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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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ALL in a couple of days work for Alex Gray -- from Pipe to the outer reefs and then back again -- plus or minus a few stitches.
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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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[PT-Teahupoo] I flew halfway round the world last minute for this view. I'd been to Chopes four years in a row before this trip and not seen it bigger than 10ft. So when this swell lit up the charts, myself and Danny Wall sacked everything off and got out the credit cards. Like a rabbit in the headlights, three days later, I was swimming along like a muppet staring straight at Manoa Drollet through my 70mm lens while this thing thundered down the reef. I'd never been that close to a 20ft plus barrel before. I thought it was going to flatten me but then that's what I'd gone there to experience so I hung about and it was sweet - the spit was so violent it blew me into the channel, unbelievable but true. The next day I watched in horror as Danny Wall came up from a beating to take a wave almost as big as this straight on the head, he came up laughing. Also unbelievable, but true! Easily the most incredible waves I've ever experienced.
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