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Brits abroadBrits abroadChamp ChatsChamp ChatsBauduin Bags It!Bauduin Bags It!

Tenerife TimeTenerife TimeFrom Lanza With Love From Lanza With Love

Ace FuerteventuraAce Fuerteventura

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SM - 02 What it's all about.... waves!Photo: Stu Gaston

'Perfection is often sought but rarely achieved.'

What makes something perfect? An interesting question you might think. But don't worry we're not going to get all philosophical on you! The answer is easy after all to coin another phrase 'it's all in the eye of the beholder!'

For some a small, fun onshore day at Famara could give the perfect ramps for some big airs whilst for others clean offshore condtions and lovely barrels at Lobos could give some tube time perfection. But what really matters is our constant desire to search out our own picture of perfection and if you can seek and achieve at the same time, then you know you're onto a winner!

So this issue is full of surfers with that ultimate desire to seek out their very own pictures of perfection. 'The Pro Show' profiles Jonathan Gonzalez who

gives us his take on how surfing can aspire to perfection. Spanish Champion Alex Bauduin chats with us about his near perfect lifestyle in 'Champ Chats.'

Meanwhile, on his recent trip, four times British Champ Harry Timson has found his perfect spot to surf at Papelillo in Lanzarote so shares it with us. And we ourselves have been hoping for better luck this time round as we went looking for perfect waves in Tenerife. The only question left then is

whether any of us achieved our very own perfection. To find out simply keep reading and perhaps it will inspire some perfection seeking of your own!

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This Issue's FeaturesThis Issue's Features

The Pro ShowThe Pro ShowSpeedy gonzalez!Speedy gonzalez!

On a quick dash over to Tenerife, we managed to

catch up with local legend and pro Jonathan Gonzalez.

Champ Chats Champ Chats Bauduin Bags It!Bauduin Bags It!

To many it would seem that Alex Bauduin lives the perfect lifestyle it's certainly paid of

for this Spanish Champion!

Harry Timson joined Will Davey in Lanzarote where he found a perfect left at Papelillo so they now tell us more in 'Hot Spots.'

From Lanza With Love From Lanza With Love

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We've been back to Tenerife. The question is did we score any perfect waves this time round read on to find out!

Tenerife TimeTenerife Time

Some Brits live abroad can't blame them really! Here's two talented such surfers who are loving life in wave rich lands!

Brits abroadBrits abroad

This IssueThis Issue

We've heard it can be fun over in Fuerteventura too. So local photographer Christiane Hartl

gives us all 'The Goss!'

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Welcome toWelcome toThe Pro ShowThe Pro Show

Speedy Gonzalez!Speedy Gonzalez!

Jonathan 'Speedy' Gonzalez shoots his tail high into the air.

Words & Photos: stu gaston

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It is often said that the Canary Islands are It is often said that the Canary Islands are Europes's equivalent to Hawaii. In that case, Europes's equivalent to Hawaii. In that case,

Jonathan Gonzalez is the Canary Island's Jonathan Gonzalez is the Canary Island's equivalent to John John Florence! Currently equivalent to John John Florence! Currently

considered to be the islands' best known considered to be the islands' best known surfing superstar and certainly one of surfing superstar and certainly one of

Europe's very finest surfers, Jonathan has Europe's very finest surfers, Jonathan has claimed a fair few QS event wins in his career claimed a fair few QS event wins in his career so far and is the islands' best hope of getting so far and is the islands' best hope of getting

a surfer onto the World Tour, even if, and a surfer onto the World Tour, even if, and completely opposite to John John Florence, completely opposite to John John Florence,

that will be typically true to the islands' that will be typically true to the islands' lifestyle and very much in its own time!lifestyle and very much in its own time!

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Growing up on the west coast of Tenerife, Growing up on the west coast of Tenerife, Jonathan's local break, Alcala, is rated as Jonathan's local break, Alcala, is rated as one of the best surfing spots on the island. one of the best surfing spots on the island. So although he may be considered a quiet, So although he may be considered a quiet, thoughtful kind of guy on land, as soon as thoughtful kind of guy on land, as soon as his board hits the water, it's obvious that his board hits the water, it's obvious that his surfing is anything but as he brings out his surfing is anything but as he brings out an impressive range of technical moves an impressive range of technical moves and tricks. Indeed,with his large repertoire and tricks. Indeed,with his large repertoire of stylish moves, he picked up the award of stylish moves, he picked up the award for the best trick during the 2012 edition for the best trick during the 2012 edition of the Nixon Surf Challenge.of the Nixon Surf Challenge.

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Jonathan Gonzalez getting vertical on his backhand attack.

Diferent to traditional competitions, the Diferent to traditional competitions, the Nixon Surf Challenge billed itself as being all Nixon Surf Challenge billed itself as being all about having fun in a relaxed atmosphere about having fun in a relaxed atmosphere while showcasing the skills and creativity of while showcasing the skills and creativity of some of the world's top upcoming surfers. some of the world's top upcoming surfers. With a peer-judged scoring system, it was With a peer-judged scoring system, it was the surfers themselves who decided who the surfers themselves who decided who would go home with the much sought-after would go home with the much sought-after trophy. Showing of some red-hot surfing trophy. Showing of some red-hot surfing action, Jonathan was one of the stand action, Jonathan was one of the stand out surfers of the entire event.out surfers of the entire event.

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11 - SM Jonathan Gonzalez jumping off a fun looking ramp.

