I was never happier to be someone’s lift when Monty called and told me Peter was looking for a ride up to the ever elusive Harris Ranch. I threw my TPM’s on and was out the door within 5 minutes of hanging up the phone. Peter could of been hauling illegal contraband that would of put us away for many years and I still would have said, “when do we go?”. Thankfully the only contraband Peter came with was his boards, a eukalale and a jabber that would rival lil’ wayne.
After a sound sleep in the back of trusty ol’ Blanca and a rocket fuel cup of coffee, we jumped in the vanagon and started checking the surf. Driving around Harris Ranch is like stepping back 100 years in time, giving one a glimpse of how amazing California was before it became the land of smog and traffic and was a rugged rancher and farmer’s paradise.
Soaring green grass hills and lazy Long Horn and Hereford cattle chewing their cudd were the only distractions as we pulled into Big Drakes. The next few hours of surf were simply amazing and none of us wipe the smiles off our faces the entire time.
-Epic bra.

GOOD NEWS! We just got word from The Starfish Project. We recently donated approximately 10% of our 2008 profits. The money was divided between five Cambodian families. A five year old girl with cancer is getting treatment in Phnom Penh: our donation covered her transportation to the capital city, as well as the food for her three-day stay. The donation also paid for two months of food, for two families, that are affected with HIV. It purchased a small food stall, which is enabling a mother of 7 to support her family and continue to send her children to school. And finally, the donation has allowed a 32 year old man with a serious eye disease for the transport, treatment, and food support at Takeo Eye Hospital in southern Cambodia.

We’re THRILLED to see our humble donation make a difference.

-the People’s Movement

The People’s Shoe white/blue classic as seen in the Spring 2009 Issue of ANTENNA Magazine. Antenna is the first mainstream magazine to target individuals who are on a constant quest for the newest and coolest products on the horizon. And it does so without using celebrities, models, concept shoots, service stories and whatever else they deem superfluous to their mission: to become a guidebook, allowing readers to navigate the most extensive collection of products ever compiled in a single publication, while championing the people who create, sell and collect them—all in one comprehensive, artful, elegant and innovative format. Antenna is considered to be a non-disposable magazine in a disposable world.