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Early surfboard builders and shapers had to develop their own techniques and rely mainly on local materials. Some evolved into well known names while others faded into the sunset. It is the local builders and shapers, then and now, that give our surfing heritage its' heart, soul and character. When considering acquiring your next board, consider how a local verses farmed board will affect our heritage. |
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All trade and service marks, names and other commercial insignia ("marks") are displayed in this work for purposes of research and reference only. Such marks remain the property of the original owner or assignee thereof, and may not be reproduced or otherwise used for commercial purposes without the express permission of that owner or assignee. |
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Drop in any time. Andy Anderson, Editor |
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