Volume 24 Issue 6
This issue looks into the US War Department (and its contributions to surf meteorology), the rebirth of Cape St. Francis, one terrifying European slab, and a dystopian wave garden all make it into the consommé. Kassia Meador, Jamie O’Brien, plein air artist John Comer, and assorted waveforms deepen the stock.
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Portfolio: Mick Curley
Reflections from an Indo shooter: “I always try to capture the feeling of the moment, not just the action but how it felt to be present at that time and place.”
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BEACH PARTY
Willard Bascom, The War Department, and the Wildcat Origins of Modern Surf Science
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Found in Translation
The Endless Summer’s Cape St. Francis has always been a wave of dreams. This season it became a reality.
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THE REAL JAMIE O’BRIEN
The story of the “White Mr. Pipeline” is not for safe, suburban ears.
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En Baja
Examples from a recent John Comer show in San Jose del Cabo, Baja Sur, Mexico
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P.O.P.
For a few Angeleño surfers, a shuttered pleasure pier became a dystopian wave garden. It wouldn't last.
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Costa de Morte
A European crew discovers lethal slabs on Basque Spain’s death coast.
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Lessons from a Long Distance Paddler
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Waiting on the Water
