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Even those who've never stepped onto beach sand likely identify surfing's rawness - untamed nature, waves, currents - with a sort of eco-purity.
Peter Hanlon: Fine Art Surfboards. Made From Trash. Peter Hanlon 2011
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It's pretty tough to spend a lot of time in the surf zone, salt water in your mouth and god-knows-what underneath your board, without succumbing to surfing's inherent sense of environmental activism.
Peter Hanlon: Fine Art Surfboards. Made From Trash. Peter Hanlon 2011
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Mr. Irons was surfing's three time consecutive world champion from 2002 to 2004, and was inducted into the Surfing Hall of Fame in 2003.
Andy Irons dies: pro surfer was 32 T. Rees Shapiro 2010
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In the 1920s and '30s, the Waikiki beach boys—a gang of handsome wave-riders that included surfing's founding father Duke "The Big Kahuna" Kahanamoku—were throwing wild shore-side parties with visiting Hollywood stars like Bing Crosby.
Endless Summer 2012
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While many elaborate X Games events have found New York a strong but cost prohibitive market, maybe surfing's controlled costs for execution can play in their favor as well.
Joe Favorito: In the Midst of a Cold Winter, Quiksilver Yells "Surf's Up" Joe Favorito 2011
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Now kite-surfing equipment packs smaller and costs less than wind surfing's, the skills are easier to learn, the speed is as great — greater in light winds — and it can be done on land in the form of kite-karting.
There's Nothing So Old as the Recently New Matt Ridley 2011
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As surfing's popularity has grown, Kamehameha Highway — a two-lane stretch with rolling farmland and defunct plantations on one side and the swelling Pacific Ocean on the other — today feels like the set of a surfing film.
Chilling Out in Oahu 2010
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Anticipating a biography of surfing's dark prince, Miki "da Cat" Dora, Sheila Weller resurrects the rebellious ride of America's first wave-catchers, whose passion sent some to celebrity, some to jail, and a few to their graves.
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Always remember this, Larry: surfing's a dedication.
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"He embodied surfing's rebel heart," says Mr. Rensin.
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