MP's Mum
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There's a really nice little interview by Michelle Lockwood with Michael
Petersen's Mum over at Big Sky Wire, conducted on the 1st Anniversary of
MP's pas...
5'0" & 5'3" Mandala Surfboards
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These are surfboards shaped by Manuel Caro.
These are the Superchunks for all you chunky monkeys out there.
The little brown one is 5'0" x 22" x...
Five Hundred Forty One
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Five hundred and forty one miles. That's what happened this weekend. A
serious circle in search of surf, friends and food. It started with a quick
trip to...
HEROS
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This shot is of two really special friends... OLE was my 9th grade woodshop
teacher, then my boss for a few years while I shaped at his shop in Sunset
Bea...
blue house farm
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If you eat organic food in California, it likely comes from a place like
this: Blue House Farm in Pescadero, a 30 acre organic farm run by Ryan
Casey et...
POLAROIDS, STRAWFOOT HANDMADE, AND SANTA CRUZ
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I have a newly realized passion in shooting with my Polaroid SX-70. The
new film from the Impossible Project is pretty good. After a few
disappointing ...
Mishe Mokwa, California May 15 2013
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Top. White-throated Swift (one of the fastest birds in the world)
Mid. Checlcedon Checkerspot
Bot. Yellow Mariposa Lily
busy lately
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working my normal jobs and shaping non stop for friends and enemies alike:
this one has no stringer/carbon rails and it's all mine! it shreds when the
wave...
Almost Cut My Hull
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Lovelace can't stop making stuff. Can't wait to see these guys shred.
There might be some hully stuff in there...
Almost Cut My Hair - Official from Ryan ...
opening day
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Rockaway Taco is open for business today. new yorkeƱos go to the beach.
grab a taco. give andrew and the boys a smile, a shaka and a hug. the
mexican conti...
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An amazing run of swell hereabouts over the last week or so. Relentless and
perfect at times, with one big raw evening touching big enough for some
rather...
Island~Scapes
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A few parting shots...before flying ^^North^^
Butler Beach after Dusk
Moses creek meandering
N.FL. doing it's best impression of N.OR
salty gro...
Modern Gypsie’s Compassionate Adventure: Episode One
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You might remember John, Eric and Taylor, The Modern Gypsies, as the
winning team on “Expedition Impossible” ABC’s 2011 adventure race across
Morocco. The...
Happy - Art Trading
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Alessandra Mello made art cards for me
A friend of mine and I traded art with each other. We planned it two
months ago and met up this weekend to trade. M...
on freeness
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on that path. yes that one. you the one where you dunked that guy three
times and sent him in – tail between his legs. he was lucky a next guy
didn’t get a...
Better Late...
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Honored and really quite stoked to write a hefty little feature about Steve
Pendo for SLIDE. He and his design work are totally unique and inspiring.
I'm...
Found Kayak
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The Cannon Beach Police found a Kayak washed up yesterday….. looking for
it’s owner……????? mark mekenas cbsurf@cannonbeachsurf.com
www.cannonbeachsurf.com ...
The first year I surfed, I thought the waves were fine all the time! By year 8 of living at the coast, I felt the waves were rarely good, and almost always coincidental with more pressing land-based obligations. Such is life.
I suggest a nice IPA and some Roald Dahl short stories until the reports are 4' @ 12 seconds... -speel
Although there were a good amount of days close to resembling the top picture last January and February, since then the last year has been one of the worst in recent memories. Yah sure there’s been waves to ride here and there, but the quality meh…… at least there’s a barrel in pic 2. Here’s to hoping for better Surf in Oregon in 2013. Happy New Year.
I've come back to this picture several times. It's pretty funny and spot on. I live on the Central California coast. Used to live back in Southern California and the juxtaposition you posted sums up my current surfing life. Great post. Number 2 looks super gnarly!
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The first year I surfed, I thought the waves were fine all the time!
By year 8 of living at the coast, I felt the waves were rarely good, and almost always coincidental with more pressing land-based obligations.
Such is life.
I suggest a nice IPA and some Roald Dahl short stories until the reports are 4' @ 12 seconds...
-speel
Although there were a good amount of days close to resembling the top picture last January and February, since then the last year has been one of the worst in recent memories. Yah sure there’s been waves to ride here and there, but the quality meh…… at least there’s a barrel in pic 2. Here’s to hoping for better Surf in Oregon in 2013. Happy New Year.
I've come back to this picture several times. It's pretty funny and spot on. I live on the Central California coast. Used to live back in Southern California and the juxtaposition you posted sums up my current surfing life. Great post. Number 2 looks super gnarly!
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