Monthly Archives: March 2012

“When I see a view like that I’m always aware of the terrifying insignificance of mankind and yet at the same time the irrevocable connection we all have with the universe.” Howard Moon, Jazz Maverick Deep and Radical left Denmark … Continue reading →

In Margaret River I heard tales about the world class right at ——’- —– just outside the town of Denmark. In Walpole the legend grew into a wave that rivals the quality of Snapper Rocks yet is far less hyped. … Continue reading →

In which Deep and Radical experiences a new ocean, a spooky beach, and discovers a new favorite tree while going back on the no photos idea.

The Margaret River area has many excellent attributes including surf, high quality food, and glorious hiking trails. Yet given the low population density and extensive undeveloped, tree-laden land, it is not nearly as chill as it should be. The region … Continue reading →

Deep and Rad has just returned from a tour of Western Australia’s southwest corner. It was sick and the next few entries will attempt to describe the sickness. No photos here though. None I took adequately captured the landscapes. Interested … Continue reading →

Every town with a respectable surf community has a place for post session grindage. Visiting these spots to relax, drain the sinuses, and get some greasy protein replacement is vital to experiencing local surf cultures. Margaret River, in southwestern Western … Continue reading →

Hopefully this lightweight fare will keep readers entertained while Deep and Radical prepares lengthy and verbose accounts from southwestern Western Australia.

Deep and Radical is doing research in Western Australia. The results look promising.

Deep and Radical has gone abroad! Forthcoming entries will report on excellent new locations and provide fresh cultural insights. Before examining wonderful things on our planet, I’d like to mention an integral yet widely despised aspect of international travel.