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Volume 14 NO. 4 - Summer '05
Everybody Knows This is Nowhere Canada West (Vancouver) by Malcolm Johnson, Photos by Jeremy Koreski Canada East (Nova Scotia) Words and Photos by Yassine "Yazzy" Ouhilal; Soundings Eight Shaper Interviews by Steve Pezman, Scott Hulet, and Christian Beamish; Winterland: Fred Van Dyke By Matt Warshaw; Body Waves The Art of Don Ed Hardy; Dora Lives Excerpts and Out-Takes from the Authorized Story of Miki Dora With a Timeline from CR Stecyk (aka Craig Stecyk) III; Deneven's Wake By Daniel Duane, Dreamtime A Scott Bauer Portfolio Introduction by Yasha Hetzel. Plus… Phil Jarratt on Hollywood's surf lust, Caspian Sea almost-waves, a 14-page photo mash-up, Surfing's Great Hall (our cat-corner neighbor, the Surfing Heritage Foundation), Favela surfers of Rio, and Mohammed "Bugs" Bartholomew's Thoroughly Dangerous Surfboards.Volume 14 NO. 4 - Summer '05
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Cover
Cover page of Volume 14, number 4. Bentley going left at Red Bluff in Western Australia. Foreground rocky coastline.
Page One
Rabbit reminises about the late Surfboards Hawaii shapers.
Table of Contents
Dane Perlee, Toes on the Nose in Costa Rica. Background rocky Jungle coastline.
Biohazard
Hollywoods past and recent love of Surfing movies, from Gidget to Step into Liquid. A brief history of the widley popular surf movie industry.
Any Port in a Storm
Anthony illustrates the challenges and rewards in surfing the little known country of Turkey.
Everybody Knows This is Nowhere
Cold weather and extreme conditions await you in the western canadian coastline. Think Orcas and freezing water, endless fog but a relative unkown frontier for a handful of hearty surfers.Surfing the Eastern Canadian coastline, be sure to wear your thickest wetsuit. Want to join the polar bear club? You are in the right place. Why go? Perfect unspoiled beaches and pristine waves but still 31 degree water. The closest surfer 1,000 miles away, care to surf a near perfect coastline? Take comfort in knowing you only have Sharks, Orcas, and freezing weather to contend with. If interestred Eastern Canada might be for you.