With such competitive accomplishments to his With such competitive accomplishments to his name, many wonder why Jonathan Gonzalez name, many wonder why Jonathan Gonzalez hasn't yet been a name we've seen on Tour. hasn't yet been a name we've seen on Tour. Certainly, at 32, Jonathan's Certainly, at 32, Jonathan's been on the QS been on the QS a long time, so does he feel the goal of a long time, so does he feel the goal of qualifying seems closer or further away?qualifying seems closer or further away?Probably harder but not necessarily further Probably harder but not necessarily further away, you set your own goals and anyone away, you set your own goals and anyone with a very competitive spirit and above with a very competitive spirit and above average talent can make the tour as weve average talent can make the tour as weve seen in the past. In my case Im most likely seen in the past. In my case Im most likely missing some of that killer competitive edge missing some of that killer competitive edge but failing to qualify for the tour isnt going but failing to qualify for the tour isnt going to stop me from being happy.to stop me from being happy.

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Jonathan jumps through a tidy air reverse!

Certainly, with the high levels of surfing Certainly, with the high levels of surfing we've seen on tour in the past few months, we've seen on tour in the past few months, that killer competitive edge seems to matter that killer competitive edge seems to matter more than ever. It all seems to come down to more than ever. It all seems to come down to that sthat some guys manage to surf better in ome guys manage to surf better in heats while others the opposite. So how does heats while others the opposite. So how does Jonathan feel in terms of the percentage of Jonathan feel in terms of the percentage of his best surfing he might surf during a heat?his best surfing he might surf during a heat?If we measured it in percentage terms then it If we measured it in percentage terms then it wouldnt be very high because I have found wouldnt be very high because I have found that in free surfing contest formats where that in free surfing contest formats where youre not asked to surf under pressure, for youre not asked to surf under pressure, for example the Nixon Challenge then I usually example the Nixon Challenge then I usually fair better than in the traditional 30-minute fair better than in the traditional 30-minute best-two-wave format. In my case its most best-two-wave format. In my case its most likely because I feel more relaxed and am just likely because I feel more relaxed and am just amped to surf without any pressure rather amped to surf without any pressure rather than nervous about making foolish wave than nervous about making foolish wave priority mistakes or whatever.priority mistakes or whatever.

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Being relaxed and just amped to surf, apart Being relaxed and just amped to surf, apart from being a fundamental part of the way from being a fundamental part of the way

Canarians approach surfing, is surely what it's Canarians approach surfing, is surely what it's all about and not just the competitiveness of all about and not just the competitiveness of

the ASP World Tour. So how does Jonathan the ASP World Tour. So how does Jonathan address the balance? address the balance? What is good surfing What is good surfing today? Where will surfing go in ten years?today? Where will surfing go in ten years?

I think in a sense surfing will return to more I think in a sense surfing will return to more open-face rail surfing with a smoother style, open-face rail surfing with a smoother style,

cleaner lines and better looking, of course all cleaner lines and better looking, of course all this will be mixed with amazing airs, but not this will be mixed with amazing airs, but not the technical tricks we often see guys doing the technical tricks we often see guys doing

today with very little style. At least thats today with very little style. At least thats what Im thinking right now. Id much prefer what Im thinking right now. Id much prefer

to watch a video part filled with great style to watch a video part filled with great style and fow than just a series of one-manoeuvre and fow than just a series of one-manoeuvre

waves, theres no comparison. waves, theres no comparison.

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Jonathan Gonzalez getting his tail high once more!

So to the future then. Having been a So to the future then. Having been a significant European surfer for the past significant European surfer for the past decade and more, what does Jonathan see as decade and more, what does Jonathan see as his legacy for surfing in the Canary Islands? his legacy for surfing in the Canary Islands? After all, it sAfter all, it seems like there hasnt been a eems like there hasnt been a whole load of young surfers come through whole load of young surfers come through from the Canaries compared to say, Reunion from the Canaries compared to say, Reunion Island in the past few years. Whys that then?Island in the past few years. Whys that then? Well actually were beginning to see a good Well actually were beginning to see a good group of 10- to 15-year-old kids who I think group of 10- to 15-year-old kids who I think will go far. Ive always said that theres a lot will go far. Ive always said that theres a lot of talent but never the know-how to exploit it of talent but never the know-how to exploit it and brands have nearly always focused on and brands have nearly always focused on those surfers living closest to France. That those surfers living closest to France. That said sometimes we have been known to turn said sometimes we have been known to turn away from opportunities, I really hope that away from opportunities, I really hope that this new generation goes far.this new generation goes far.

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Jonathan Gonzalez has certainly been an Jonathan Gonzalez has certainly been an inspirational ambassador to surfing in the inspirational ambassador to surfing in the Canary Islands and Europe as well over the Canary Islands and Europe as well over the

recent years. It only remains to be seen as to recent years. It only remains to be seen as to whether the next generation of surfers live whether the next generation of surfers live up to the mark of following in his footsteps!up to the mark of following in his footsteps!

Champ Champ ChatsChats

Bauduin Bags It!Bauduin Bags It!Words & Photos: stu gaston

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How many of us dream of heading of to surf those sun drenched How many of us dream of heading of to surf those sun drenched spots with perfect waves all day long, pretty much every day of spots with perfect waves all day long, pretty much every day of the year, let alone living there. So how fortunate is fifteen year old the year, let alone living there. So how fortunate is fifteen year old Billabong sponsored rider Alex Bauduin who lives overlooking Playa Billabong sponsored rider Alex Bauduin who lives overlooking Playa da las Americas in Tenerife where he gets to surf some of the best da las Americas in Tenerife where he gets to surf some of the best waves this southern most of the Canary Islands has to ofer. Well waves this southern most of the Canary Islands has to ofer. Well it's certainly a lifestyle that has paid of for Alex as not only is he it's certainly a lifestyle that has paid of for Alex as not only is he a talented young surfer, but he's also currently the Under 16 a talented young surfer, but he's also currently the Under 16 Spanish Champion! Whilst on a recent trip to Tenerife then, Spanish Champion! Whilst on a recent trip to Tenerife then, we decided we had to catch up with him for a chat.we decided we had to catch up with him for a chat.

