

Weekly Image
Garth Robinson
Mon, 30th Aug, 2010
Garth Robinson keeps the surfing culture real in JBay South Africa. His works are now online at switch-foot.com
Garth has a website with art, Jeffereys Bay inspired images, classic tee shirts and more at JBAY
Books
Sketch Holiday
With Wisdom & Art From:
Tom Wegener, Dick Hoole, Peter Drouyn, Albe Falzon, George Greenough, Peter Crawford, Justin Crawford, Nigel Arnison, Jacob Stuth, Laurie Mcguiness, Dan Merkel, Harry Daily, Sketch Holiday, Harry the Hat, Beau Young, Bob Mctavish, Dick Van Straalen, Chris Brock, Jim Banks, Terepai Richmond, Gary Birdsall, Steve Cooney, Antony Colas, Von Weirdo, David Rastovich, Mex Sumpter, Mal Sutherland, Marea Ryan, Lawrence Eastland, Alex Kopps, Band of Frequencies, Sol Carroll, Ash Grunwald, Oj Newcomb, Afro Dizzi Act, Andrew Crockett, Daniel Crockett, John Eldridge, Dave Milnes, Luke Wright, Ryan Heywood, Soup Design, Daryn McBride, Eddie Sawden, Mick Hughes, Rusty Miller, Cyrus Sutton, Matt Yates and Sea surfboards.

Blog
Since 'Morse Code has been updated, we have thrown away the .--. . -. and grabbed a keyboard and computer.
This page will be updated daily with musings on surf culture, music that is keeping us stoked, gardening tips, photographer profiles, films, art and artists, people in the switch-foot book, surfboard shapers and whatever else you send us.
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Chris Prestige is shooting some nice photo’s and he sent some in to us.This link goes to his flikr account and page 4 has some nice surfing content.

Simon Jones is making some fine re-creations of Michael Peterson’s 70’s surfboards.

Pascal Dattler was injured by a pointy nose surfboard at Byron Bay’s ‘the pass’ surfspot, he nearly died and now has metal plates in his head….for life.
In Pascal’s case it was a board with a pointed fibreglass tip that crushed straight through his skull Mr Dattler (father) said.
We say: It wont be long until the pointed nose surfboard is seen as a fashion accessory of the past.
Kooky Cornwall camera angles
another angle seashepherd boat being destroyed by Japanese whalers
Paul Watson: “Australia needs to send a naval vessel down here as soon as possible to protect both the whales and the Australian citizens working to defend these whales,” said Steve Irwin Chief Cook Laura Dakin of Canberra. “This is Australian Antarctic Territorial waters and I see the Japanese whalers doing whatever they want with impunity down here without a single Australian government vessel anywhere to be found. Peter Garrett, I have one question for you: Where the bloody hell are you?”
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