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from ISLAND-AID in West Sumatra
by Island Aid on Thursday, January 13
@ 10:15 PM
Monday Morning Wave:
Lagundri Bay, Nias. Photo : David Pu'u.
http://www.surfaidinternational.org
http://www.mentawai.com/aceh1.html
Earth is a living planet, and each of us is just a visitor
here. As surfers, our particular play is practiced along the
wild edge of where land and sea meet in dynamic dialogue. As
surfers, we know some of the dangers of the playground, but
none of us can predict the larger scale expressions of nature's
innate power. She reminds us by searing our consciousness with
her mighty and anonymous strength, and we return to the sea and
the waves at our own peril. Yet return we do.
(Drew Kampion)
The links above will take you to two surf-related aid groups
operating in the devastated islands off Sumatra. The much loved
surfing grounds of Nias, the Bandak Islands and Simeulue were
nearest to the centre of the Decmber 27th earthquake and the
last to be reached by any emergency teams. Money, practical
assistance and support are urgently needed.
We recommend that you follow these links to find out how you
can help, because in some way, we all can.
The Surfer's Path is the only "green" surf magazine - printed
on 100 percent postconsumer recycled paper (using no chlorine
bleach) with non-GMO soy inks.
Help us spread the stoke! Recommend Monday Morning Wave to a
friend with this link.
SWELL OF THE WEEK: EUROPE
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Lagundri Bay, Nias. Photo : David Pu'u.
http://www.surfaidinternational.org
http://www.mentawai.com/aceh1.html
Earth is a living planet, and each of us is just a visitor
here. As surfers, our particular play is practiced along the
wild edge of where land and sea meet in dynamic dialogue. As
surfers, we know some of the dangers of the playground, but
none of us can predict the larger scale expressions of nature's
innate power. She reminds us by searing our consciousness with
her mighty and anonymous strength, and we return to the sea and
the waves at our own peril. Yet return we do.
(Drew Kampion)
The links above will take you to two surf-related aid groups
operating in the devastated islands off Sumatra. The much loved
surfing grounds of Nias, the Bandak Islands and Simeulue were
nearest to the centre of the Decmber 27th earthquake and the
last to be reached by any emergency teams. Money, practical
assistance and support are urgently needed.
We recommend that you follow these links to find out how you
can help, because in some way, we all can.
The Surfer's Path is the only "green" surf magazine - printed
on 100 percent postconsumer recycled paper (using no chlorine
bleach) with non-GMO soy inks.
Help us spread the stoke! Recommend Monday Morning Wave to a
friend with this link.
SWELL OF THE WEEK: EUROPE
Visit wetsand.com for free global surf forcasts.
Subscription info: www.surferspath.com
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