Homemade boards in Cape Town by Langaree and Walker
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Homemade boards in Cape Town by Langaree and Walker
Can't believe these guys were risk this before the KOTA, but I guess not a problem now.
In the early days we made some big wide boards out of plywood for light conditions, but it was really hard to avoid catching the front tip, just like them, but in far less intense conditions. DAMMIT I miss Cape Town.
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