Volume 24 Issue 4
In this issue, we wanter from a snowbound slab in the Baltic Sea to the architecture-and-design studio of Stephen Alesch. The swamps of Florida, the pop iconography of Mike Salisbury, some overland routes through Java, and the pine forests of the Pacific Northwest make an appearance.
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Kilometer 80
The further adventures of Kelly Slater—Portugal Edition
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SLASHING WITH STEPHEN ALESCH
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Dreaming Valhalla
The ice fishermen of Norrland are kin with Baltic surfers in patience—and bitter cold.
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The Journey Is Not the Destination
There’s a reason these Javanese road-trip waves remain un-crowded, unnamed, and undiscovered.
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BEFORE MORNING
Kuta Beach at the Dawn of the Surf Age
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We Rose in the Dark
Recalling Florida's Space-Coast 70s in words and fine-grained Tri-X film
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Father Pop
How Mike Salisbury 'defeated communism with sex, drugs, and rock and roll.'
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On Song
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Mason Ho Makes You Feel Warm All Over
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No Wasted Movement
When it comes to the finishing touches that make or break a surfboard, North Shore shapers seek out resident specialist Larry Peterson
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Lights! Camera! Me!
Meet the new content farmers
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Interview: John Severson
