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Nova Scotia, Comfortable isolation
Noosa Noseriding champion Christian Wach never imagined he would swap his southern Californian surf sessions for some hardcore waves in the frozen waters of Nova Scotia, but he discovered that sacrificing a few degrees means you can have the ocean all to yourself...

Pop culture hangover
Al Knost is one of the more quirky people you’re likely to meet in the line-up, but he’s one of the best sliders around. He’s travelled the world over, ridden in many modern surf classics and has a close connection with a scene far removed from the modern marketplace hustle. Ryan Tatar tracked him down with his project partner Tyler Manson and gave us an insight into his freshest work.

Magical secret
Jeff Divine remembers the time when surfers were akin to outlaws and his photographs capture a life that makes us long for a time warp back to the days of uncrowded line-ups, good vibes and barefoot living.

Searching for the new cool
As a teenager Cyrus Sutton made an impression on the international film circuit with his 2003 breakthrough movie Riding Waves. Now the EMMY® award-winning documentary maker has turned his attention to the divergent surf scenes of Australia’s Gold Coast and Byron Bay.

Harry Daily
Andrew Crockett and Californian artist Harry Daily collaborated on Crockett’s sumptuous ‘Switchfoot’ book back in 2006. They caught up recently during a chance meeting back in the UK.

Life swap
After 10 years living the dream in Costa Rica, Andy Seidensticker left it all behind to run Resin8’s Chinese factory. Drift wanted to know what prompted him to take such a radical change of direction.

Eco worrier
From his quest to save the ocean’s mammals to his practice of spurning food and speech on Tuesdays, Dave Rastovich’s alternative lifestyle makes him quintessential soul surfer.

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Check out the gallery space, showcasing new talent, Eco news from around the globe, join in our competition with Pure Vacations to win a holiday to South Africa for two, and check out what's going on online. All in this issue of Drift Magazine.

  Surfing headlines

Hundreds attend SAS POW action

 

Surfers gather to protect Jurassic break

 

SAS publishes new guidance for offshore renewables

[The Gathering.] [The Gathering] [SAS report cover]

Over 350 surfers from across the nation joined SAS and ABBA and paddled out at Kimmeridge Bay on International Surfing Day.

Surfers Against Sewage’s new campaign Protect Our Waves is having its first action, The Gathering, in association with local campaign group Access BroadBench Association

Surfers Against Sewage has published their new guidance for offshore renewable developers today, World Ocean Day, as the first act within the new Protect Our Waves (POW) campaign.

Surfers celebrate as mermaid’s tears stop falling

 

Costa Rica finishes in top ten

 

Costa Rica team make energetic start

[SAS with Paul Jukes of BPF] [Carlos Munoz finishes #9 Photo: Billy Watts] [Danny Bishko by Carlos Noel]

Clean water campaigners from Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) were joined by a mermaid in celebrating a campaign victory today, World Environment Day, with the release of the British Plastic Federation’s (BPF) Operation Clean Sweep (OCS) guidance manual.

Carlos Muñoz of Esterillos made history at this event as the Latino who went the furthest in these Heats, going all the way to Round 8 of repercharge and finishing ranked #9 in the Games Under 16.

The first representatives of the Costa Rica National Junior Surf Team entered the water today at Playa La FAE, Santa Elena, at the International Surfing Association World Junior Surfing Games.

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