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Vintage Surf meet 2019 coming soon !
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Gwyn Haslock , a lovely lady . She's had more surfs than most of us have had hot dinners.
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Written by Mark Mayers ‘ ’In 1964 Larry Gordon and Floyd Smith began using a combination of maple wood and fibreglass reinforced epoxy to... -
I was lucky to find this Cosmic skateboard in my local 2nd hand shop. Cosmic, based in Penzance, were big producers of surf leashes throug... -
I'm going to start off this year with one of my best finds from last year. It came about when a lady called Tiki emailed me with pho... -
Living near to St Ives you'd think I would stumble on the odd Atlantic every so often, but no they remain very elusive. Atlantic was a ... -
Above - Fred Bickers This is one of the best (or maybe only ?) articles about Bickers, straight from the horses mouth, written by John... -
This is a great condition singlefin by Windjammer , from around '83 and made in Braunton ,North Devon . It could be inspired by the ... -
The date of the Vintage Surf meet is fast approaching, and lovely boards across the country are being dusted off and cleaned up in readin... -
2007 Burleigh heads single fin classic, and here below is a link to this years one - http://vimeo.com/56858618
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