Alex Bauduin having a fun surf at La Derecha, Tenerife.

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So Alex, it could be said youre living the dream! So Alex, it could be said youre living the dream! How then did you actually get into surfing?How then did you actually get into surfing?

It was my sister. Shes six years older than meIt was my sister. Shes six years older than me and she started and told me I had to as well or she and she started and told me I had to as well or she wouldnt speak to me anymore! But our aunt surfs wouldnt speak to me anymore! But our aunt surfs

too and she now lives in the Philippines. My sisters too and she now lives in the Philippines. My sisters been lucky enough to spend some time over there.been lucky enough to spend some time over there.

So does surfing run in the family?So does surfing run in the family?

Not really, its just me, my sister and my aunt. But Not really, its just me, my sister and my aunt. But my grandads an architect and hes actually built an my grandads an architect and hes actually built an

awesome house out on the North Shore so Im awesome house out on the North Shore so Im really hoping I can get to go and meet him one day really hoping I can get to go and meet him one day

and surf some of the best waves in the world.and surf some of the best waves in the world.

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Youre keen to travel the world and Youre keen to travel the world and surf Pipeline one day then. But so far, surf Pipeline one day then. But so far, where have you managed to get away to?where have you managed to get away to?Well Ive been to France the past two years. Last year just for a short Well Ive been to France the past two years. Last year just for a short trip to Anglet as Id made it to the European finals of the Volcom VQS trip to Anglet as Id made it to the European finals of the Volcom VQS Championships in the Under 14s. I won the event back at Famara in Championships in the Under 14s. I won the event back at Famara in Lanzarote but unfortunately wasnt so lucky in France. The year before Lanzarote but unfortunately wasnt so lucky in France. The year before that I got to go over there for a few weeks in September but that trip that I got to go over there for a few weeks in September but that trip was much luckier as I was in Hossegor the same time as the Quiksilver was much luckier as I was in Hossegor the same time as the Quiksilver Pro. I met Dane, Kelly, Mick and Julian and just getting to watch all Pro. I met Dane, Kelly, Mick and Julian and just getting to watch all those top guys surfing massive gnarly barrels really made the whole those top guys surfing massive gnarly barrels really made the whole trip for me. I spent the rest of the time surfing an amazing right hand trip for me. I spent the rest of the time surfing an amazing right hand beach break just north of Hossegor itself so trips like that really make beach break just north of Hossegor itself so trips like that really make me want to travel even more! Hopefully in a couple of years time when me want to travel even more! Hopefully in a couple of years time when Im a bit older I can get away more. But for now, Im quite happy Im a bit older I can get away more. But for now, Im quite happy surfing at home and the other islands from time to time.surfing at home and the other islands from time to time.

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Alex Bauduin carving up his favourite spot, La Derecha in Tenerife.

So you live in the southern So you live in the southern corner of Tenerife. Whats the corner of Tenerife. Whats the surf scene like down there?surf scene like down there?

Well weve got loads of diferent types of waves. Well weve got loads of diferent types of waves. Theres Weko which is a really heavy barrel that Theres Weko which is a really heavy barrel that works on a north east swell. Most of the winter we works on a north east swell. Most of the winter we get north swells so its on most days. Then theres get north swells so its on most days. Then theres ten perfect spots from one end of Las Americas to ten perfect spots from one end of Las Americas to the other with an amazing right hander at the other with an amazing right hander at Derecha which has to be my favourite wave. In Derecha which has to be my favourite wave. In summer on a south swell, La Fitenia can give some summer on a south swell, La Fitenia can give some sick air sections. So apart from the odd few days, sick air sections. So apart from the odd few days, weve got amazing waves almost all year round. weve got amazing waves almost all year round. The vibe in the water can be dominated a bit by The vibe in the water can be dominated a bit by the locals but we get all the good waves anyway.the locals but we get all the good waves anyway.

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Funny you mention dominating; you Funny you mention dominating; you yourself have been dominating the yourself have been dominating the

contest scene both over in the Canary contest scene both over in the Canary Islands and mainland Spain. Tell us a bit Islands and mainland Spain. Tell us a bit

more about your past seasons.more about your past seasons.Well it was two years ago when I had Well it was two years ago when I had my first win at the Volcom contest in my first win at the Volcom contest in

Famara and that was great. After that I Famara and that was great. After that I won my age group in three of the four won my age group in three of the four

Canarian Circuit contests, the first at Canarian Circuit contests, the first at Gran Canaria and the third and fourth Gran Canaria and the third and fourth ones at spots in Tenerife. I made third ones at spots in Tenerife. I made third

place in the second contest which place in the second contest which meant I took the Under 14 title over all. meant I took the Under 14 title over all.

Id only actually been surfing for a few Id only actually been surfing for a few years before that so I was stoked to years before that so I was stoked to

have won something so soon.have won something so soon.

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And of course you're now the Under 16 Spanish And of course you're now the Under 16 Spanish Champion. Talk us through that contest.Champion. Talk us through that contest.Well first of all you had to qualify to do the Well first of all you had to qualify to do the championships and I won the Nationals at Cadiz championships and I won the Nationals at Cadiz which meant I got to surf in the Championships in which meant I got to surf in the Championships in Galicia in October. Conditions for the contest Galicia in October. Conditions for the contest werent great but I managed to get through five werent great but I managed to get through five heats to make the final which went well and I heats to make the final which went well and I ended up winning with two high scores.ended up winning with two high scores.You have to overcome some solid surfing from You have to overcome some solid surfing from your contenders to win a national title. How do your contenders to win a national title. How do you rate your surfing peers over in the Canaries, you rate your surfing peers over in the Canaries, Spain and even Europe at the moment?Spain and even Europe at the moment?Yeh theres some really good surfers over here in Yeh theres some really good surfers over here in the Canaries like Saul Torres and then theres the Canaries like Saul Torres and then theres Natxo Gonzales ripping over in mainland Spain. Natxo Gonzales ripping over in mainland Spain. Course as for the whole of Europe theres some Course as for the whole of Europe theres some amazing surfers my age like Leonardo Fioravanti.amazing surfers my age like Leonardo Fioravanti.

