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Spin the Globe

This well shaped right point has great historical influence; a place Lord Nelson sailed to in 1805. You've spun the Globe to Cape Trafalgar, Spain.

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Family Matters

The Wilsons of Coolum are a unique, tight-knit family whose simple lifestyle has been centered on surfing from the get-go. Mick and Nola's three sons…

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A Mischief of Rats

What can be worse than an oil spill? According to Rory Stansbury of Island Conservation, a rat spill can be far worse. Rory and crew…

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Chasing Down the Genius

A self-taught surfboard maker, Jim Phillips began shaping in his early teens in the '60s while living in Hawaii. But being a military brat, he…

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Home on the Atoll

If you are looking for the complete remote atoll surf experience, Kiribati may be just the place you have been searching for. The Kiribati people…

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Andy Irons, 1978-2010

Jake Howard pays tribute to the legendary Andy Irons as he recalls past moments of his travels and surfing career: a life Andy always dreamed…

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The Best I Ever Saw: Shaun Claffey

The Best I Ever Saw: Looking through a copy of "Photo: Grannis," the author sees a photo of his favorite surfer: a classic black-and-white photo…

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UnderCurrents

No fins, no swimming, pushing off directly into the tube in the shorebreak: try whomping to get your fill of wave time. Review of Taylor…

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Track Fader

Tyler Warren tracks his line on a sub-5' mini-Simmons.

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Flashpoint

A first-hand account of the OP Pro Riot on Labor Day 1986 from TV and contest announcers to the captain of marine safety to beach…

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UnderCurrents

French surfers tackle the Indo tidal bore wave "Bono". Tetsuhiko Endo's review of Amstel Surf Film Festibal 8 in San Sebastian, Spain. Ever-changing technologies translate…

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Home Grown

According to Stanley Pleskunas, Stevie Lis was "always ahead of the rest of us." Stevie, a Point Loma, CA, local, shaped his first belly board…