by Ed Temperley on Friday 7th December, 2012 109357 Views
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Mataveri, a world class left pointbreak, looking pretty friendly.
© 2013 Alan ThiznauA surfer and an artist, "El Kenny" is one of the coolest locals around.
© 2013 Alan ThiznauYou will be amazed by what lies beneath.
© 2013 Alan ThiznauThe art of surfing and sculpture by Brandon and Te Pou Huke respectively
© 2013 Alan ThiznauAfter the session, Chileans, Peruvians and locals Mandy, Zuzuki, Kenny and Tama gather on the rocks just to enjoy the show.
© 2013 Alan ThiznauHetereki at his front yard, taking a rest from work.
© 2013 Alan ThiznauWhen isn't big, the waves are likely to be more dangerous. Here is Fabio, from Peru, hoping to make it on a very shallow lava bottom at Mataveri.
© 2013 Alan ThiznauVivi, another gem of the south coast.
© 2013 Alan ThiznauUti Araki's got the tow-in equipment ready for the big days on the south coast. Unfortunately, it didn't get big enough at this time of the year.
© 2013 Alan ThiznauThe two sides of paradise: Pakaia and Hanga Roa
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