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CHAMPCHAMPCHATSCHATS

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Now you've achieved your first title then, Now you've achieved your first title then, what's next? What are your goals for 2013?what's next? What are your goals for 2013?

This year I want to head over and do the This year I want to head over and do the European Pro Juniors so Im focusingEuropean Pro Juniors so Im focusing

on doing as well as I can in those.on doing as well as I can in those.So as we said, you're already living the dream So as we said, you're already living the dream

in Tenerife but what's your idea of a perfectin Tenerife but what's your idea of a perfect trip then? Where would you want to go?trip then? Where would you want to go?

Mentawaiis because theres absolutelyMentawaiis because theres absolutely the best waves over there.the best waves over there.

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Finally, where do you see yourself Finally, where do you see yourself in five to ten years time then?in five to ten years time then?Id like to be European Champion Id like to be European Champion while Im still competing at Junior while Im still competing at Junior level but also to have a really good level but also to have a really good sponsor to help support me in sponsor to help support me in getting as far as I can. Of course I'd getting as far as I can. Of course I'd also like to be travelling to places also like to be travelling to places like Hawaii and the Mentawaiis like Hawaii and the Mentawaiis and surf some of the best waves and surf some of the best waves around the world!around the world!

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From Lanza With Love From Lanza With Love Words & Most Photos: stu gaston

Harry Timson having fun on a small, onshore day at Famara, Lanzarote.

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If four times British Champion Harry TimsonIf four times British Champion Harry Timson sent home a postcard every time he travelledsent home a postcard every time he travelled away, his mum could probably wallpaper theaway, his mum could probably wallpaper the

entire house with them! Fortunately, Charlotteentire house with them! Fortunately, Charlotte Timson has much better taste than that she alsoTimson has much better taste than that she also

knows how much travelling has helped her sonknows how much travelling has helped her son become the phenomenal force in the future ofbecome the phenomenal force in the future of

British surfing that young Hazza has provenBritish surfing that young Hazza has proven himself to be. So when this winter he chosehimself to be. So when this winter he chose

to spend six weeks staying with fellow GBto spend six weeks staying with fellow GBJunior Squad member Will Davey's familyJunior Squad member Will Davey's family

in Lanzarote, we knew we had to joinin Lanzarote, we knew we had to join them to find out how they rated thethem to find out how they rated the waves in Europe's answer to Hawaii!waves in Europe's answer to Hawaii!

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Harry picking out a small fun Famaran peak for punting.

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Famara Famara

Will and his family live in Famara on the North-WestWill and his family live in Famara on the North-West side of the island, the perfect spot for picking up any swellside of the island, the perfect spot for picking up any swell

coming in off the Atlantic. So even on those small days,coming in off the Atlantic. So even on those small days, there would be punch to the waves to get Harry punting!there would be punch to the waves to get Harry punting!

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Famara Famara Famara itself lies at the southern edge of the beach, Famara itself lies at the southern edge of the beach, facing in a more northerly direction, making it a swell facing in a more northerly direction, making it a swell magnet but also more susceptible to onshore winds. magnet but also more susceptible to onshore winds. Nonetheless, it's a favoured spot for the island's surfers.Nonetheless, it's a favoured spot for the island's surfers.

Fun surf at Famara, Lanzarote.Photo: The Davey Family

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Harry Timson takes flight at Famara.

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Famara Famara Harry also enjoyed some fun sessions at Famara, mostly onHarry also enjoyed some fun sessions at Famara, mostly on

those days when just a small swell was running as the classicthose days when just a small swell was running as the classic beach break gave some well placed ramps from which Harrybeach break gave some well placed ramps from which Harry

could bust his ever growing trademark aerial repertoire.could bust his ever growing trademark aerial repertoire.

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Famara Famara The beauty of Famara is plain for all to see but to a surfer, The beauty of Famara is plain for all to see but to a surfer, it's much more that just the view! From Famara in the south, it's much more that just the view! From Famara in the south, looking straight across to the island of La Graciosa, the beach looking straight across to the island of La Graciosa, the beach sweeps gently around for a good few miles until it ends facing sweeps gently around for a good few miles until it ends facing due west under the towering cliffs that continue on to the due west under the towering cliffs that continue on to the Mirador del Rio. With swells mostly coming in from the Mirador del Rio. With swells mostly coming in from the West or North-West, there's always somewhere along West or North-West, there's always somewhere along this stretch of coast that will be working!this stretch of coast that will be working!

Looking across to La Graciosa from Famara.Photo: The Davey Family

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As the sun sets on Famara, Harry Timson soars tail high.

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Famara Famara Regardless of the conditions, Famara was certainlyRegardless of the conditions, Famara was certainly

a firm favourite for Harry, simply because of itsa firm favourite for Harry, simply because of its perfect puntability, even when the waves were small!perfect puntability, even when the waves were small!

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La Santa La Santa Famara may well be a favoured spot for the island's surfers Famara may well be a favoured spot for the island's surfers but when it's working, it's La Santa that they all live for! but when it's working, it's La Santa that they all live for! From the infamous El Quemao to the far right point From the infamous El Quemao to the far right point break of Derecha, there's always a solid wave break of Derecha, there's always a solid wave to be found somewhere at La Santa!to be found somewhere at La Santa!

La Santa looking good enough to surf!

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Harry grabs himself a puntable peak at La Santa.

