Skyscrapers, traffic jams, and above-average waves
It’s an inescapable feeling. You’re in a crowded city, and yet, whilst roaming the streets in a sea of people, you feel completely alone – like Holden Caulfield in 1950s New York City.
Now, if only that solitary feeling translated to the water. But alas, much to the dismay of local surfers, the waves in heavily populated cities often do not reflect the collective feeling of big-city loneliness; instead, they’re some of the most crowded lineups on earth (i.e. Malibu, just north of Los Angeles, or Waikiki in Honolulu). And so goes the curse of the modern city-dweller – yearning for … More
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