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Greenough Exibit and Article

Post by S.Kneel »

Home page of Wetsand.Com has a great
article and exibit on Greenough.
Telling those that didn't know , that one
of the most influential surfers of all time
rode kneeboards and mats. 8)
Worth a look!
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Thanx for the heads up.
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this is worth checking out.......thanks ....... 8)
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Lowrider, thanks for putting up the link. :)
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It was a Greenough exhibit at the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum about 18 months ago that pulled me up to my knees from my belly. The boards I ride do not resemble George's, but his approach to surfing alternative vehicles opened my eyes to different approaches to wave riding than I had been exposed to when I was young. Kneeriding had faded by the time I hit the surf initially in the 80's. It seems to be blossoming again here in the 21st century.
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Post by hart »

JackG wrote:
It was a Greenough exhibit at the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum about 18 months ago that pulled me up to my knees from my belly
Hey Jack :D

you know, it was a similar thing that brought me down to my knees, from standing up :shock:

..after seeing Greenough, that is :idea:

It happened to be in the last Century for me..but you have witnessed it NOW

Something IS still happening

:D :D

keep the rope tight, boys and girls..life is a tug-of-war of many kinds

:!:

with every regard, from OZ :)

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Post by WillP »

Jack the same thing happened for me except that it was Joel Mayer (Photog) and not GG. I remember seeing Joel's "Late late show" at Haggertys and that was enough to convert a young longboarder to kneeriding. He absolutely KILLED IT at Hags back then! Nobody took of steeper or deeper than Joel.

Hey guys let's get Joel back in the water.


WILL

P.s. Those GG articles kept me from working today. I think I spent at least 3 hours researching GG today.
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