Egg Hunt ’09

Scattered around the net are dozens of freshly colored eggs I’d like to add to the quiver. I could’ve probably found a few dozen on Surfy Surfy  and Shipworm alone, but figured I should hunt a bit more and see what I could find. Picking up from last year’s egg hunt, here’s another dozen that won’t stink up your living room:
 

5 fin Bonzer Eggs shaped by Malcolm Campbell.
Mango Yellow 7’6″ x 21 3/8″ x 2 3/4″
Red 7’2″ x 21″ x 2 11/16″
Slate Blue 7’0″ x 21″ x 2 5/8″
Found On: Surfy Surfy
 

7’6 Fineline Eggy Single
Found on: Shipworm & Gribble
 

6’6 Infinity Egg by Gary Larson
Found (on Sale):  Swaylocks

 

5’6″-6’6″ Huevo Diablo by Austin Surfboards
Found on: Austin Surfboards

 

Single fin Frye Egg
Found on: Hole in the Hall 
 

Gary Hanel 6’6″ Egg
Found on: Surfy Surfy

Junod 6’0 Single Fin Egg (Bottom Right)
Found in:  Mr. Fladung’s Quiver

Glossy Egg
Found on: Form<->Function’ Flickr

5′8″ Egg w/ poplar deck and balsa bottom
Found on: Nine Lights Surfboards

 

Custom Shapes Trippy egg
SURFBOARDS DÖJÖ
Found on: Custom Shapes

Happy Hunting…

Life Rolls On Returns to the Jersey Shore – June 28th

They Will Surf Again, a no-cost program underwritten by Life Rolls On and generous sponsors, is the flagship program of Life Rolls On. TWSA utilizes a surfing experience to push the boundary of possibility for those with SCI.

Injured athletes from around the country gather together for a day of surfing. Some have not surfed since their injury, some have never surfed, some surf all the time despite their varying mobility.

TWSA connects dozens of volunteers (roughly a 7:1 volunteer to surf ratio is needed), with a handful of injured individuals, together for a day of excitement, joy, and best of all, surf! Safety precautions and experienced watermen (and women), along with lifeguards are always present. No prior surfing experience is necessary.

Click here for more information on the event, and how to get involved.

Click here to register for the event.

Post on the NYS Message Board.

Rich Price and Maritime Surf

Maritime Surf of Long Beach, New York announced that they will now be distributing Rich Price Surf Designs. From Maritime Surf:

“For over thirty years Rich has been one of the the East Coast’s leading shapers. Under the Natural Art label, and now thru RPD, he has shaped boards for many top pro’s and his boards have been proven in conditions all around the world.

Rich is an old friend of Maritime’s and we are honored to have him join our lineup of top quality, handcrafted, AMERICAN MADE surfboards.”

For more information, visit www.maritimesurf.com, and for more on RPD, visit Rich Price Surf Designs.

NYC Premiere of Thomas Campbell’s “The Present”

 

Thomas Campbell’s new surf film “The Present” will have its NYC Premiere at Anthology Film Archives on April 28th, with show times at 7pm and 9pm.

Join the boys and girls at Mollusk NYC for a pre-screening party on Monday, April 27th from 7-11pm, with music by the Mattson 2. Limited edition prints and Art will be exhibited and for sale. Cookout and extra projections weather permitting.

LNG Island Public Meeting in Rockaway – 4/19

The Maritime Admin & Coast Guard extended the scoping period 30 days due to massive requests, and have scheduled a meeting on Sunday, April 19th from 2pm-6pm for the public to attend. This one is going to be crucial.

Location:
PS 114 Belle Harbor School
400 Beach 135th Street
R0ckaway, NY

Message board post

For more information, please visit the following links:
http://www.cleanoceanaction.org/
http://www.surfrider.org/nyc/
http://www.surfridercli.org/
http://www.surfriderli.org/

(Photo lifted from Surfline)

Unsound Online

Unsound Surf Shop in Long Beach recently launched their new online store with boards, apparel and dry goods available. They are updating the site daily with new spring products, and many other items are on sale (including wetsuits).

Free shipping to anywhere in NY. So check it out.

Also, look for a new site launch this spring.

Matt Clark Interview with Vincent Laforet

Matthew Clark interviews accomplished photog Vincent Laforet on his recent work with Jamie O’Brien, the new Red Camera Technology, and surf photography.

Vincent Laforet is ranked as one of the best photographers working today and was named one of the top 100 most influential photographers of 2005 by American Photo magazine. His photographs can drop a jaw, make the photo enthusiast squeal, and spawn conversation between strangers viewing in galleries. From National Geographic to Sports Illustrated and many between, his visions have been reproduced on a variety of substrates for our viewing pleasure. Along with four other photographers, Vincent was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in Feature Photography for his post-9/11 coverage overseas in 2002. He’s been one of a handful of people to work with the RED High Definition video cameras and has been testing out this new camera equipment with Jamie O’Brien at Pipeline in Hawaii.

Continue Reading the Interview with Vincent Laforet

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