Duke Kahanamoku meesh
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Great work girls!
ThePelebele 3 weeks ago
Respect for the microphone... 1) Don't bump it. Hands off! 2) You needed a foam breath baffle. Check, check...
IMHO
Brandtalones 1 year ago
was this for school? either way it was really good
currentswellz 1 year ago
just to clarify... Duke arrived in Australia on 23rd December 1914, with no surfboards available he then ordered the sugar pine from a local hardware store. Duke had to build and shape the board, so the Freshwater demo didnt actually occur until 15th January 1905!
wwnomes 1 year ago
nice
DEADPLEASED 2 years ago
That was awesome, 5 stars! I dig his statue on Kalakaua Ave. along the beach. He was indeed a legend.
bj616 2 years ago