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merv larson : the
new adam, 1970
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Merv Larson, the new Adam, gets compressed from the excessive "G" forces of this typically radical bottom turn. The surf-ski at work at Rincon. |
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58
Merv in the
middle of a flailing,
windmill 360° turn. |
Strobes flashing, Larson carves far out on the shoulder. Photos: Glenn Fye. |
Merv Larson's
deep scars may never heal from this Rincon wall.
Photo: Glenn Fye.
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Focus
Page 77Gerry Lopez
opens up a track in the side of one of the thickest,
heaviest Pipeline waves of the winter. He was eaten. (Brewer) Page 82 Bill Hamilton
racing under the perilous threat of Velzyland's
hungry teeth. (Brewer)
Page 94
Jock Sutherland
on one of his more casual bottom turns this
particular day at V-land. (Brewer)
Page 95
Vinnie Bryan
at Pipeline backdoor, foot in the slot
and high out of the water he flys. (Brewer) |
Page 80 Jock Sutherland carving his initials into a Pupekea face. (Brewer) Page
84
Keith Paull like a rubber bird airborne in the Makaha backwash. (Brewer) |
#18. Stockton Avenue (1966)
#33
Nat Young at Sunset Beach (1969)
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#27. Greenough Tube.
(1967, Russell Hughes, Pt. Cartwright) #38 Tom Stone Tube
(1970)
Later a cover photo. |
Page 1 Hobie
Surfboards
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Page 2 WaveSet:
Greenough Hollow
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Page 9 Keyo Surfboards: Fin Box |
Page 30 Grg
Noll Sbs: Johnny Fain.
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Page 96 Surfboards
Australia, San Diego.
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Page 127 |
Page 134 |
Surfer Volume 11 Number 2 May 1970 First Annual End of the World Issue. Cover:
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