Volume 5 Issue 1
A Village Lost in Time by Chris Leschinsky, Profile: The Late Jay Moriarty by Jason Smith, 35 Years of Surf Magazines by Matt Warshaw, Gallery: Barry McGee aka “Twist” by Sandow Birk, The Photography of Dr. Don James by CR Stecyk III, The Catalina Classic by Craig Lockwood, The Surf Woody by Brian Gillogly, Chris Malloy’s North Shore Diary
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A Village Lost in Time
The surfing in Madiera was a well-kept secret amongst the few traveling surfers who ventured off the beaten path until a 1994 profile in Surfer Magazine.
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The Apprenticeship of James Moriarty
The late Jay Moriarty is profiled as an up-and-coming teenager capable of throwing himself down the faces of really, really big waves.
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Articles of Faith
35 Years of Surf Magazines: An Insider's View
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Gallery: Twist
Referred to by the SF Weekly in 1994 as "San Francisco's Prodigal Son", Barry McGee can't go too many nights without covertly applying paint sprayed out of aerosol cans to myriad surfaces of the city.
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Larger Than Life
The photographic works of Dr. Don James. Craig Stecyk crafts us an eloquent introduction to James' contributions to surf culture.
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Race Against The Sea
The 1995 Run of The Catalina Classic
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The Surf Woodie
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A North Shore Diary
Chris Malloy describes the daily activities of the Malloy brothers Keith, Dan, and their "young-guns" surf buddies (Kelly Slater, Todd Chesser, Donny Soloman, Kalani Robb, etc.) during the month of November.
