Brotherhood of eternal love :

What links international trafficking in drugs , hallucinogenic drugs , robbery and surfers ? It could be the new film by Q. Tarantino , what really happened in California in the 60’ies .

Joe Griggs with MIke Hynson , said to be his idea to fill the surfboards with the “goods ” to pass across the border

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During the first meetings of the new church began to speak the name that the group should have had, Chuck Mundell, a surfer in the area of ​​Huntington Beach, came up with a name on which everyone agreed. So on October 26, 1966, less than three weeks after the state of California had banned LSD, brotherhood of eternal love was officially included in the list of religious associations no profit. Among the items of its memorandum was written, among other things: “The specific purpose of this association is the primary and bring into the world a greater awareness of God, through the teachings of Jesus Christ, Buddha, Ramakrishna, Babaji, Paramahansa Yogananda, Mahatma Gandhi and all the true prophets and apostles of God. The association also spread the love and wisdom of these great teachers to all people, regardless of race, color or circumstance. Mike Hynson made his first acid trip with John Griggs as “The Endless Summer” was still showing in cinemas; Brother founder, Hynson was present from the first moments and continued to collaborate with the Brotherhood in years, while carrying forward the revolution shortboards with its innovative designs.

To be continued …

Mike Hynson

Source : Hobo the ùmagazine

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Airline	Accept Surfboards?	Cost	Details	More Information
Aeroflot	Yes	Free – €150	Surfboards aren’t explicitly listed, but one boardbag should be included in your free baggage allowance (as with bikes/skis/snowboards). You must call Aeroflot to request carriage though.	Extra pieces of luggage and oversize/weight baggage will be charged.
Aero Mexico	Yes	$40 – $50 USD	$40 if paid in advance, or $50 at the airport
Air Asia	Yes	Varies	Score a 50% discount and the option to add 15-40kg extra weight by booking online. Max Board length 274cm.	Paying at the airport costs more and limits you to 20kg extra weight.
Air Berlin	Yes	Free	1 boardbag can be taken as your free baggage allowance, though you must notify the airline at least 24 hours before flying.	If you exceed the number of pieces in your free baggage allowance, you’ll be charged €50-75. No sports baggage on JustFly tickets.
Air Canada	Yes	$50 USD/CAD	Boards under the maximum linear dimensions can be counted as your free baggage allowance, but you will be charged a handling fee per board in each direction.	Boards must be less than 203cm long, and under 277cm total linear dimensions (lenght + width + height)
Air China	Yes	Free – $150+ USD	Boardbags can be counted as your free checked baggage allowance if total linear dimensions (length + width + height) are less than 158cms.	If your board exceeds 158cm total linear dimensions then you will be charge an oversize baggage fee. Charge varies by route, size and weight, but will likely be $150+ USD.
Air France	Yes	€55-100	Boards 107-300cm long can be carried, though you’ll be charged €55-€100 each way, depending on route.	You must notify the customer service department at least 24 hours before flying, but you can only pay at the airport.
Air India	Yes	Varies	Fees for board carriage are 50% of the normal excess baggage fee for the route.	It’s a good idea to call the customer service department and confirm fees when booking your flight.
Air Malta	Yes	30	In principal surf equipment can be carried free in addition to your normal checked baggage allowance, though you should confirm this with the airline when booking.
Air Mauritius	Yes	Free – €200	Boards under 200cms (length + width + height) and 23kg fly for free.	When applicable, charges levied vary by route – from €55 to €200 each way.
Air New Zealand	Yes	Free	Boardbags up to 2 metres long can be taken as part of your free checked baggage allowance, plus multiple boards are allowed in one bag.	200cm is the normal maximum length allowed, but occasionally items up to 250cm long can be taken (by prior arrangement).
Air Pacific	Yes	Varies	You can take boards up to (total linear dimensions) 277cm, but fee (and currency) varies depending on route and destination.	Fees are usually around 50-100 AUD
Air Seychelles	Yes	Free	Boardbags up to 158cm long and 15kg in weight fly for free.	You have to sign a waiver that Air Seychelles is not liable for any damage during transit.
Air Tahiti Nui	Yes	Free	Boards up to 250cm and 23kg fly free (in addition to your normal checked baggage allowance)
Air Vanuatu	Depends on plane	Free	Boards up to 250cms can be carried free as part of your checked baggage allowance on international flights, and boards up to 150cms can be carried free on most domestic flights. However, some smaller planes on certain routes lack the capacity to take surfboards.	Call airline to check regulations on your route.
