Bird's-eye-view of perfect, reeling, endless left tubes.
— Surfline (@surfline) September 19, 2021
Happy birthday to Duke Kahanamoku!
— International Surfing Association (@ISAsurfing) August 24, 2021
Duke was the ultimate ambassador of surfing, spreading the sport’s joy and aloha spirit around the globe. pic.twitter.com/8CTqgCFJCZ
SURFING EXPERIENCE & ABILITY TRANSFEROMETER VIGOR REVERSER pic.twitter.com/PbTBMAtkmW
— Batman 66 Labels (@BatLabels) June 18, 2021
Corey Colapinto always reminding us it’s important to enjoy the mellow days.
— World Surf League (@wsl) April 24, 2021
Video: Heidi Dyer pic.twitter.com/NvEbFp58Z8
Creating photography is my meditation. Here is my sweet and sassy friend @BrettyAnne being the best muse one summer day in Malibu.#filmisnotdead #filmphotography #dubblefilm pic.twitter.com/kZZwWn3Obt
— CC Flight (@CecilyFlight) March 19, 2021
The "Downing Style" as exhibited by eldest son Keone at Queens, May 4, 1963. Photograph by Clarence Maki. pic.twitter.com/o9CSLXqu2G
— The Surfer's Journal (@SurfersJournal) March 19, 2021
A history lesson and excerpt from Lauren Hill's book, 'She Surf'. #womenonwaves
— Surfline (@surfline) March 13, 2021
There's the one that got away, and the one you should've never even looked at. Seb Smart would probably consider this the latter. @VANS_Europe
— Vans Surf Team (@vanssurf) March 10, 2021
🎥 Nigel Aird pic.twitter.com/uoYJ7fAynZ
Today and every day, we celebrate women in our sport who are relentless. @Caroline_Marks3 #iwd
— World Surf League (@wsl) March 8, 2021
Video: Noah McPherson pic.twitter.com/xCV0bAW49o
Long Island, New York, February 17th. Air temperature: 28 degrees.
— Surfline (@surfline) February 21, 2021
📷: Ronnie Walker pic.twitter.com/AfFVGGGStZ
Dragging the trawler #impressionism #joaquinsorolla pic.twitter.com/SjPejdRcCQ
— Joaquín Sorolla (@artist_sorolla) February 13, 2021
As mentioned, the solid #pipelinevalentine swell continues to fill in and overload pretty much everywhere on the North Shore except Waimea Bay and the Outer Reefs.
— Surfline (@surfline) February 13, 2021
(Stay tuned for more on those, realtime updates: https://t.co/Tz0Jdv4kfR)
📷: Keoki Saguibo pic.twitter.com/dPzDVOVMvH
Meanwhile, Brazil has been pumping. Here’s Teahupoo’s meaner cousin near Rio over the weekend.
— Surfline (@surfline) February 8, 2021
🎥: Igor Hossman pic.twitter.com/9CIX7nMOD2
Respuesta de Editorial Planeta Uruguay: "Estuve mirando el argumento y prefiero que le lleve a otro colega para que la evalúe. Nosotros estamos un poco tapados de manuscritos y no podré darle una respuesta inmediata."
"Los Surfistas", ya está en el cajón con las demás...
Perfect waves, perfect lighting, what else could one ask for?
— World Surf League (@wsl) January 30, 2021
Surfer: Matt Dunsmore
Video: Spencer Frost Films pic.twitter.com/z6YvhGZMhr
Ocean acidification may make some species glow brighter via:https://t.co/OwXV9ADv1v #ocean #climatechange
— savingoceans (@savingoceans) January 14, 2021
Froth levels maximum in every regard.
— World Surf League (@wsl) January 11, 2021
Surfer: @_kaikea
Video: Clark Little pic.twitter.com/nc4GKJqCX6
Probably would've stuck it too, if he didn't hang in the air so damn long. Nathan Fletcher launching into space yesterday at Pipeline.
— Vans Surf Team (@vanssurf) January 5, 2021
🎥 Chad Christensen pic.twitter.com/TbXWYpGTYx
.@kai_lenny continues to amaze.
— World Surf League (@wsl) January 4, 2021
Video: Pedro Bala pic.twitter.com/JuFiqQPbeo
As surfers, from time to time we find ourselves on the front lines of emergency situations in the ocean. Such was the case earlier this week when Mikey Wright and @tylerGwright responded to a woman in distress on the North Shore. 👏
— World Surf League (@wsl) January 3, 2021
Read more, https://t.co/ie0ZfNdmHw. pic.twitter.com/TXMYh0kqOp
Is @JackRobinsonAus Sunset Pro ready? You tell us.
— World Surf League (@wsl) January 3, 2021
Video: Peter King pic.twitter.com/ws0YlwvVO8
Haleiwa: open for business.
— World Surf League (@wsl) January 2, 2021
Connor Coffin : clearing the racks.
Video: Brady Lawrence pic.twitter.com/7nnElFi6pz
2020 at @esa #EarthObservation - Researchers used satellite data to correct measurements of ocean carbon compiled by the Surface Ocean CO₂ Atlas and found out that more carbon is flowing into the oceans than expected. What does it mean? Find out here https://t.co/yw67nKvEAP pic.twitter.com/ttHYsRPv1E
— ESA EarthObservation (@ESA_EO) January 2, 2021
