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Alain Riou Tahitian surfer Alain Riou is a family guy. He loves his grandma and misses his mum's good food when he's surfing around the world… Aww! With a gorgeous smile, we think this Quicksilver surfer is the perfect catch

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Ron “Canoe” Drummond (1907-1996) In his late 20s by the mid-1930s, Ron Drummond was born in Los Angeles, raised in Hollywood and, as a kid, summer vacationed at Hermosa Beach. During summers, in the 1920s, Ron learned to bodysurf and then board surf. He was particularly into canoes and bought his first one around 1921, at the age of 14. On a dare from his brother, he dragged his canoe out into the surf only to have the canoe broken in two by a good sized wave. Undaunted, a tall (6-foot, 6-inches) Ron “Canoe” Drummond would go on to become known up and down the Southern California coastline, eventually canoe surfing waves as large as 15 feet.[1] Ron was the quintessential “canoe surfer.” “Well, I've been interested in canoeing ever since I was fourteen years old,” Ron told surf historian Gary Lynch in an interview eight years before his passing at the age of 89. “I remember my brother, Tommy. He's older; year and a half older than I am. He says, 'Aw, you're dumb to try to go out in the ocean in a canoe.' First time I brought a canoe down... we used to spend our summers at Hermosa Beach, and I brought the canoe down there. The next morning we went down to go out in the ocean in it, and the waves about six feet high, thick and curling. And I says, 'I don't want to take it out through that.' And he says, 'Oh, you chicken!' So, I couldn't take that, so we went out... Sure enough, one broke and right into the canoe. Broke the gunnels in several places, burst the hind end all out, and it took me about two weeks to repair it. That's when he says, 'Aw, you're dumb anyway to try to take a canoe out in the ocean.' That made me determined that I was going to learn to enjoy canoeing on the ocean. So, I think I'm the only one in the world, probably, that enjoys a Canadian-type canoe surfing and doing various stunts out in the ocean. It's meant a lot in my life, canoeing. I've really enjoyed it. I remember, I said to Tom Blake, 'I think I'll quit canoeing and take up my surfboard again. I need to practice on surfing.' 'Oh,' he says, 'forget the surfboard. That's really something, something different. You keep that [surfing with a Canadian-style canoe] up.' So, on his advice I kept canoe surfing. It is a great sport.”

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