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Chances are, if you follow Paul Tyler’s journey up the east coast of Australia, you will find his art adorning something or another. 

A term often used to describe someone who isn’t an accomplished surfer and/or does not yet fully understand surf etiquette. ‘Kooks’ are recognised by the faux pas they commit out in the surf.

In what is a seemingly unlikely location, some 50km outside of Denmark on the South Coast of Western Australia is the largest publicly displayed private collection of historic and collectable surfboards in Australia.

With our rubbish being incredibly damaging to marine life, it’s unfortunate that plastic is as common a sight as fish nowadays.

Nowadays it appears so many people are eager to take offence about something or rather.

I’m not referring to that nasty little surfing injury that often results into a trip to the doctors and a few stitches, I’m talking about the slice of the pie fin manufacturers have carved out for themselves.