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22.6

Volume 22 Issue 6

This issue embeds in French Polynesia, Iceland, and Baja, documents all-time Rapa Nui with Ramon Navarro and disaster relief with Jon Rose, and profiles longboard innovators of the present and surfing exhibitionists of the past.

  • 22.6

    That Summer at Boomerang

    An excerpt from Phil Jarratt’s new volume of creative history

    By Phil Jarratt

    That Summer at Boomerang
  • 22.6

    Down and Out in the West Fjords

    Hiking into Iceland’s Saebol valley

    By Daniel Crockett

    Down and Out in the West Fjords
  • 22.6

    Cinder and Stone

    A tile-splashed grubstake on the edge of the desert

    By David Huebner

    Cinder and Stone
  • 22.6

    Salted Walls

    Collection of Will Pennartz, et. al.

    By Alex Weinstein

    Salted Walls
  • 22.6

    SERVICE ENTRANCE

    Jon Rose trades waves for water

    By Chris Dixon

    SERVICE ENTRANCE
  • 22.6

    Richard Graham’s Body of Work

    Richard Graham’s ’60s and ’70s photo file seems to have improved with each passing year.

    Richard Graham's Body of Work
  • 22.6

    EVERY MAN IS A PIECE OF THE CONTINENT

    After a handful of failed missions to a lava-rock left point on Rapa Nui, Ramon Navarro and an all-South American crew scored two days of flawless surf.

    By Yasha Hetzel

    EVERY MAN IS A PIECE OF THE CONTINENT

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