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Drama, excitement, wisdom and abandon permeate surf history. Stories filled with surfing queens and menehune, sacred rituals and guardian sharks, holua races and life-or-death surf competitions float across the waves on the Kona coast. Take a journey with the authors; a Kona-grown Hawai'ian longboarder, and an Oregon-trained, Kona-seasoned bodyboarder, to some famous, some secret, all significant surf spots. Campbell and Donaldson uncovered unique surf lore embedded in each place, and Nalu o Kona is where they share their discoveries. Enjoy the ride…
Publish Date October 22, 2009
Dimensions Pocket 118 pgs Black and White printing (on cream uncoated paper)
Category Sports & Adventure
Tags hawaiian history, hawaiian surfing, hawaii, kona, surf
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palmtree7 says
This book reveals the authors' deep reverence and commitment to what makes surfing possible: the culture and natural environment in which the sport was spawned.
Mahalo for the beauty and wisdom -- and fun! -- that Keli and Krista have captured in their book. May readers be inspired to protect what makes surfing more than "just" another sport.
Great cover, too!
posted at 11:36pm Dec 17 PST
naluokona says
I am thrilled that you all are stoked about our Kona history. Please check out my web site at www.kristajoan.com
posted at 04:31pm Nov 18 PST
awmoran says
This just makes me feel good... awesome.
posted at 02:56pm Nov 08 PST
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posted at 01:34pm Nov 08 PST