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16.6

Volume 16 Issue 6

In this issue: A DJ Struntz Portfolio by Matt Walker, Fretless by Derek Hynd, Lost Archipelago by John Breen, Bruce Brown’s Endless Hollow Days as told to Steve Pezman, Homeport by Christian del Rosario, An Appreciation for the Land by Christian Beamish, Material Benefits by Joni Martin.

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    Navigating by Heart

    Les jumeaux (the twins) Emmanuel and Maximilien Berque from Southwest France, have led an extraordinary surfing life.

    By Phil Jarratt

    Navigating by Heart
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    Material Benefits

    Toward greener surfboards.

    By Joni Martin

    Material Benefits
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    AN APPRECIATION FOR THE LAND

    A look at Tom Killion's traditional Japanese inspired artwork of the California coastline.

    By Christian Beamish

    AN APPRECIATION FOR THE LAND
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    Homeport

    Few surfers, an expensive tourist destination, and a howling cold winter make Nantucket's lineup uncrowded.

    By Christian Del Rosario

    Homeport
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    Bruce Brown’s Hollow Days

    Photos found in the attic by wife, Pat, and darughter, Nancy.

    Bruce Brown's Hollow Days
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    Lost Archipelago

    Four surfers take a 47 foot trimaran through a "lost" Pacific Archipelago for six months of wave and island discovery.

    By John Breen

    Lost Archipelago
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    Fretless

    The Search for Free Friction

    By Derek Hynd

    Fretless
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    Summercloud Dreaming

    The wave at Black Rock, a.k.a. Summercloud, a.k.a. Aussie Pipe, a.k.a. Wreck Bay, is a prime example of a spot worthy of devotion.

    By Luke Kennedy

    Summercloud Dreaming

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