Author Archives: Gerry Lopez
Remembering a World Before Plastic Pollution
Tuesday, May 15th, 2012
The splendid waves of G-Land were a surf paradise beyond compare. And it opened my eyes to how quickly an absolutely pristine, totally natural place can become a mess. Plastic is a problem for all of us.
The Buddy
Tuesday, March 27th, 2012
One day, out of the blue, Buddy Dunphy announced, “Let’s make our own boards.” A few days later, we had new surfboards to ride. The total cost was about $15 for each board.
A Big Score
Tuesday, January 3rd, 2012
One of the sad things about surfing is that the best memories are fleeting. Sometimes when the focus is so intense, the concentration so great, it seems as though they don’t even get recorded.
A Letter to Surfers of Gaza and Israel
Tuesday, March 29th, 2011
Life, like the ocean, doesn’t hold still for anyone. It’s constantly moving. If we don’t move with it, life passes us by.
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