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Mike Hynson Surfboards
Surfing Heritage & Culture Center
ON THE EDGE...That's the way Mike Hynson has lived his entire life; from his formative years as a Navy brat in the 1940's, bouncing between Hawaii and San Diego, to his innovation that kept him at the forefront of the surfing industry throughout the 1960's.
The iTunes version of Mike Hynson-Transcendental Memories of a Surf Rebel includes all of the color photographs in the Collector Book, plus a video of Mike Hynson discussing the Perfect Wave!
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Mike Hynson-Transcendental
Memories of a Surf Rebel
iTunes Version
by
Michael Lear Hynson
& Donna Klaasen Jost
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ORPHANS OF THE SAHARA
On the Loose in Las Vegas
It's the Fourth of July, 1960, in Las Vegas, Annie Reyes is a precocious six-year old who is left to her own wits by her mother to babysit her baby brother and sister all night in their car. Burdened with being the responsible one in her household, the dark parking lot of the Sahara Casino is uncharted territory.
Scared out of her wits, driven to tears, even her overactive imagination can't get her out of this mess...until, that is, she meets the Orphans of the Sahara.
Set against the colorful backdrop of the Las Vegas Strip in 1960, the story deals with the subject of child abandonment from the perspective of the Orphans of the Sahara, a community of children who teach Annie how to be a kid again. Dancing with showgirls, enjoying a tender moment with Frank Sinatra, one of the Rat Pack, being cornered by the mafia; in one eventful night the course of Annie's life does a one-eighty.
"If Keith Richards
Surfed, He'd Be Mike Hynson,"
by
Matt Warshaw