Featured Articles
FakeOut
By Will Harper, Bruce PetersonMY ALARM WENT OFF at 7 a.m., but I wasn’t there to hear it. I’d been up for hours, moving restlessly about the house, loading my van, making a breakfast that I could not eat.
Lost at Last
By Brad DrummondOne look at each other and the decision was made, no discussion necessary. The day-to-day drudge was showing on us all. Even the dog needed a break. Seeking refuge and tranquility, we were hoping to get totally lost on the Oregon Coast.
The Great Travel Contest
By Brian KingWe asked you to send us your best windsurfing stories and photos a year ago ... We’re now proud to present the winners in The Great American Travel Contest.
Forecast
Editor’s Note: Issue 9.3/4
By John Chao
With this issue, American Windsurfer celebrates the completion of a decade of continuous publication. It is an accomplishment that fills me with pride and amazement for surviving and withstanding this test of time.
Air Mail
Gender Equality and Erotic Hippos
Just back from Hatteras. Snagged a recent issue of American Windsurfer while there. Glancing at some older issues too, I was reminded of what I liked most—
Makin’ Waves
Whirlwind of Festivities
WindMakers
Soul Survivors
By Will Harper
It’s one of life’s greatest goals: make a living by following your true passion. Doing what you love to do, instead of chasing the almighty dollar. It’s a beautiful thing, when it works out.
Featured Articles
Lost at Last
By Brad Drummond
One look at each other and the decision was made, no discussion necessary. The day-to-day drudge was showing on us all. Even the dog needed a break. Seeking refuge and tranquility, we were hoping to get totally lost on the Oregon Coast.
Featured Articles
FakeOut
By Will Harper, Bruce Peterson
MY ALARM WENT OFF at 7 a.m., but I wasn’t there to hear it. I’d been up for hours, moving restlessly about the house, loading my van, making a breakfast that I could not eat.
Featured Articles
HashOut at the Hatch
By Will Harper
New faces, old hats, big crowds, and big money might best describe the scene at the Freestyle event at the Gorge Games this year.
Interviews
A Dance with the Dangler
By John Chao
Rumor has it that he is dangerous on the water. Rumor has it that he targets women with his intimidating style and vociferous curses. Rumors are that he enjoys sailing straight at people, forcing other sailors to take evasive action, or turning at the last minute.
WindMills
The Great Travel Contest
By Brian King
We asked you to send us your best windsurfing stories and photos a year ago ... We’re now proud to present the winners in The Great American Travel Contest.