Andrew Crockett and Dick Hoole are currently selling mint condition back issues of The Australian Surfers Journal. Printed between 1998 and 2000 with Phil Jarratt at the helm they feature premium quality content with an Australian focus.
It wasn't just who was in the water, however, but the juicy subplots at play: the two remaining World Title aspirants duking it out at big Cloudbreak, the site of a match up they had earlier in the year. So who got the best of it, Mick or Kelly?
It wasn't just who was in the water, however, but the juicy subplots at play: the two remaining World Title aspirants duking it out at big Cloudbreak, the site of a match up they had earlier in the year. So who got the best of it, Mick or Kelly?
If there's one thing you can count on in modern surfing, it's this: when big waves break the real turbulence hits, not at the moment of impact, but a few days afterward when the media steps into the fray.
Maui's Ian Walsh scored his first - and last - professional surfing victory at Sunset Beach eight years ago. Today, back at Sunset in a near-perfect performance, he showed he is clearly one of the most talented surfers to ever emerge from Hawaii.
Less than a week after the recent groundbreaking XXL swell smashed into Europe, a second XXL swell is on target for the region.
"What would you do? You've got a brother, are you gonna fuck him over for your own journalistic ambitions? What would you do..?"
Uncharted Waters is a fan's film – straight up. It makes no pretense of being otherwise. When you're a grommet you get your idol's autograph, when you're older, and if you have the means and the talent, you make a documentary about them. And that's what Craig Griffin has done.
