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"Takes from the Pump" from Indoek- St. Augustine
Various St. Augustine surfers recall stories regarding Tory Strange's Surf Station over the years.
"Local Craftsmen- Shapers of St. Augustine" from Old City Life Volume 12 Issue 8
A survey of local board shapers, this article examines what makes the St. Augustine surfboard designing community unique.
"St. Cardiffstine- The St. A-Cali Connection" from Old City Life Volume 12 Issue 8
This article focuses on the connections between the St. Augustine and California surf communities through the travels of Zander Morton and Jimmy Wilson, both local surfers who have made a living within the industry.
"Waves of Nostalgia" from Old City Life Volume 12 Issue 8
This article discusses the history of the St. Augustine Beach Pier and the surfers who once rode the waves near it. Changing shorelines and storms have long since brought an end to the pier being a premier surf location, leaving only memories with…
"Oldest City Shapers" from Indoek- St. Augustine
This article explores the uniqueness of the St. Augustine surfboard shaping community, and includes interviews with Drew Bagett, Kevin Sullivant, and Kevin Mileski, among others.
"Full Service- History of the Surf Station" from Old City Life Volume 12 Issue 8
Tory Strange recalls how the Surf Station surf shop came to be, and how it has changed over the years.
"Bitchin' Breaks & Better Days- Mourning the Loss of Surf Spots of Yore" from Void Magazine
St. Augustine surfers Walter Coker and Tory Strange reflect on old surfing spots on Anastasia Island and at Vilano Beach, reminiscing on old friends and good times.
Statement by Rob Walters
Rob Walters offers his interpretation of St. Augustine's unique surf culture.
Statement by Frank Emerson
Frank Emerson discusses surfing at North Beach and Vilano Beach during winter storms in 1967-68.
