Over a week and probably 1,000 miles have passed since my last rambling, time which has seen Spain, my first published piece in the Guardian and my birthday come and go. After Zarautz we swung by San Sebastian to find it was (pretty much) closed for winter; then we hoofed it across the top of Spain, speeding by Mundaka, Rodiles and other world-class waves as the drizzle descended, taking the swell with it.
One California Day
Mark Jeremias and Jason Baffa talk about their new project, ‘One California Day’.
First there was paradise
Sri Lanka’s Arugam Bay is rebuilding itself after the devastation of the tsunami.
Living the dream, on credit
Johnny Abegg proves that a relentlessly positive outlook can see you through the toughest times.
The joys of forward trim
Chris Preston chats to the best shaper you've never heard of, Tim Mason, about hulls and flex.
The art of beautiful living
Rebel wave riders blakkbox are on a mission to enlighten the West to the culture of the Middle East.
Ions: a breath of fresh air
Do the ions in sea air improve the health of surfers? Rhiannon Buck weighs up all the arguments.
