The surfing culture of the ‘50s and ‘60s is closely tied to imagery of Hawaii and Southern California, with palm tree-lined beaches, brightly colored convertibles and long piers stretching into the Pacific. Northern California’s waves, by many people’s standards, leave something to be desired. In his book A Brief Commentary on the Hare Creek Surfers, […]
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