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La Santa La Santa On a good swell, The Slab itself can pack a hefty punch On a good swell, The Slab itself can pack a hefty punch

as its peak offers both lefts and rights perfect for punting! as its peak offers both lefts and rights perfect for punting!

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La Santa La Santa

It's no wonder then that local boy Will Davey loves The Slab:It's no wonder then that local boy Will Davey loves The Slab:

'The reason I like The Slab most is because there's always a 'The reason I like The Slab most is because there's always a wave you can surf. No matter what the swell is like or the wave you can surf. No matter what the swell is like or the wind, there is something to surf. It's also my favourite wave wind, there is something to surf. It's also my favourite wave because it's a left and a right with good air sections!'because it's a left and a right with good air sections!'

Will Davey whacks out a tidy backhand air at The Slab.

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A big day at La Santa.

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La Santa La Santa But on those few occasions when La Santa sees a heavy seaBut on those few occasions when La Santa sees a heavy sea

really rolling in, then the best spot to surf is the slightly morereally rolling in, then the best spot to surf is the slightly more sheltered Middle Peak where the huge rollers off the rightsheltered Middle Peak where the huge rollers off the right

reform into a much more manageable lefthander.reform into a much more manageable lefthander.

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La Santa La Santa

Will Davey brings out his backhand attack at La Santa's Middle Peak.

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This inside Middle Peak may not beThis inside Middle Peak may not be what La Santa is famous for but it canwhat La Santa is famous for but it can

offer a fun lefthander, ideal for honingoffer a fun lefthander, ideal for honing backhand and forehand skills alike.backhand and forehand skills alike.

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Harry works the left at La Santa.

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La Santa La Santa Being a lefthander makes it a goofy footer's playground andBeing a lefthander makes it a goofy footer's playground and

certainly Harry Timson was having as much fun as he could!certainly Harry Timson was having as much fun as he could!

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La Santa La Santa

Harry had some fun on the left at La Santa too!

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Lots of La Santa style fun actually!

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La Santa La Santa Despite being a fun peak, Harry would always eye out thatDespite being a fun peak, Harry would always eye out that

gem of a wave and deliver the goods to get shot of the session!gem of a wave and deliver the goods to get shot of the session!

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La Santa La Santa

Meanwhile Will continued to work the wave with his backhand attack.

Fun aside, the Middle Peak is also a good training wave Fun aside, the Middle Peak is also a good training wave and it's no wonder that Will Davey's backhand is feared and it's no wonder that Will Davey's backhand is feared by his competing peers as he's got plenty of powerful by his competing peers as he's got plenty of powerful lefthanders to hone his waveriding skills.lefthanders to hone his waveriding skills.

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From Papelillo, you can look back over the western side of Lanzarote.

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Papelillo Papelillo Although La Santa may be the wave for which Lanzarote is well known,Although La Santa may be the wave for which Lanzarote is well known,

there are many much lesser known breaks that could easily hold theirthere are many much lesser known breaks that could easily hold their own on the quality peak stakes. One of those such peaks is Papelillo.own on the quality peak stakes. One of those such peaks is Papelillo.

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Papelillo Papelillo Papelillo lies further north than Famara under the Papelillo lies further north than Famara under the towering cliffs that face due west and thus offer it towering cliffs that face due west and thus offer it considerable protection from the prevailing Northconsiderable protection from the prevailing NorthWesterlies. So if there's a good swell running, you're Westerlies. So if there's a good swell running, you're almost guaranteed a good fun wave!almost guaranteed a good fun wave!

Harry Timson pulls something else out of his bag of tricks at Papelillo.

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As well as plenty of punting fun, Harry found the odd barrel too!

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Papelillo Papelillo

This is one of the main reasons why Harry Timson quickly fell in love with thisThis is one of the main reasons why Harry Timson quickly fell in love with this spot, but not the only reason! Surprisingly it was something far closer to home:spot, but not the only reason! Surprisingly it was something far closer to home:

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Papelillo Papelillo

'I like surfing at Papelillo because it's so fun and 'I like surfing at Papelillo because it's so fun and it's like a warm version of Tolcarne Wedge! And that's it's like a warm version of Tolcarne Wedge! And that's probably my favourite spot at home, when I'm there!' probably my favourite spot at home, when I'm there!'

From Tolcarne to Papelillo... where would you rather be?

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Harry Timson taking his tail high above his perfect peak at Papelillo.

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Papelillo Papelillo 'Had some sick sessions there and it's just so much fun! 'Had some sick sessions there and it's just so much fun!

No hassle from bodyboarders either! I love lefts and airs No hassle from bodyboarders either! I love lefts and airs so it was a perfect combination, a goofy footers heaven!'so it was a perfect combination, a goofy footers heaven!'

So a great mix of three of Lanzarote's 'Hot Spots' but ofSo a great mix of three of Lanzarote's 'Hot Spots' but of course the big question is did Harry find his perfect wave?course the big question is did Harry find his perfect wave?Well hopefully you'll agree, his shots speak for themselves!Well hopefully you'll agree, his shots speak for themselves!

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Tenerife TimeTenerife TimeWords & Photos: stu gaston

A promising swell starts to show at Las Palmeras, Tenerife.

The Canary Islands are the best place to head in Europe over the winter months if you're looking for fun, sun and surf. You'd have to be pretty unlucky to get to any one of the four main islands and find it flat at this time of year when the Atlantic is at its most active! Well, turn back

twelve months and that's exactly where I found myself sat on La Fitenia beach in the south of Tenerife willing the

half foot waves to build into something better! So when local Pro Junior surfer Lewis Leadbetter and Spanish

Under 16 Champion Alex Bauduin invited me back for a second chance to see what Tenerife has to offer, I didn't

have to think twice anywhere was better than home!!

