Volume 24 Issue 3
In this issue, we visit the past and present of one of the best waves in Indonesia, peel through the archives of Australian film and mag progenitor Bob Evans, and jump on modern expeditions in Madagascar, Central America, and New Zealand. We also load the well with the output of Long Island artist Scott Bluedorn, and a selection of road shots from TSJ regular Jamie Brisick.
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Jussis! It’s Homping
Paying out the anchor rode in Madagascar
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Culturati
Field photos from surf-civilization embed Jamie Brisick
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OLD HEART
James Otter sees surfboards and sonnets in the Cornish forest
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A Train Going West
Foundational Aussie media maestro Bob Evans was a gentlemen of the road.
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A FAITH BORN OF PRECOGNITIVE ADVENTURES
Globe-tripping with the Goodwin family
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BREAKING THE TWIGS OF PASONGAN
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WHAT WAS MARITIME COSMOLOGY
The coastal manifolds of Scott Bluedorn's art
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Type Two Fun
Bushwacking for surf near the Panamanian frontier
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Nom De Guerre
Beach bombs from New Zed shooter Rambo Estrada
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Shape by Numbers Putting the “perfect board” myth to the test
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The Illusion
Hamish Patterson
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Story Beat #6
For better or worse, director Philip Boston is Hollywood's surf specialist
