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Beneath the Surface: Learn the truth behind a photo shoot, paddle the world’s deepest canyon, take the last descent of the Blue Nile, get pitted in the Galapagos Islands and discover the science of why the beach is so good for you…

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Continental Shelf

In Darwin’s Footsteps
Alexid Deniel continues the evolution of the species S. Paddlerus in the Galapagos Islands.

Beneath the Surface
The stoke equation must be balanced; so who’s left with the bill after an epic photoshoot?

Who is Vilayta?
Maybe the biggest underground charger you’ve never heard of…

After Winter
Blinking into the half-light, Finn Mullen emerges from his cave to gorge on hearty beachbreak bowls.

Silent Running
From the lighthouse to the pier in land-of-lefts, Pacasmayo, Peru.

Abyssal Plain

The Last Descent
The Blue Nile is about to be changed forever by a huge dam. Charlie Head makes one final run of the mighty river.

The Next Day
If you never go to a beach because ‘it’s always flat’ how do you know what it’s like when the swell hits?

Nepal
The Kali Gandaki Gorge is the deepest canyon in the world. Ben Longhurst paddles it.

Paradise Found
What’s 12 hours from London, has more waves than you can shake a paddle at, drives on the left and serves fantastic seafood?

Ocean Trench

Paddle Science
Thalassotherapy is a word you don’t hear often but likely know the meaning of very well.

A bit about
Planetary wind systems, and how to predict local weather effects without ever looking at a forecast again.

Test Reports
A smash and grab of the latest boards to market from JP, Naish, Riber, Red Paddle Co, RRD, Smik and Starboard.

The Close Out
Remember that time you’d paddled so far you had to spend the night in a funeral parlour?

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