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surphangawaysurphangawayAt first though it looked like being a repeat performance!

The forecast initially showed no decent swells but typically plenty of North Easterly winds and so I feared

the worse. Our first days didn't bode too well either with trips to the north of the island becoming nothing more than a wild goose chase (or at least a jellyfish hunt as is

common for the seas around the islands!). In despair after an eight hour round trip, we returned to the western coast and the island's best reef break, Alcala. After an early morning check when any hints of a swell hadn't

materialised, we were now met by the promising signs of something that looked like real waves Lewis, Alex

and local surfer Nacho were in there like swimwear!

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A sight for sore eyes as the swell starts to show at Alcala.

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After spending six months out of the water last year due to a serious knee injury, Lewis Leadbetter has spent every

waking moment for the most recent five months in the water getting back to the level at which he'd been. Safe to say, he's definitely back on form and as the swell at Alcala

built and the tide filled in, he was grabbing every opportunity to go big in front of the lens!

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As the swell builds, Alcala starts to look like a perfectly shaped peak.

Having spent eight hours driving around the island of Tenerife, imagine my delight as I sat in the sun watching

waves like this roll in off the Atlantic at Alcala! Things were starting to look promising for the rest of the week!

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As the sun began to set at the end of what turned out to be a good first day, the three lads kept going higher

and higher, keeping the shutter button busy!

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Alcala picking up to perfection on the incoming swell.

Although the three of them soon no longer had the peak to themselves, at least this meant the locals deemed it

good enough to be worth surfing and one local who was soon to go in certainly upped the anti in the water!

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83 - SM Jonathan Gonzalez goes for it at his local, Alcala.

Local legend Jonathan Gonzalez learnt to surf at Alcala and so when he paddled out to the peak, we all had two

things confirmed for us. Firstly that this pulse of swell was perfect for this peak and secondly that things in the water

were really about to hot up! Time to go big or go home!

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A welcome sight at El Derecha, Tenerife.

Next morning it was indeed back home for Lewis, Alex and Nacho but only because their own local break, Las Americas was itself producing some perfect peaks all along the beach! From El Derecha right along to Las

Palmeras, the westerly swell was now really doing its thing and creating nothing less than a surfer's

playground. So they began with the first session of the day at Alex's favourite, El Derecha.

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87 - SM Nacho kicks out an impressive spray of fan at Derecha.

Nacho needed no excuse to get carving and show how this perfect right hander has helped him become one of the island's top junior surfers.

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Lewis loves his local breaks, grabbing every chance to be out there making the most of it!

Meanwhile, Lewis was typically punting all over the place but keeping a keen eye on his proximity to the rocks

protruding at low tide with no intention of repeating his experience of only eleven months before.

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For Alex, although four years younger than his surfing companions, with El Derecha being his favourite wave of

all his local spots, he was easily holding his own and proving why he's current Spanish Under 16 Champion!


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93 - SM Nacho Sebastian Roman works the right at Derecha.

Nonetheless, Nacho concluded a great morning session with some powerful carving, keenly aware

of his ambitions to do well on the European Pro Junior circuit during the summer of 2013.

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For the afternoon, with high tide approaching, it was time to head along

to Las Palmeras, perfect for punting and brilliant for backgrounds so I was in my element shooting here! Thankfully

the lads didn't disappoint either!

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Nacho notches up some air time too.

From parasoles to flagpoles, there was plenty going on to add some interest to what can

sometimes be such a tedious task I mean, sitting in the sun shooting surfers having fun all

day can be quite a tiring pass time you know!

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No chance of getting bored during this session though as although the waves were smaller at

this end of the beach, the puntability rating was most definitely much higher!


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Alcala looking lush!

On the third day, after enjoying the best of the swell at their local breaks the day before, it was time to travel

west again to make the most of what was left at Alcala. Tenerife's top reef break once again came up with the

goods leaving me with three frothing teenagers ready to hit the water and go big in front of the lens!

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Nacho put his powerful style of surfing into practice again, carving up the righthanders.

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Lewis liking the air sections.

Lewis meanwhile kept grabbing every opportunity to eye out a nice section

and get himself high into the air!

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107 - SM Lewis landing a rather well executed air reverse!

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surphangawaysurphangawayAnd all his efforts certainly paid off

when he pulled this textbook perfect air reverse out of the bag making it

third day lucky for Lewis!

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The fourth and final day of my trip to Tenerife was a mixed bag to say the least. Another pulse of swell but from a slightly different direction didn't quite get the breaks of Las Americas firing as they had done earlier in the week and to add to the frustration, what seemed like a plague of jellyfish

had pushed in instead. So no sooner did my crew decide to head out at Derecha then they were heading back in with the fear of being stung.

This meant there was only one option left eat pizza while waiting for the tide to push in and pray that Las Palmeras might do its thing!

Another promising swell starts to show at Las Palmeras, Tenerife.

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111 - SM Lewis Leadbetter in fine punting form at Las Palmeras.

And finally the repeat performance I'd been expecting did indeed put in an appearance! For a year ago, my last

shoot in Tenerife had seen a small pulse of swell hit and kick Las Palmeras into life, offering up some small

fun sections for Lewis to punt off and so here we found ourselves once again!

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Lewis spends as much time riding above the wave as he does actually on it!

Compared with the perfection we'd found

earlier in the week, this session was sadly lacking

but in terms of Lewis's determination to end my

time in Tenerife on a high, then this shoot definitely

delivered the goods!

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After all, how many perfectly executed punts do you see over a perfectly shaped wave like this one? So my Tenerife time was nearing its end and I was more than

happy that we had found our own perfect waves this time around!

Lewis goes for one last punt!

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Brits abroadBrits abroad

Lewis LeadbetterLewis Leadbetter

It's no wonder Lewis Leadbetter is loving life with waves lke this!

