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The Lost and Found Collection
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Приєднався 8 бер 2017
Aloha and welcome to the You Tube Channel for "The Lost and Found Collection".
It all started in 2007 when the lxfound.com Founder, Doug Walker, discovered 30,000 lost film negatives stashed in dusty cardboard boxes at the Pasadena Flea Market. Investigation of the precious historical contents revealed the lost stories of the 1970’s
lxfound.com has been continually evolving since acquiring the film archives born from the monumental subcultures of music, art and wave riding and has brought adventure, fashion and lifestyle into the fold. The result has been the creation of an ever expanding platform that keeps the unique spirit of these historical subcultures alive. Viewing these clips is an uplifting experience that is unique and inspirational, and a testament to the value of remembering where we came from so we know where we are going.
Come join us on this journey and follow the ever evolving The Lost and Found Collection.
Always Aloha!
Jamie Sterling
On my last trip to hawaii I had the opportunity to sit down with surfer Jamie Sterling. It was an awesome meeting which led to a day together listening and documenting his Journey. His north shore history growing up with stepfather Ronnie Burns made him the human and man he is today. The one word that resonated with me after this interview with Jamie was , PONO.
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Randy Sleigh
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In the shaping room with the Randy Sleigh and Rory Russell. It was a few years back and seeing a true friendship between these two was a time I will never forget. Let's not forget the ones we have lost. Always Aloha Lxfound.com
Pat Rawson
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Pat Rawson has been shaping surfboards since 1966, and manufacturing surfboards on the North Shore of Oahu since 1972. On my latest visit to the North Shore I had the opportunity to sit down with Pat and our conversation of life and surfboard design of shaping led us down the path of art and what art means. HIs passion of shaping and giving back comes thru along with his true love of music. Alw...
Reno Abellira
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Legendary surfer Reno Abellira, a Honolulu native, former Hawaii state junior champion and winner of the Smirnoff Big Wave Invitational at Waimea Bay, is gradually recovering in the hospital from severe injuries he suffered last week, his nephew, Kealii Aquino, announced today on behalf of the Abellira family. Abellira, 71, was admitted to the Queen’s Medical Center Nov. 17 to undergo emergency...
Becky Benson
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When you spend time on the North Shore you will understand who the Benson family is and was. I sat down with Becky Benson and listened to hers story of life and journey of surfing on the women's pro tour in the 1970's and 80's. To this day she surfs everyday and I know this for a fact as I have chased her down the beach because she is just so excited to surf. She is my friend and am grateful fo...
Buttons was one of my favorite surfers. He has a part in the movie “Freeze Frame” that was one of the most influential things for my surfing. I was blessed to meet Buttons and tell him how much his surfing meant to me. The only human I’ve ever ask for an autograph. Thanks Buttons! RIP 🙏
friend Buttons. Aloha Heaven..I'll see you again
This guy was style of His own. His own pump
Anyone who has dropped in going for broke can feel the deep soul
Thats God. The man xxxxxx
Cousin Kalani love you.see you in heaven
Remember Reno and Jerry had a poster of them both in the same barrel
I started surfing in ‘63. I think Mike Doyle was best in the world at that time. Surfed next to him at Blacks I believe.
Muchas gracias por todo siempre surfing
I came here from watching this classic surfing documentary.. kalani foster was mentioned ..he was 12 and i just had to look him up....peace and blessings to the family
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Sou brasileiro Buttons foi minha inspiração na minha opinião o mais Radical do seu tempo
i don't know if Buttons will read comments, but, from Australia, as a grommet in the 80's, you were known and admired by myself and many others.
AWESOME story. Thanks for sharing, a great documentary.
She rips.
The “Stinger” as I recall. The 70’s and surfing the so. cal. coast was the best of times ✨❣️
aloha buttons
a man of aloha,
Genius
Legend
Very good Buzzy! Well said bro.
epic chick.
