god/surf, fragments and other revelations
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My current collection of work titled *god/surf *is rooted in
my origins as a painter but this new body of work has taken
on a different form of content a...
What Is Duck Cloth?
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Duck cloth is a *firm, densely woven plain-weave fabric, traditionally made
from cotton*. It is commonly called *cotton duck, duck canvas, or simply
duck...
No Peito e na Água
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A internet me recordou que hoje faz um ano desse evento Bodysurfing World
Tour Floripa 2024. Como este blog é destinado a publicar conteúdos
relacionad...
The Senate Passes the Great American Outdoors Act
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The Senate has passed a historic bill to protect our nation's public lands
and enhance outdoor recreation opportunities. The House will vote next so
please...
the sea is all about us
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From *The Dry Salvages *
by T.S. Eliot (published in 1941)
The river is within us, the sea is all about us;
The sea is the land's edge also, the granite
In...
Right at The Surf Ranch
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As a follow-up to my last post - here is my best right from that day. I
tried to get tubed about mid way, but failed. I kept hearing how fast the
wave wa...
This Week In Not Surfing
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Pattern recognition and the testing of hypothesis - *this* happens after it
does *that*- (like predicting the weather) and voila: self awareness,
popping o...
Escoita
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Escoita. Escoita o son que soa dentro ese son que rompe os osos ese son que
ven das raices máis profundas da terra. Escoita. Escoita o susurro do Vento
ese...
How to Make a Van Hammock
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There’s no better way to kick back than chilling in a hammock, and you can
do that wherever you go by hanging one up in the back of your van! It might
so...
Steer With Your Heart: Film Release!
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Today, I’m super excited to share a short film that came about through the
love and encouragement of dear friends. My surf buddy and filmmaker friend,
Teva...
what to expect from top eleven hack tool
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Textual content is out there underneath the Artistic Commons
Attribution-Share Alike License ; additional terms may apply. By using this
site, you comply...
Grant Noble Blackies by Jack Coleman
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Grant Noble Blackies by Jack Coleman from Thalia Surf Shop on Vimeo. A day
at Blackies with Grant Noble. Filmed and Edited by Jack Coleman
The post Grant...
How to Camp Safely With Your Horse Trailer
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Camping solo is fun, but with your horses it can be a blast. You just need
to make sure you’ve covered everything regarding horse and trailer safety.
Whe...
NEALE TAYLOR TUNNEL FIN
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This board is a Neale Taylor tunnel fin.
Neale Taylor ran
Taylor's Boatshed at Woy Woy on the
NSW Central Coast.
Where Fishermans wharf is today.
These ...
god/surf, fragments and other revelations
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My current collection of work titled *god/surf *is rooted in
my origins as a painter but this new body of work has taken
on a different form of content a...
Legacy of Stoke
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This week a lovely surprise landed in my mailbox — a copy of *Legacy of
Stoke*, a collection of surf tales from around the globe compiled by Joseph
Tom...
Checking In
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How are my 5 readers doing?
I'm not dead. Hibernating maybe, but not dead. I may be posting in the
future and then again, I may not. Keep a weather eye out...
STEALTH FISH
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Brings back memories of
Luna Parks
House of Mirrors.
Red pigment glass job
ready for filler coats.
The dreaded black pigment filler.
Sanding finis...
La Surfista surfs for me!
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La Surfista loves Punta Burros! Punta Burros loves La Surfista! On bigger
days she is often the oldest surfer out, and the only woman. Stuck on the
beach...
New chapter for Wheels On Toast
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Some of you regular visitors might have noticed a drop in productivity here
over in the last few months. Its not been because we’ve run out of rad
stuff to...
Aloha!
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Thanks for stopping by, please enjoy the posts all the way back to 2006! I
am on Instagram under sasquatch_surf and will try and give this blog some
love!...
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Another aeon since I posted anything, the excuse the best I could possibly
have is all energies are being directed at projects outside of blogland.
Gone a...
We've Moved
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shutting this blog down... venture on over to the new Infinity SUP blog for
more SUP Porn!
