10.3

Mozambique: Travels in the Land of Sultan Mussa Ben Mbiki By Tim Williams

Tim Williams and friends drive thousands of kilometers in a VW camper for surf in Mozambique. On the way, they pass sandy rivers, cabbage fields…

10.3

Of Monks and Monkeys By Susan Chaplin

Susan Chaplin travels off the beaten path to the east coast of Sri Lanka, the ninth stop in a worldwide surf trip. She encounters Buddhist…

10.3

Nothing to Declare: Brian Bielmann’s Coral Route

10.3

Remnants: Photographs Lost and Found

Photo of early 70's North Shore tableau representing a serious slice of the core group that brought Hawaiian mini-guns to the fore, gathered at Tiger…

10.2

Light in Darkest Baja: Kent Layton’s Boat Ranch

Profile of Kent Layton, a psychologist and former sponsored surfer, who has created The Boat Ranch, a collection of old boats that have been turned…

10.2

Undercurrrents

Undercurrents for late spring 2001 begins with a visiting surfer's perspective of the wavepool at the Sea Gaia Ocean Dome in Miyazaki, Japan. It also…

10.2

David Carson’s Working Title

Graphic designer, art director and surfer David Carson is known for taking an original and sometimes jarring approach to design. Surfer's Journal allowed Carson to…

10.1

Nothin’ Down the Road but Mystery

10.1

On the Edge of Burma

10.1

Remembering Walt Spadone

Ann Spadone’s touching story of the first day she spent with her late husband, Walt Spadone, who nine years later died in a surfing accident.

10.1

The Nation of Ken

Bruce Jenkins’ epic treatment of dedicated surfer Ken Bradshaw. "On paper, Ken has nothing: No job, no salary, no sponsers, not the slightest hint of…

10.1

Haole for Poodle Face By Scott Andrew Barber

Scott Andrew Barber’s emulation of Allen Ginsberg’s poem “Howl”.