There's nothing new about Brits deciding to leave our temperate shores and head for somewhere warmer but just recently there have been a fair few upcoming British surfers who have returned to our shores and taken the UK Pro Surfing Tour by surprise Will Davey became the Under 16 Tour Champion in 2011 and Lewis Leadbetter gave the 2010 Pro Junior Champion a run for his money at a crucial point of the contest. So we decided it was time to find out more about these upcoming Brits who seem to be benefitting from a life abroad.

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Lewis likes barrels just as much as airs!

Age: Age: 19 19 Years surfing:Years surfing: 5-6 5-6 Where you live: Where you live: Las Americas, TenerifeLas Americas, TenerifeSponsors: Sponsors: Chanclasurf, Nexo SurfboardsChanclasurf, Nexo SurfboardsLocal break/s:Local break/s: Las Palmeras Las PalmerasFavourite surfers?Favourite surfers? John John Florence, Julian Wilson, Dane Reynolds John John Florence, Julian Wilson, Dane Reynolds Favourite places to surf?Favourite places to surf? Mentawaii & South Sumatra Mentawaii & South SumatraFavourite surf movies?Favourite surf movies? Who is JOB & Dear Suburbia Who is JOB & Dear SuburbiaFavourite surf tricks?Favourite surf tricks? Barrels and Airs Barrels and AirsFavourite board?Favourite board? Nexo Bullseye 5'5 Nexo Bullseye 5'5

What got you into surfing? What got you into surfing? A friendA friendWhen and how did you become sponsored? When and how did you become sponsored? Through competing and people seeing me surf Through competing and people seeing me surf What moment are you most proud of in your surfing career so far? What moment are you most proud of in your surfing career so far? Getting blown out a stand up barrel in Bank Vaults (Mentawaii)Getting blown out a stand up barrel in Bank Vaults (Mentawaii)

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Lewis goes for another big punt!

Who in surfing inspires you most? Who in surfing inspires you most? All the local rippersAll the local rippersWhat do you prefer, free surfing or competitions and why? What do you prefer, free surfing or competitions and why? Free surfing but comps are fun as wellFree surfing but comps are fun as wellWhat song motivates you before a surf? What song motivates you before a surf? Spaceman - HardwellSpaceman - HardwellWhen and where was your best surf session? When and where was your best surf session? The Peak, South SumatraThe Peak, South Sumatra

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Hot ShotsHot ShotsWhat's the worst wipeout of your life? What's the worst wipeout of your life?

Landing an air wrong and breaking my knee...Landing an air wrong and breaking my knee...worst moment of my life!worst moment of my life!

What do you do when you don't surf? What do you do when you don't surf? Gym, party, travelGym, party, travel

Do you train as well as surf? Do you train as well as surf? Yes!Yes!

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Lewis has developed a powerful style over the few years he's been surfing!

And if you didn't surf at all, what sport would you play? And if you didn't surf at all, what sport would you play? If I lived somewhere with snow, it would be snowboarding!If I lived somewhere with snow, it would be snowboarding!If you had unlimited money, what would you buy? If you had unlimited money, what would you buy? A boat to travel round Indo and find the best secret spots ever!A boat to travel round Indo and find the best secret spots ever!What's the healthiest thing you ate today? What's the healthiest thing you ate today? Pasta with tunaPasta with tunaWhat's your most overused word? What's your most overused word? Man!Man!

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What's your goal for the next year? What's your goal for the next year? I go where the wind takes me haha so no plans!I go where the wind takes me haha so no plans!

And what about the future? And what about the future? Live life to the fullLive life to the full

Where do you see yourself in five to ten years time?Where do you see yourself in five to ten years time?In a mirror (In a mirror (always the smart guy, Editoralways the smart guy, Editor))

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Will Davey grabs every chance he can to surf!

Age:Age: 17 17 Years surfing:Years surfing: 5-6 years 5-6 years Where you live: Where you live: Famara, LanzaroteFamara, LanzaroteSponsors:Sponsors: Clayton Surfboards Clayton SurfboardsLocal break/s:Local break/s: La Santa, San Juan La Santa, San JuanFavourite surfer?Favourite surfer? Dane Reynolds and John John Florence Dane Reynolds and John John FlorenceFavourite place to surf? Favourite place to surf? Home (Famara)Home (Famara)Favourite surf movie? Favourite surf movie? Lost AtlasLost AtlasFavourite surf trick?Favourite surf trick? Barrel BarrelFavourite board? Favourite board? Clayton Dredger 5'10 x 18 x 2 Clayton Dredger 5'10 x 18 x 2

What got you into surfing? What got you into surfing? My dad infuenced me a lot since I was young but also where I live My dad infuenced me a lot since I was young but also where I live and all my friends surfand all my friends surfWhen and how did you become sponsored? When and how did you become sponsored? Quiksilver sponsored me after a contest for a few years but I'm now Quiksilver sponsored me after a contest for a few years but I'm now looking for a new sponsor as they had to cut their team due to looking for a new sponsor as they had to cut their team due to budgetsbudgetsWhat moment are you most proud of in your surfing career so far? What moment are you most proud of in your surfing career so far? Probably when I won my first compProbably when I won my first comp

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Will surfing one of the waves at his favourite La Santa.

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Who in surfing inspires you most? Who in surfing inspires you most? John John because he always surprises meJohn John because he always surprises me

What do you prefer, free surfing or competitions and why? What do you prefer, free surfing or competitions and why? I like freesurfing because I have fun and there's no pressure but I like freesurfing because I have fun and there's no pressure but

competition is fun because you have to push yourselfcompetition is fun because you have to push yourselfWhat song motivates you before a surf? What song motivates you before a surf?

Would have to be Radioactive by Imagine DragonWould have to be Radioactive by Imagine DragonWhen and where was your best surf session? When and where was your best surf session?

