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UNMASKING the little guy, the artisan shaper, hemmed in on all sides yet still surprisingly thriving.
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MAVERICKS opens its account for the first time this season, brushing aside the froth and setting-up the main event.
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LA Graviere took this swell, cupped it, fluffed it and threw out rights and lefts to end 2011.
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SOUTH of the Border, Vol. 2, follows Lyndon Wake, Andrew Cotton and Tom Butler during a very average month of surf in Ireland.
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BRUCE Irons surfs solid Teahupoo blindfolded, proving that ability and instinct transcend vision.
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[PT-Fistral, England]
© 2009 - Jason Feast I was rung up by an editor of a surf mag “I need a front cover for the next issue, I need something different” he said “oh and I need it in a day or two”. Luckily there was a good head high swell running and a bit onshore, good for airs. I rang up a few good aerialists and asked them to meet me at a certain spot at sunset. I had already pictured an air silhouetted by a golden sunset. But would I be able to get it. The word had got round and every pro in the vicinity was there and it turned out to be an air fest. Danny Wells the surfer in the photo came through for me that day, doing a huge front side aerial rail grab creating an extra large arching spray. Job done! It made the front cover.
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