Bookmark this one for night time or weekend viewing. Lemonyip Living is a 20 minute short film that sets itself apart with fantastic filmwork, editing, music, and of course surfing.

A short film by Patagonia narrated by Kohl Christensen that looks at a swell in January where the paddle in revival broke new ground. For two consecutive days the new breed of big wave surfers put themselves and their oversized 10 foot plus boards into parts of Pe'ahi never before traversed.

Never mind your deluxe Maldives and Mentawai jaunts, Phil Jarratt chose a slightly less exotic destination for his most recent surf trip. What it lacked in mod-cons it balanced with a whole heap of heart.

Benji Brand with a quarter mile speed burn down the point. The wave works up a head of steam after 30 seconds, hits powerband around the minute mark, and goes into hyperspace somewhere around 1:30.

"I loathe selling them because they all have a story to tell." It's the lament of the reluctant board seller. The anguished fellow whose collection is the result of years of effort, which epitomises his passion for the craft and for surfing's rich history, and which equates to a shed load of coin...and now he has to sell it.