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Riders of the storm: Mid North Coast awash as history repeats
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Out of the past
March 9, 1896
There still might be a baseball club in Sidney this summer. Those interested are requested to meet in the county recorder’s office next week. The main goal will be the raising of sufficient funds for the season. -
The Sidney Electric Railway will become a reality. The company is issuing stock to those interested. Please see Charles Timeus. You will need to pay 10% of the stock price down immediately. The work of securing the right of way will begin as early as next week.
100 years ago
March 9, 1921
There is a new painting company in town. It is the Peter Cook and Sons partnership. They have erected a shop at 725 North Oak Avenue, east of the Buckeye Churn Plant. The men will engage in the painting of autos.
Luke Gartside
In current times, it’s hard to resist feeling nostalgic for the heady days of global surf travel.
So, we’re encouraging you to indulge it enthusiastically with our ongoing series of discovery stories from some of the world’s most prolific surf explorers, running all this winter here on the Wavelengthmag.com
The first edition featured Indo pioneer Martin Daly, followed up by legendary filmmaker Jack McCoy and today, it’s the turn of John Callahan, photographer, writer and modern surf explorer extraordinaire.
Loosely speaking, the history of surf discovery exists in two distinct chapters; before and after the internet. Finding new spots in the first relied on nouse, luck and the ability to spend long periods of time pottering about between tropical islands and traversing coastlines off the beaten track.
Luke Gartside
In current times, it’s hard to resist feeling a nostalgia for the heady days of global surf travel.
So, we’re encouraging you to indulge it enthusiastically with our ongoing series of discovery stories from some of the world’s most prolific surf explorers, running all this winter here on the Wavelengthmag.com
The first edition featured Martin Daly and today we’ve got Jack McCoy, described by many as the world’s premier surf filmmaker, with a career spanning over 4 decades.
Photos: (L) via sportshutters & (R) By Art Brewer via EOS
Born in LA and raised in Hawaii, Jack spent his youth organising surf film screenings, before moving to Australia in the early ‘70s to shoot stills and write stories for Tracks. He discovered the wonders of Bali’s Bukit before the masses, coaxing Gerry Lopez and Jeff Hakman out for their first trip in ‘74 with a photo of an Uluwatu spinner pinned to the wall of his restaurant. Soon after, Jack swapped his stills camer
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