Legacy of Stoke: A Collection of the Stories That Made Us Surfers
Volume 1
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Legacy of Stoke: A Collection of the Stories That Made Us Surfers
Narrated by:
Ana Maria Valenzuela, John Flynn
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Narrated by:
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Ana Maria Valenzuela
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John Flynn
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By:
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Joseph Tomarchio
About this listen
Legacy of Stoke is a collection of stories about the men and women who shared their love of the ocean with us. It's a campfire built in the sand where we revel in the tales of the people we have taught to surf and those who have taught us. Volume one includes stories by Austin Ware, Charlie Paradise, Froza Kaluhiokalani, Karen Shatafian, Katherine Hall, Kim Byrne, Klaude Kimura, Rebecca Heller, Richard Prause, Shane Lasby, Steven Zima, and Vail Duggan.
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