Alaska Air	Yes	$25 USD	One boardbag containing up to two boards can be taken for the normal checked baggage fee. Size restrictions vary by route.	On Alaska Airlines flights 1-999 the boards up to max 292cm in length (alone) can be carried; on flights 2000-2999 and 3440-3499 the maximum combined linear dimensions (height + length + width) may not exceed 292cm.
Alitalia	Depends on route	€75 – $260 USD	Boards up to 300cm can normally be carried for a fee, though the amount and currency charged varies by route.	Not all planes have room for boards, so you must check with the airline when booking.
American Airlines	Yes	$42.50 – 150 USD	You can take boards up to 320cm total linear dimensions for a fee of $150 USD, other than flights to/from/through Brazil.	When travelling to/from/through Brazil, the first board is charged at $42.50 USD, and $85 USD for any extra boards.
Ana	Yes	Varies	Boards up to 203cm total linear dimensions travel free (if within your checked baggage allowance). If you take a board in addition to your baggage allowance, you’ll be charged a fee (amount varies on route) calculated by weight rather than size.	You must call the airline when booking, as fees vary by route and not all planes can accommodate surfboards.
Arikair	Yes	Varies	Surf boards can be carried subject to a fee, which depends on route.	Call airline to confirm chargs on your route when booking.
Asiana	Yes	Free	One board can be carried free if within the weight and piece imit of your checked baggage allowance. There are no extra fees for oversize bags, but you will be charged if you breach weight limits.
Austrian Air	Yes	€50-100	Boards up to 2m ilong can be carries for €50 (each way) within Europe, or €100 (each way) on intercontinental flights.	Not all planes can accommodate surfboards, so call the airline to check restrictions on your route when booking.
Avianca El Salvador	Yes	$50-125 USD	You can fly with one boardbag with up to 3 boards (max 370cm long and 32kg) for $50 USD if travelling to/from Brazil, or $125 USD if travelling to/from America.	You can take a board bag on some routes to/from America for $100 USD.
Azul	Yes	Free	You can take a boardbag upto 23kg for free, as long as it’s within your free checked baggage allowance.
Bahamas Air	Yes	$65 USD	You can take a boardbag up to 203cm, subject to a fee of $65 USD.	You must to pack the board in an official boardbag.
Bel Avia	Yes	Free	As long as the total weight is within your free baggage allowance ( which varies by ticket class), one surfboard can be taken for free.	Only one board per passenger is permitted.
Blue Wing Airlines	Maybe	Varies	Ticket price is calculated by how much you weigh personally combined with the weight of your baggage.	You should contact the airline directly when booking your flight.
BMI Regional	Yes	Free – £30/€45	One board can be carried free if within checked baggage allowances, or for £30/€45 if not (up to 20kg extra) per sector.	Any item between 21-32kg will be charged an extra fixed fee of £30/€45 per sector.
British Airways	Yes	Free	One boardbag (up to a 190cm x 75cm x 65cm and 23kg) can be carried as your free checked allowance.	Board must be packed in a recognisable surfboard bag.
Brunei Air	Yes	Varies	Baggage with total linear dimensions over 147cm are charged by volumetric equivalent weight, but the airline waives the first 5kg of that for surfboards.	Check exact fees with the airline when booking.
Brussels Airlines	Yes	Free	Boards traevl free of charge if within your free checked baggage allowance.
Cape Air	Depends on route	Varies	Not all planes have enough room for boards, so you should call the airline when booking.
Carpat Air	Yes	$75	You can take boards for a fee of $75 per board.	You must call the airline when booking to reserve space for your board.
Cathay Pacific	Yes	Varies	You can take boards free of charge on some routes, and between Hong Kong and Doha even recieve an extra 10kg weight allowance. Free baggage allowance also varies by route; where free baggage allowance is calculated purely by total weight, boards may travel free if within limits. On routes where free baggage allowance is calculated by pieces and dimensions, an extra fee is levied, though costs vary by starting point and destination.	You should contact the airline directly when booking your flight.
Cayman Airways	Possibly	Varies	Some sporting items can be carried as part of free baggage limit, irrespective of size, though surfboards aren’t explicitly listed. Fees of $150 USD normally apply to items over 157cm total dimensions, up to a maximum of 203cm.	You should contact the airline when booking your flight, to confirm fees and obtain written permission.
China Airlines	Yes	Varies	Normally boards cannot be carried as part of the free baggage allowance. Boards up to 277cms total dimensions will be charged at 100% of the applicable excess baggage, while larger boards will be charged at 150% of the fee, which applies per board.	On flights to/from/within the SW Pacific boards can be carried as part of your free baggage allowance. If they exceed the free allowance, a board up to 277cm total dimensions will be charged at the applicable rate for 5kg of excess baggage, or 8kgs if longer.
