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There's a much bigger picture beyond surfing, its part of an ocean culture. Everything comes back to Mother Nature. Surfing is a way of connecting, and saying thanks.
Tristan Prettyman
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Tristan Prettyman
Age: 42
Born: 1982
Born: May 23
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