How the original secret spot was overshadowed by time and inclination.
Features
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Unity With Our Fellow Creatures
Spontaneous order and social dynamic theories in a crowded lineup.
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Regrets Only: Dirty West
Bad decisions and alphanumeric survival tactics at Cloudbreak.
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Interview: Guillermo Cervera
Heavy reefs, Russian ballerinas, and the incongruous crossovers between surf and combat photography.
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The Archivist: Foam Ball Satori
Pablo Miller on 4k a year. From TSJ 23.4.
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Portfolio: Nate Lawrence
“He glides under the radar and is happy to let his work speak for itself. But he’s one of the best surf photographers in the world.”
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Jughead
An Aussie fireman epitomizes the required mindset of the true slab hunter.
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Interview: Javier Plascencia
The world-renowned chef on his post-surf palate, Tijuana’s overlapping wave-riding and culinary orbits, and the smoke of Baja gastronomy.
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A Moment of Reflection 2018
Please join us in a moment of remembrance for the surfers we lost.
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The Archivist: On Craft
Dave Parmenter and Andrew Kidman discuss the art, science, craft, and romance of the traditional handmade surfboard. From TSJ 19.6.
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To the Bight of Biafra
River mouth wedges and jungle accommodations in Equatorial Guinea.
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Not Up to Code
Walter Coker’s serpentine life in surfing and journalism. A profile from the new issue of TSJ.
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The Archivist: George Greenough’s Shark Files
A clinical account of six shark scares personally experienced over a six-month span in Byron Bay Shire.