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Surfing has been a passion of mine since my first successful ride. It’s one of the rare things in life where I can forget everything else and just enjoy the moment. I skipped my ten-year high school reunion because it landed on the weekend of a surf trip. I spend almost half the year going on four-day surf trips every other week. My accomplice on these trips is a longtime friend who got me into the sport. Since we go so often, we like to keep it simple, and cheap. It’s a three-hour drive to the coast, at which point we set up at a state-run campground for $20 a night. We each have a tent, small bag for clothes, our boards, and a cooler. These may sound like the bare essentials, but it’s still a lot to put into the back of an SUV, so we’re always looking for ways to lighten the load.
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© 2009 David Barnard, Joachim Bondo, Dan Burcaw, David Kaneda, Craig Kemper, Tim Novikoff, Chris Parrish, Brad Ellis, Keith Peters, Jürgen Siebert, Eddie Wilson
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Wilson, E. (2009). Snow Reports for the iPhone. In: Mark, D. (eds) iPhone User Interface Design Projects. Apress. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-2360-3_10
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