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18.6

Volume 18 Issue 6

In this issue: Cher Pendarvis interviews Walter Munk, Peru, Texas tanker waves, Mike Hynson’s memories, Kelly Slater on surfboard design theory, Pohnpei, Portfolio: Seth de Roulet, Wayne Lynch

  • 18.6

    Where the Swell Begins

    An Interview with Walter Munk

    By CHER PENDARVIS

    Where the Swell Begins
  • 18.6

    Rote

    The Peruvian Cheetah of Nemberala

    Rote
  • 18.6

    Cowboy From Hell

    Jon Steele is proud to hail from the Lone Star State and makes the best of tanker waves and hurricane swells to shoot Texas' finest surfers.

    By Jon Steele

    Cowboy From Hell
  • 18.6

    Transcendental Memories of a Surf Rebel

    A book excerpt from Transcendental Memories of a Surf Rebel

    By Mike Hynson

    Transcendental Memories of a Surf Rebel
  • 18.6

    A time for change

    The truth behind Kelly Slater's surboards ... and what he thinks of yours.

    By Kelly Slater

    A time for change
  • 18.6

    At Home in the Shine Shack

    The Talented Spawn of Mephisto’s Coast

    By Greg Escalante

    At Home in the Shine Shack
  • 18.6

    The Taking of Pohnpei

    You will find Pohnpei in the Federated States of Micronesia, one of three Senyavin Islands within the Caroline Island chain.

    By Michael Kew

    The Taking of Pohnpei
  • 18.6

    Portfolio: Seth de Roulet

    Enjoy Seth's intense pulled-back views along California's coast.

    By Seth de Roulet

    Portfolio: Seth de Roulet
  • 18.6

    Wayne’s New Road

    Now in his late fifties, Wayne Lynch launches his 50-foot catamaran to access the remote islands of the South Australian Bass Straight.

    By Andrew Kidman

    Wayne's New Road

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