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Tom Wegener Interview

“The Clark Foam era of surfboards was at a low point in surf
history and the ultimate in un-sustainability. When a master craftsman
makes something it should last a long time.” - Tom Wegener interview on phorasia.org.

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A SUPer got his finger chopped off at Cardiff Reef this morning. The locals there can be really gnarley, just so's you's know's.
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I miss me some summer.
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Clayfin has been cranking out the clay fins again, and they're beautiful.
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"I took the most excellent hit of my life." -Malibu.
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The cleanest line has lots of Tom Wegener footage up right now. Thanks Kasey.
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This great La Times article is appropriately titled, "Surfing still shapes Gerry Lopez's life".
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Gear purchased from Project Blue goes to help the oceans. It's a great way to buy boardies.
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A hard edge releases flow, a soft edge holds. Surfboard builders have known this forever. Why are car designers just now figuring this out?
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Rasta got one of the Grain Surfboard guys to fly out and help him build a board in front of Pipe. I bet whoever got that email at Grain promptly deleted it, bought a plane ticket and told his partner he was going out for a sandwich.
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I 2/3rds love how dusty Baja is. When I'm home I love it. When I first get where I'm going I still love it, the day I'm leaving, I'm not so stoked on it.
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