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17th June 2013

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17th June 2013

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It's Still Not Too Late to Plant a Vegetable Garden →

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17th June 2013

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Japan’s Hitachi Seaside Park
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Japan’s Hitachi Seaside Park

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17th June 2013

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17th June 2013

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Origami Street Art Installations by Mademoiselle Maurice

Origami Street Art Installations by Mademoiselle Maurice

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17th June 2013

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Name a body part that sees least sun. - @msois

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Name a body part that sees least sun. - @msois

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17th June 2013

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The New Yorker

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17th June 2013

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#RIP Bob Meistrell, Surfing Legend & Body Glove Co-Founder

The Meistrell brothers joined the Dive N’ Surf shop in Redondo Beach in 1953 and became sole owners by 1957. They began designing, manufacturing and selling the first commercially viable neoprene wetsuits which they called “Body Glove.” The company celebrates its 60th anniversary this year.
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#RIP Bob Meistrell, Surfing Legend & Body Glove Co-Founder

The Meistrell brothers joined the Dive N’ Surf shop in Redondo Beach in 1953 and became sole owners by 1957. They began designing, manufacturing and selling the first commercially viable neoprene wetsuits which they called “Body Glove.” The company celebrates its 60th anniversary this year.

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