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The Big Boogie

Despite their labeling as “pests” and “lessers,” bodyboarders continue to charge, innovate, and pack barrels like no one’s business.

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Expat Days

When Peter Green left California for Australia in 1972, he wasn’t fleeing anything. He just never came back.

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War and Waves

Deep into the cave with combat photojournalist Nic Bothma.

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The Caretaker of Intangible Ingredients

The personal quiver of San Diego’s Harry “Skip” Frye.

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The Dazzling Blackness 

Love and loss and Brazilian shore-pound.

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Pack and Saddle

Down the Chilean coast a la jinete.

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The Down East Skiff Trip 

A seamount session off the New England coast leads to a surf experience few have witnessed.

 

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The Dazzling Blackness

Read Jamie Brisick’s haunting essay on love, death, and Brazilian shore-pound.

 

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The Spot

Secret spots, “The Search,” and surf imperialism in Mainland Mexico. From TSJ 15.6.

 

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The Archivist: The Aquatic Ape

On surf contests, consumerism, and global destruction, from TSJ 12.1.

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Dream On

Glenn Chase’s Cosmic Shangri-La.

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Riders of the ‘Storm

Behold: the best-selling surfboard in the world.