Volume 27 Issue 3
In this issue, the mag drifts from the frozen river mouths of Iceland to a sultry pier in India. White sharks in Gansbaai, the oldest continuously inhabited structure in California, and the lifecycle of surfing as a competitive endeavor are each held to the light for further revelations.
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Meditations in a Surf Emergency
Fear of missing out remains surfing’s biggest motivator.
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27.3
The Rage and the Pride
An interview with Maurice Cole.
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The Coral Crown of India
Locals and blow-ins alike revel in the Lakshadweep Islands.
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A Hippie in our Midst
Guided by communal beginnings and bodily sensation, Alrik Yuill sculpts surfboards and shapes sculptures.
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Mixed Results
Modern professional surfing’s spotty track record from the IPS to the WSL.
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House of Sand & Mud
The oldest inhabited structure in California—and its still-thriving surf connection.
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No Man’s Land
Into the predation cycle with white sharks and orcas at Gansbaai.
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The Schooled Chaos of Jazz
Peter Sprague finds the harmony between pursuits—one selfish, one giving.
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27.3
Nordic Sagas
Snowstorms, volcanic backdrops, and arctic surf-hunting with the Icelandic photographer.
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Masters of the Kaiser’s Bowl
Ron Cruci paints the frequents of Kaiser's Bowl.
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The Confirmation of Danny Kwock
After a meteoric shot from local ripper to industry tycoon, a surfer deals with the doldrums of anticlimax.
