Table of contents photo of Mikala Jones shot by Daren Craw. Table of Contents for Vol:13, No.3 includes: "Dale Webster's Broken Record" by Drew Kampion. "Impact Zone" by Jaz Kaner. "Infinite Games" profile on Peter Crawford by DC Green. "The Lens: Meditations from a Forgotten Shore" by Christian Beamish and photographed by Patrick Trefz. "Ankle Snappers" photographs by Scott Carter. "Coral Refuge, Ocean Deep" by Michael Kew. "Versus" artist profile of Edem Elesh. "Velzyland 2004" checks in with Dale Velzy. "Sketching the East" by Kimball Taylor and shot by Brian Nevins. "The Dawn Patrol: Surfrider 20 Years Ago" by Glenn Hening. "It Needs to be Round" portfolio of photographer David Troyer.

Jamie Brisick finds friend, mentor, and former surf coach Derek Hynd at Jack McCoy's office in Sydney. Through Derek's friendship and lessons Jamie went on to also become a surf journalist. At age 52 Derek has reverted back to the day's of childhood on a surfboard, riding finless boards and doing more 360s on a wave than one can imagine.

Bruce Savage recalls the chaos that occurred at Tower 16 on Memorial Day, 1960 in Malibu. Smoke bombs, moonings, alcohol induced vomiting, and more caused lifeguard Kemp Aaberg to call for backup very early in the morning. It all has something to do with Red Pushinger's 1928 Buttercup milk truck.

Tom Pohaku Stone stared at a Hawaiian pro surfing career at an early age. Running into trouble time after time helped him separate from his ego and find the traditional Hawaiian culture that founded all things surfing. Including the study of it as well as it's traditional practices like papa nalu (boards) and papa holua (wooden sleds that ridden down hillsides). Ultimately this saved his life.