Volume 24 Issue 1
In this issue, we visit the rarely surfed Pacific coast of a remote Indonesian atoll, the pine forests of Vancouver Island, and then return to more continental-based matters in North Africa, Australia, and the Golden State. Assorted features cover the hydrodynamic properties of marine plywood and a coastal art movement that took root in 1930s.
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24.1
Those Many Unmarked Miles
With photographer Jeremy Koreski on the British Columbia Coast
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The Big Dream
Over the horizon with Robert Heeley.
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Tales from Pimanjar
Rain, flat tires, dirt roads, and unexpectedly flawless surf in the Indonesian Pacific.
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Côte Sauvage
Solitude, surf, and sanity on Belle Ile
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SEEING FATIMA’S EYES
Ten trips through Morocco with Thomas Campbell
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Raimana Van Bastolaer Does Not Own A Boat
Chas Smith at home with Raimana Van Bastolaer.
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California Scene Paintings (1930-1970) Vintage Surf Images from the Land of Sunshine
Vintage Surf Images from the Land of Sunshine
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The Man from the Year 2000
The story of stunt pilot Dion Agius
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The Diviner
Surf forecaster Kevin Wallis on crunching swell models with the late Sean Collins, the byproducts of surf reporting, and the challenges of reading the tea leaves in storms.
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Interview: Rory Russell
Catching up with the one and only
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Plenty of Fish
One time-tested design may be all you'll ever need
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A Lousy Slave
Avant-garde artist, shaper, and performer Peter Schroff emerged from Echo Beach in the 1980s, a decade ahead of his time. Thirty-years later, he’s up to his same old tricks.