Click *HERE* for the new blog... See ya soon - Infinity SUP
Time que está ganhando não se mexe!!!
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Assim tem sido minhas últimas viagens SURFRIENDS.
Amigos, muitas ondas, fotos, novos lugares e experiências e SEMPRE; Deus no
comando.
Vamos lá, aqui as fot...
PHOTO OF THE DAY
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The beauty never changes as todays photo gives us an amazing perspectuve
from the fall to the kneepaddle in the foreground. It still captures a
moment whe...
FIVEELEVEN
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This board is 5’11” x 201/4” x 2 5/8” and is made from Marko EPS foam and
SuperSap sustainable epoxy. Glassed strong and light with 3 layers of 4oz
warp gl...
Square bob surf sled!
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JL- 6'1" x 190lbs.-
with his new 5'0" x 201/4" x 3 1/8"
sled bob jib square...
Or whatever fits in the moment!
1st session feedback: quoted;
"Duuuuuuud...
Gone
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Friends, like most of the iconic structures around the Noosa Shire, this
Blog will soon be demolished.
It's replacement is *Modyssey* (modern + odyssey)
P...
JAPAN PICS
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SINCE I HAVEN'T BEEN ON A SURF TRIP IN YEARS IVE BEEN GOING THROUGH ALL THE
PICS IVE TAKEN ALONG MY MANY ADVENTURES. I HOPE YOU ENJOY THEM !
RIDING AN 8 F...
Caring for the Clarence
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'The care of rivers is not a question of rivers but of the human heart.'
Shozo Tanaka Please sign the petition here:
https://imgur.com/JeB5hid?fbclid=IwAR1...
"There are a lot of surfing blogs out there that are hip and cool, but Jamie somehow manages to make surfing appear to be simply this: an experience of pure joy. Seeing the world through her eyes is a comfort knowing that we can still enjoy the wonder of this world through simple observation. Thanks Jamie!"
"My favourite place to start the day is over at Liquid Salt.
The interviews are a set of similar questions asked to a bunch of different surfers, photographers, shapers, artists, legends or all of the above. I love the insights into these peoples minds and what drives them. No surprises for guessing that surfing is the greatest motivation of all."
"I will nominate the Critical Slide Society. Those guys are really good guys, and are doing their own thing out in Australia. It's cool to see their collective of contributors always adding good photography, art, film, events, and the like on the other side of the world." - Ryan Tatar
"I'd like to recommend to surfblogdom the very talented, prolific and well-known Mr. Lightner. Kyle has been doing his thing for a while now and, deservedly, has a strong following of fans and friends. His eye is unique and trigger-finger happy as he shoots his way to the top. His work inspires. " -Surfbird
Ryan Tarter's Shakas & Single Fins has quickly become one of my daily must sees. Packed with surf stoke and grainy analog photography, it has something every day to get me stoked. Long live the Cape Fear Kooks! Enjoy.
Around since 2005 Sissy Fish was one of the first blogs to inspire me. I found it and kept coming back for more. CHUM - Painter, illustrator and scribe holed up in the Pacific Northwest runs a tight blog. Thanks for all the good Blogg'n CHUM. Enjoy.
Surfy Surfy is your daily source for surf stoke centered around custom surfboards. Surfy Surfy celebrates the belief that surfboards should be handmade by surfers for surfers.
Surfy Surfy is the granddaddy of all surf blogs. J.P. St. Pierre, of Moonlight Glass, does a great job with this site. A day doesn't go by that we don't look at. Enjoy.
Today's featured blog is Look & Sea , a blog by filmmaker and all around inspiring guy Nathan Oldfield. His blog is one of my favorites. His images are amazing and his writing is top notch. Enjoy.
god/surf, fragments and other revelations
-
My current collection of work titled *god/surf *is rooted in
my origins as a painter but this new body of work has taken
on a different form of content a...
Square bob surf sled!
-
JL- 6'1" x 190lbs.-
with his new 5'0" x 201/4" x 3 1/8"
sled bob jib square...
Or whatever fits in the moment!
1st session feedback: quoted;
"Duuuuuuud...