I remember watching Lynne and Margo compete in the 70s on ABC’s Wide World of Sports. This was awesome…thanks for posting 😊
Knew him.. it was a sad ending..
This was great. Thanks for sharing. 💪
Very nice
Beautiful story
The Kailua boy who had a good run. Brother did some modeling, too. My friend Mark Sedlak used to tell me about the good times he and Buzzy had on the surf contest tours.
Always admired Buzzy. God bless.
One of my heroes when I started surfing.
MAJOR DUDE!! Warms my heart to see this.Thank you so much for this channel.
That face should be plastered on billboards everywhere!! What a handsome dude!
I first heard of Buzzy Kerbox from the book 100 Foot Wave by Milton and Michael Willis. Buzzy is a legend for sure! It was Buzzy Kerbox and his zodiac that initiated the modern tow surfing movement.
Really seems like a guy who had fun and enjoyed life! Thanks BK
Buzzy looks like what Tom Cruise would look like, if he wasn’t a Scientologist and wasn’t able to use the fountain of youth they keep there.
Meilleurs souvenirs de Biarritz à Buzzy !
Im glad you guys are getting all these boomers on film in one place. They all seem to be dropping since the maxination. This way we can remember them.
Im glad you guys are getting all these boomers on film in one place. They all seem to be dropping since the maxination. This way we can remember them.
Im glad you guys are getting all these boomers on film in one place. They all seem to be dropping since the maxination. This way we can remember them.
Im glad you guys are getting all these boomers on film in one place. They all seem to be dropping since the maxination. This way we can remember them.
Im glad you guys are getting all these boomers on film in one place. They all seem to be dropping since the maxination. This way we can remember them.
I was 14 years old visiting my Aunt who lived in Lanikai and surfing the left off of Flat Island… I rode a wave ( on my Dewey Weber twin fin ) and when I kicked out a guy windsurfing came up to me and said “nice wave, keep it up”…. It was Buzzy ! I was so stoked! I’ll never forget that moment.
It's easy and typical to look back and think about those years with great nostalgia. As a kid soaking up everything surfing from Tracks and Captain Goodvibes, to sneaking into Byron's Top Pub to watch surfing movies on the screen up on the wall of the front bar to watching Buzzy in The Stubbies up at Burleigh.Legend.
The real Byron pub
When I was a kid I idolized the typical surfers of the time and that would include Lynn and Margo… they charge just as hard as the guy’s and earned their respect in the line up!
Buzzy ripped. He made a good living working as a world class fashion model too. Of course PT and Ian C also did a lot of paving with their much ridiculed (at the time) Bronzed Aussie concept. That was the first real attempt to create a viable pro surfing construct. Prior to that it was just scattershot contests here and there.
Was in the water with Buzzy in 74-75 and 75-76 and I noticed he was wearing his leash on his front foot unheard of back then so I adopted it and it served me well not once did it give me a tangle issue where as before I’d tangle every once in a while,, was it the greatest game changer in my surfing no but it was a”cool” move and I was always getting comments from friends and other surfers
My brother is a lefty. But he surfs regular footed. He naturally put his leash on his left foot as a regular footer, which is his front foot too. Matt Kechele does, too. Once....I got four stitches in my right achilles heel area. So I put my leash on my front foot and headed out to 4'-6' Rocky Rights.... You know. 15'-20' faces... I fell and almost DROWN. I couldn't swim. It was like throwing a baseball left-handed. I immediately pull the leash off and swam in. I surfed the rest of the day, torturing my stitches. Buzzy was such a nice guy in the water.... Especially for a professional. It's weird how some of the pros become gigantic jerks. Some are so nice... Nice? Mike Ho. Ronnie Burns R.I.P. Brad Gerlach Bobby O. Christian Fletcher Rusty Keaulana Brock Little R.I.P. Ross Clark Jones and more. I'm not naming the bad or ugly. Staying positive.
Nice vid.
I always love his position and style inside the tube, Never forget , unique légend
The Golden Years of Surfing 70s 80s and 90s
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