It was San Juan there was no one in the water and I surfed with It was San Juan there was no one in the water and I surfed with some really good friends all day in boardshortssome really good friends all day in boardshorts

What's the worst wipeout of your life? What's the worst wipeout of your life? I haven't really had one that's scared meI haven't really had one that's scared me

What do you do when you don't surf? What do you do when you don't surf? I either go fishing or play ping pong all dayI either go fishing or play ping pong all day

Do you train as well as surf? Do you train as well as surf? Yes I train twice a weekYes I train twice a week


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And if you didn't surf at all, what sport would you play? And if you didn't surf at all, what sport would you play? If I didn't surf I would most likely be playing footballIf I didn't surf I would most likely be playing footballIf you had unlimited money, what would you buy? If you had unlimited money, what would you buy? I would buy a house at all the best surf spots in the I would buy a house at all the best surf spots in the world so I could travel back and forthworld so I could travel back and forthWhat's the healthiest thing you ate today? What's the healthiest thing you ate today? An appleAn appleWhat's your most overused word? What's your most overused word? Sick!!Sick!!

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What's your goal for the next year? What's your goal for the next year? My goal is to compete as much as I can and do wellMy goal is to compete as much as I can and do well

And what about the future? And what about the future? Where do you see yourself in five to ten years time?Where do you see yourself in five to ten years time?

I would like to see myself surfing, travelling and enjoying life!I would like to see myself surfing, travelling and enjoying life!

Ace FuerteventuraAce FuerteventuraWords: stu gaston; Photos: Christiane Hartl

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Undoubtedly, the Canary Islands have some of the best spots for surfing Undoubtedly, the Canary Islands have some of the best spots for surfing in the whole of Europe with the volcanic landscape forming some amazing in the whole of Europe with the volcanic landscape forming some amazing reef breaks all around the diferent islands. But for many there's one spot reef breaks all around the diferent islands. But for many there's one spot that stands head and shoulders above the rest Los Lobos. So we get all that stands head and shoulders above the rest Los Lobos. So we get all

the goss on this infamous spot and the rest of the island of Fuerteventura the goss on this infamous spot and the rest of the island of Fuerteventura from local photographer and German Junior Team mum, Christiane Hartl.from local photographer and German Junior Team mum, Christiane Hartl.

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'This shot shows the long right 'This shot shows the long right hander at Los Lobos which is very hander at Los Lobos which is very famous everyone loves this wave!'famous everyone loves this wave!'

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'This is a shot of a northshore wave taken 'This is a shot of a northshore wave taken from La Concava in Fuerteventura.In the from La Concava in Fuerteventura.In the

background you can see Lanzarote.'background you can see Lanzarote.'

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Of course Christiane Hartl isn't a surf photographer Of course Christiane Hartl isn't a surf photographer by chance she happens to have a surfing son, by chance she happens to have a surfing son,

Noah Gonzalez Hartl who is a member of the Noah Gonzalez Hartl who is a member of the German Junior Surfing team as well as being a German Junior Surfing team as well as being a previous German Junior Champion. So it's no previous German Junior Champion. So it's no wonder that Chris is kept busy shooting and wonder that Chris is kept busy shooting and knows the breaks of Fuerteventura so well!knows the breaks of Fuerteventura so well!

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'Here's Noah in a tube at La 'Here's Noah in a tube at La Concava, a good wave with rights Concava, a good wave with rights

and lefts in the north of the island.'and lefts in the north of the island.'

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'Noah in another tube at La Concava, 'Noah in another tube at La Concava, his favourite wave for tube riding in his favourite wave for tube riding in

the north of Fuerteventura.'the north of Fuerteventura.'

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With waves like this, it's not hard to see With waves like this, it's not hard to see why La Concava is Noah's favourite why La Concava is Noah's favourite

wave in Fuerteventura!wave in Fuerteventura!

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'This is in the south of the island. When 'This is in the south of the island. When you arrive on the hill, you can see Cofete you arrive on the hill, you can see Cofete Beach though this day was only small.'Beach though this day was only small.'

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'This is a secret spot in the south, another 'This is a secret spot in the south, another of Noah's favourite tube riding waves.'of Noah's favourite tube riding waves.'

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'Although it's known as Secretos,everyone knows about it 'Although it's known as Secretos,everyone knows about it and so when there's swell in the south, every surfer from the and so when there's swell in the south, every surfer from the north heads down there to surf the tubes they're so good!'north heads down there to surf the tubes they're so good!'

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147 - SM Harry Timson finding perfection at Papelillo, Lanzarote!Photo: Stu Gaston

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149 - SM Jonathan Gonzalez gets that tail high in the sky!Photo: Stu Gaston

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151 - SM El Quemao firing up at La Santa, LanzarotePhoto: Stu Gaston

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153 - SM Harry Timson taking a quick punt at La Santa.Photo: Stu Gaston

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155 - SM Harry Timson working the wave at La Santa.Photo: Stu Gaston

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157 - SM Jonathan Gonzalez tearing up his local break, Alcala, Tenerife.Photo: Stu Gaston

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If Harry Timson found perfection at Papelillo, then Indo must be beyond his wildest dreams! Photo: Vince Timson

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Next Issue

Well, after all that we hope you'll agree that SURPHANG FOURTEEN just got our second

year off to a great start and gave you much more from your monthly surfing magazine! And while we've been busy putting all that

together, our ever growing family of fine SURPHANG contributing photographers has been off around the world going the

distance to capture many more moments of awe inspiring surfing! From adventures in southern surfing spots to globe trotting

trips as far away as southern Asia, we've got another awesome selection of shots to share with you in the next issue so be

sure to check it out at the same time as Spring makes a welcome return to our

shores! Bring on sunshine and surf!

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