hurleyのインスタグラム(hurley) - 6月28日 00時55分

For three months, Devyn Bisson moved to Japan to document the Ama-San – ‘sea women’ of the Shima Peninsula who have maintained a tradition of diving for abalone for over 2000 years.
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She’s creating a documentary chronicling this special culture – but it isn’t done yet. And that’s because Devyn needs you to be part of the process. To share in the experience of making this film.
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So, tonight at Hurley HQ, we present BLUEPRINT, a physical manifestation, art show, and evening of fun.
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Join us:
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📍Hurley WHQ, Costa Mesa CA
🕕 6PM - 9PM
🍴🎤Food & Live Music
🈚 Free Admission

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vassko I am only allowed to get 3 abolone per dive and now even that is too much. They mish have a different system since it’s getting harder to find the good once in NorCal. And man is this a hard dive and they they are not younger than me. ?????

ht_hl She’s called haenyeo in korea. Haenyeo is designated as a UNESCO, world heritage site in 2016.

graybeardwaterman AMA SAN! THANKS FOR THE INSPIRATION AND MOTIVATION!

sexskateboard ❤️❤️❤️ aymeline valade F*ucked with samuel partaix

asherco_closet @fergusondiana this would have been fun to go to

michael.bedford6 Are these the oceans people say are polluted ?

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