"Roll on, thou deep and dark blue Ocean -- roll!
Ten thousand fleets sweep over thee in vain;
Man marks the earth with ruin -- his control"
Lord Byron.
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About Me
- PAPA NUI
- Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia
- This forum is an opportunity for me to shoot shit on my favourite topics, namely surfing, board design, WWII military stuff, beachcombing and grass shack living and lets not forget vintage clothing and lots of other off beat and interesting stuff. I would love to be able respond to your comments and views so please take the time to include your email address in any correspondence. Write me, rocket_ace47@hotmail.com
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Like Joyce Says, "The 01YMP1C5 are BOGUS!" - the forthcoming 2028 Los Angeles circus stop in my neck of the woods is going to benefit few of the regular surfers. i'll try to take some before , durin...
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ACL x RIVAY - Over the past few years, I've been wearing a lot of Rivay and have noticed just how often I reach for the brand. The one thing I wanted that wasn't in the ...4 months ago
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FOR SALE: 1950s MONTGOMERY WARD ENGINEER BOOTS - Continuing my efforts of scaling down before our move and so here's my next offering. Original pair of 1950s Montgomery Ward Engineer Boots with the most ...
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Josh Sorheim's Custom Warpath Belt - Josh Sorheim is one of the most talented guys I know so I was thrilled when he asked me to put together a custom Warpath Leather Goods belt for him. He sin...
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Rhinestones… FOR MEN - If you feel strong and virile but love the rhinestone brooches of your girlfriend. If you want one shiny old jewel on collar of your faded denim jacket...
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future posts will be at hydrodynamica.wordpress.com - From now on I will be posting on hydrodynamica.wordpress.com please visit: https://hydrodynamica.wordpress.com10 years ago
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1940s Civilian Aviator's B-2 flight jacket - This vintage jacket was made in Kansas City, Missouri, as a civilian version of the US army B-2 Flight jacket, issued in the early 1930s, and replaced by t...
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Autumn/Winter 2015 invite! - If you wish to attend! RSVP to the email on the invite before guest list closes.
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Warpath belt...again - With Matt, it's start like this...I found a buckle...and Matt make the job!
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Limited Prints - With the shipping of the second Edition of Home Is Where You Park It!, I thought it would be time to release some images from the book as well as a few oth...10 years ago
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Introducing David Town - Last year I had the pleasure of meeting a new friend and colleague, David Town. David is from Bend Oregon. The day we met, David had been surfing at S...
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On the Chinese clothing industry - I've recently published a book on the Chinese clothing industry, available here. Also, as this blog is now in resting, you can instead follow me on Twitter.
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Strip Shot #14 - *I tend to do a lot of poking around on Facebook these days and am constantly amazed at the great stuff that gets posted. Doug Grieve shared his photo t...
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“Now I wanna dance, I wanna win. I want that trophy, so dance good…” - In a role originally meant for the actor Michael Madsen, John Travolta breaks out his Trademark Disco Moves perfected in films like “Saturday Night Fever” ...12 years ago
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Old Hawaiian's Drinking Songs - Good morning, Vietnam! Sob o meu ponto de vista, o que mais satisfaz alguém que estuda a história (não necessariamente do surf, mas dos demais assuntos exi...
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Lady Kensington, Canucks and Europe - Now well into fall I am behind on my orders. Part of the struggle of Read More..12 years ago
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The New Website is Up!! Craftworkwear.com - Thats right kiddies. Its all right there. Blog, news, shopping. . . the whole enchilada. Craftworkwear.com14 years ago
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Tumble - Coincidences. I was walking through mid-levels tonight, looking for somewhere for dinner. My new Gaziano Girling's came unstuck from the Hong Kong pavement...14 years ago
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