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or there's sitting on the roof if you can see the sea from your roof and lighting up, meditating wavesummoning and laughing a little. maybe taking your surfboard up, too!

clif, i run a bath and sit in with a tallie and a collection of short stories or poems. then i keep drinking when i get out, and keep reading. drink a lot and read a lot, until i pass out. usually there's surf the next day.

not to mention a surfing lover!

this thread has been a revelation for me! i can feel myself becoming a born-again surf-mag lover!!!

been marvelous watching this thread grow!

woo to archipelagos!

speaking of getting away from bali, how's this email a mate just sent me from somewhere in indo. looking forward to his next one in a fortnight. 'heading out to x tonight, on a piece-of-shit ferry that just came to port in y this morning. two french guys on it said the surf has been huge, and they t...

woo to every famous spot in bali still having secret moments!

woo to glassy days on the west side in the wet season!

oh man that just reminded me, if the swell's right up on christmas day there's a spot where rabbit got a ten-second barrel on the east side. see if you can get onto that before dawn, be your best christmas present ever.

if surf's flat and you want to roll, scandal towards the end of jalan dhyana pura offers perfect darkness and incredible noise from dawn to late morn. then the moon rises in denpasar towards midday, there you can keep rolling, rolling, rolling on down to benoa towards the real sunset, and all over a...

exquisite meaninglessness! all that education has made you a master of the art, clif!!!

you ought to read this article in transworld surf, surfscracking: http://www.transworldsurf.com/surf/feat ... 14,00.html

If someone close to you, someone you love, appears to be suffering from depression, what should you do?

The shot of Masato was taken by Hiroko Taniuchi and appears on the Wave Check page of the Grace surf shop website. I linked the lineup shot from the Wave Check page of the Nonkey surf shop website.

This shot from yesterday shows Masato Watanabe, a Kamogawa surfer ten years too young to have known Akatei. Instead he grew up surfing the fifty-metre stretch of sand between two lines of tetrapods known as Seaside, which every now and then, every now and then, has a left that pitches like this one....

Kamogawa still gets good on its day, just in different spots and in different ways, never so consistently as it used to at Akatei. Yesterday, for example.

Der, and here I was wondering what connection Joe had to Monavale.