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9.1

Volume 9 Issue 1

In this issue: “In The Days Before Surf Rock by Brad Barrett,” “Rapa Nui: Her Island by Sam George,” “Moíolelo O Ka Nalu: Eric Haas” by Jeff Johnson, “Roadside Death Marker” by David Porter, “The Crossing” by Wayne Lynch, “Up a Lazy River with Bill Hamilton” by Drew Kampion, “Gallery: Pamela Neswald.“

  • 9.1

    The Crossing

    Journey on a boat trip through the island chain part of the Quiksilver Crossing in Fiji as told by Wayne Lynch.

    By Wayne Lynch

    The Crossing
  • 9.1

    Roadside Death Marker

    A first person point of view fiction story about an RV drive to Tijuana and through Mexico.

    By Anonymous

    Roadside Death Marker
  • 9.1

    Moíolelo o ka Nalu: Eric Haas

    Profile of one of the best surfers in the world that few have heard of: Walter Eric Haas of Hawaii.

    By Jeff Johnson

    Moíolelo o ka Nalu: Eric Haas
  • 9.1

    Rapa Nui: Her Island

    Sam George lives on the Island of Rapa Nui in the village of Hanga Roa after his marriage ended.

    By Sam George

    Rapa Nui: Her Island
  • 9.1

    Up a Lazy River with Bill Hamilton

    A retrospective from the banks of Hanalei.

    By Drew Kampion

    Up a Lazy River with Bill Hamilton
  • 9.1

    In The Days Before Surf Rock

    The Pacific Jazz Bud Shank Studio Sessions.

    By Brad Barrett

    In The Days Before Surf Rock
  • 9.1

    Surf Statements

    By Jeff Divine

    Surf Statements
  • 9.1

    Tom Blake Surfing 1922-1932

    By Gary Lynch

    Tom Blake Surfing 1922-1932
  • 9.1

    Pamela Neswald: No More/No Less

    Portfolio of Pamela Neswald, painter.

    By Pamela Neswald

    Pamela Neswald: No More/No Less

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