUZZLE OF MIDGET

    A homage to Australian's surfing legacy, Bernard "Midget" Farrelly.

    By Phil Jarratt

    THE PUZZLE OF MIDGET
  • 16.3

    Pre-contact: The Surfing Tradition of Sao Tome

    Sam George's account of Sao Tomean surf culture clearly highlights their traditional influence on the sport.

    By Sam George

    Pre-contact: The Surfing Tradition of Sao Tome
  • 16.3

    The Light in Fall

    French scenery spanning six years of travel to the region by photographer Chris Leschinsky.

    By Chris Leschinsky

    The Light in Fall
  • 16.3

    WHERE THE BUFFALO ROAM

    Sean Davey might be the last of a dying breed.

    By Derek Hynd

    WHERE THE BUFFALO ROAM
  • 16.3

    A Chilean Odyssey

    The Story of Ramon Navarro

    By Yasha Hetzel

    A Chilean Odyssey

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