China Eastern	Yes	Varies	Surfboards are not included in the free checked baggage allowance, and will be charged 50% of the applicable fee if below 277cm total dimensions, or	The discounted rate is not applicable to passengers travelling to/from/within:
			100% of the applicable fee if larger. Only one board per passenger is entitled to the discounted rate. Any additional boards will be charged at the applicable excess baggage charge (by weight): one board up to 277cm total linear dimensions will be charged at the applicable rate of 5kg of excess baggage, or or 8kg if longer.	American Samoa, Australia, Cook Islands, Fiji, French Polynesia, Kiribati (Canton and Enderbury Islands), Nauru, New Caledonia (including Loyalty Islands), New Zealand, Niue, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu, Vanuatu, and Wallis and Futuna Islands.
China Southern	Yes	Varies	Fee varies by route and number of boards, but you must contact the airline to get permission to take a board when booking.
Condor	Yes	$65-78 USD	Boards must be pre-booked with the airline. You’ll be charged $65 if you register the board 30 or more days before the flight, or $78 USD if if less.
Copa Air	Yes	$50-100 USD	One boardbag with max two boards can be taken to all destinations for $100 USD, other than São Paulo and San Jose (where only $50 USD is charged).
Corsairfly	Yes	Varies	You can take boards for free if within the applicable free baggage weight and dimension limits (which vary by route).	You should contact the airline to check exact fees when booking.
Croatia Airlines	Yes	Free	One board up to 200cm can be taken as part of your free baggage allowance.	You have to pre-book the board with the airline.
Czech Airlines	Yes	Varies	You can take a board for free if within the applicable free baggage weight and size restrictions , or fee a fee if exceeding them.	You must notify the airline at the time of booking.
Delta	Yes	$100-150 USD/CAD or €105	Two boards can be taken in one bag for $100 USD when travelling to/from Brazil, or for $150 USD/CAD (or €105) on all other routes
Easyjet	Yes	£35	One surfboard bag can be taken for a fee of £35 per leg.	If the surfboard bag is your sole piece of checked luggage, it can weigh up to 32kg. If it is in addition to other checked baggage, you recieve an extra 12kg weight allowance.
Egypt Air	Yes	Varies	One surfboard up to 200cm can be taken as checked baggage, but is not included in the free baggage allowance. Fees are calculated at 50% of applicable excess bagage rate.
El Al	Yes	$70-200 USD	You can take board bags up to 277cm (total linear dimensions) and 32kg for $70 each way on flights up to 5.5 hours, or for $200 each way on longer flights.	If you want to take a longer board than normally permitted, you must contact the cargo division on +972-03-9771177.
Emirates	Yes	Varies	Board bags up to 300cm total dimensions can be taken for the applicable oversize baggage fee for the route.	No items exceeding 300cm total dimensions can be carried, with no exceptions.
Etihad	Yes	Free	Boards up to 300cm can be taken for free.
Ethiopian Airways	Yes	Varies	You can take boards up to 200cm for €40 within Europe or for €80 on intercontinental flights. Boards over 200cm are subject to a fee of €80 on European flights or €160 on intercontinental flights.
Finnair	Yes	Free – €150	Boards under 190cm long and 23kg fly for free if within checked baggage allowances, otherwise (and for larger boards) a fee of €150 applies.
First Air	Yes	$70 USD	Boards between 161 and 292 cms (length + width + height) can be taken for a fee of $70.00.
Flybe	Yes	£30	Normally boards can be taken for £30, though size restrictions apply on some routes.	Call the airline when booking to reserve space for your board.
Frontier Airlines	Yes	Varies	Boards can be carried, though fee depends on route and travel class.	You should check the exact fee with the airline when booking.
Garuda Indonesia	Yes	Free	You can take a board for free, if within the checked baggage allowance applicable to your ticket.	Call the customer service department to confirm fees when booking.
Georgian Airways	Yes	Varies	Normal bagage restrictions are up to 158cms linear dimensions, but surfboards are listed as an exception. Excess fees are calculated by weight.	Check with the airline when booking.
German Wings	Yes	50	You can take your board for a €50 fee.	Boards must be pre-booked with the customer service department.
Go Air	Yes	Varies	Surfboards can normally be taken, but are possibly subject to an oversize baggage fee.	Call the airline to confirm fees when booking.
Gulf Air	Yes	Free	A boardbag (up to 190cm and 32kg) can be taken for free as your checked baggage allowance.
Hawaiian Airlines	Yes	Free – $150 USD	Two boards( up to 292cm) can be carried in one bag. Fees vary by route, ranging from free (to Australia and New Zealand) to $150 USD.	Some planes have limited cargo capacity, so call the airline to reserve space when booking.
