An East Coast Surfer’s Quest for Gulf Wax
Growing up in the sixties, there was no such thing as surf wax. Surfers either robbed and melted down all of mom’s candles, or they broke down and bought some Gulf Wax.
Author Archive for Marion Stratford
Marion Stratford is a freelance writer from Jacksonville Beach, Florida. A surfer for 45 years, he has covered surfing as a correspondent for the Florida Times-Union and is currently a National Surfing Examiner with Examiner.com.
When Surfboards Defined A Society
Imagine your surfboard defining your place in society. In Ancient Hawaii, it did.
Jul 20, 2010 | 0 comments | View Post
Surfing: The Sport Of Kings
Surfing was once the sport of Hawai’ian kings, and involved different types of boards and surfing styles. Hawai’ian surfboards were even restricted by class.
Jul 17, 2010 | 0 comments | View Post
