Surfing Life

THE DROP

he ocean is the pulse of our planet. Coastal communities from continents all over the world connect to this blue-tinted energy. But beyond the surface, another force brews: culture. Its boundaries are fluid—limitless. Future surfers will add to it. Past legends and their jarring tales enhance the mix. And today’s frothers keep it alive and evolving.

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