Surfing Life

ISSUE 369: SUMMER

Jingeri Jimbelung [Hello, my friends]. This heartfelt greeting is in the Yugambeh language of the Kombumerri people, one of nine Original clans in the Gold Coast region.

Every quarterly publication features six pillars: and . Teeming with impressive imagery and stimulating stories (warning: the “Surviving Death” article is intense—made my stomach churn, yet I couldn’t put it down!), as well as surfing’s historical wax-ball) surf culture to enj-. Yep, we add this kinda cringe-worthy Dad-inspo witticisms, too, for the crusty barnacle crew.

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