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This Is Not What a Beach Should Look Like

2 min read Mar 31, 2013

Restore The Shore Projects: Part Six

2 min read Mar 30, 2013

The Road To Ghost Cabins by Fred Pawle should be required reading for anyone who takes surfing as a culture seriously.

Business & Media

Review: The Road to Ghost Cabins by Fred Pawle

6 min read Mar 30, 2013

During rough times we tend to forget who we are and what our purpose on this planet is. Until one day a friend (there is always a friend), drags us down to the beach. It's time to feel alive again.

Washed Soul

2 min read Mar 30, 2013

Shark Attacks and Point Breaks: Mainland Mexico

4 min read Mar 29, 2013

Danilo Cuoto XXL

2013 Billabong XXL Big Wave Award Nominees

3 min read Mar 28, 2013

It is becoming increasingly more difficult to read through a surf publication, watch a surf video, or even peruse the net for surf-related content these days without becoming bombarded with intolerance towards proper decency, manners, and morality.

Business & Media

Surf Culture Revival

3 min read Mar 28, 2013

"There will be nothing left of it, just dead water, if we do not stop abusing it." Photo: SAS

Surfers Witness Dramatic Increase in Marine Pollution

2 min read Mar 27, 2013

A Golden Age: Surfing’s Revolutionary 1960s and ’70s

2 min read Mar 26, 2013

Jack McCoy Surf Photography

Fifty Shades Of Blue: An Interview with Jack McCoy

13 min read Mar 25, 2013

You might be tied to the “grommet pole” in the car park, force-fed booze, stripped, smeared with excrement, whipped with leashes and left overnight. You, the “fekkingfaggottyfaceddickheadturdeatingbutthole” had, after all, violated the unwritten rules of etiquette, failing to recognize the “ownership” of this particular surf break.

Surfing Sacred and Surfing Profane

14 min read Mar 25, 2013

Compass_ing

Compass_ing Teaser

1 min read Mar 25, 2013

Swingin' Utters

Interview: Swingin’ Utters’ Johnny Bonnel

14 min read Mar 25, 2013

"Days Like These"-E-Bay, Indonesia. A heavy downpour that brought to life all of your senses had just passed by, the sky cracked and the sun poured through illuminating every color of Indonesia. The figure lazily takes in the perfect left after he had just finished constructing his home-made hammock. Reflections mirror back in puddles of freshly fallen rain as the humidity and sounds of deep Indonesia tattoo themselves to your mind, it's days like these...

Photo of the Week

Photo of the Week: 3.25.2013

1 min read Mar 24, 2013

The Boy Who Trapped The Sun: Last Call For The Boat

1 min read Mar 24, 2013