Iberia	Yes	$60 USD – €150/$150 USD	You can take boards up to 250cm for €150/$150 USD, other than flights to/from Brazil, where only $60 USD is charged.	Carriage is subject to available space, so you must contact the airline when booking.
Iceland Air	Yes	€62 – €87	Price varies between routes to/from Iceland, Europe and North America.	You must pre-book your surfboard.
Interjet	Yes	Free	You can take a board bag for free if under 50kg (yes, really!).
Japan Airlines	Yes	$50-150 USD	Price varies massively between routes, but you can take up to two boards per boardbag.	Call the airline to check fees on your route when booking.
Jet2	Yes	€39 per flight	Max length 182cms.	You have to pre-book your board.
Jetblue	Yes	$50 USD	$50 USD each way, one board per case, which counts as one piece of your checked baggage allowance.	No size restrictions, but must be under 45kg.
Jetstar	Yes	Free	A board can be taken free as part of your checked baggage allowance.	Surfboards (including the bag) must not exceed 1.9 metres for Jetstar flights operated by an A320, A321 or B737 aircraft, and 2.77 metres for Jetstar flights operated by an A330 or 787** aircraft.
Kenya Airways	Yes	Varies	Surfboards over 107cm long must ALWAYS be pre-booked. A charge will always apply, but it varies by route.	Call the airline to book your board and check fees before booking.
KLM	Yes	€55-100	Fee varies by route, but you have to pre-book any boards 107-300cm long.	Normally you have to take the boardbag as your sole piece of checked luggage.
Kulula	Yes	Free	You can take boards up to 190 x 75 x 65cm for free.	Anything over 20kg will be charged extra, but its simple to add extra weight and pieces to your allowance.
LAN Airlines	Yes	Free	You can take boards up to 300 linear cms for free
Lion Air	Yes	200,000 IDR	You should call the airline to confirm fees and board carriage when when booking.
LOT Polish Airlines	Yes	€12-100	Boards can be taken for €12 on domestic flights or €100 on intercontinental flights.	Not all planes are big enough to accommodate boards, so call to check with the airline.
Lufthansa	Yes	€50-100	Boards up to 2m long can be taken on continental flights for a fee of €50, and on intercontinental flights for €100.	You must call the airline to register your sports baggage before flying.
Luxair	Yes	50	Boards up to 30kgs can be taken for €50.
Malaysia Airlines	Yes	Free	One board up to 2.5m can be taken free of charge, if within your free checked baggage limits.
Mango Airlines	Yes	Free	Call the airline when booking to reserve space in the hold.
MEA	Yes	Free	First item of sporting equipent (up to 20kg) travels free of charge.	Due to different regulations over different routes, you should confirm carriage with the airline when booking.
Meridiana	Yes	€90-190	Boards can be taken for €90 on domestic flights, €100 on international, and €190 on intercontinental.
Monarch	Yes	£24.99/€29.99	You can take baords up to 182cm for a fee of £24.99, which also grants an extra 20kg weight allowance.
Nauru Airlines	No
Oman Air	Yes	Varies	You must call the airline when booking, as not all planes can take boards. Charges vary by route and ticket class.
Penair	Yes	Minimum $50 USD	It’s likely that your board must travel as cargo.	Fees vary by route, so call the airline to confirm.
Philippine Airlines	Yes	1120 PHP	You have to call to book your board, but the fee entitles you to an extra 15kg weight allowance.
Qantas	Yes	Free	Boards up to 277cm and 32kg can travel free as part of your checked baggage allowance.
Qatar Airways	Yes	Free	1 boardbag up to 32kg can be carried free as part of your checked baggage alowance
Royal Air Maroc	Yes	€55-300 ($300USD/CAD)	Price varies by route and weight/size of board bag.	Baggage allowance also varies by ticket class – confirm on website.
			Up to 23kg and 158cm = 500Mad on domestic flights, €55 to/from Europe/Maghreb, and 150 EUR/USD/CAD to/from Africa/America/Brazil/
			Libya/Egypt/Saudi Arabia/Lebanon.
			Bags up to 32 Kg/203 cm =
			700MAD domestic,
			€100 Europe/Maghreb and
			200 EUR/USD/CAD others.
			Up to 32 Kg/300 cm =
			1000MAD domestic,
			€150 Europe/Maghreb and
			300 EUR/USD/CAD others.
Royal Jordanian	Yes	$30-200 USD	Fee varies by route, but there is always a fee for boards.
Ryanair	Yes	€50/£50	€50/£50 per flight, with a 20kg weight limit.	We recommend you call the airline to confirm max dimensions when booking.
Saudi Airlines	Yes	$130-440 USD	You have to pay to take your board, but the fee varies by route.	You should call the airline to check fees on your route when booking.
Singapore Air	Yes	Varies	Surfboards can be taken for free if within size limits, which vary by route.	Call the customer service department to confirm max dimensions and fees when booking your flight.
Sky West	Maybe	Varies by route	Charges vary by route and flight, and as not all planes have sufficient capacity for boards you should call the airline when booking.
Solomon Airlines	Maybe	Varies by route	You must call the airline when booking, as not all planes can take boards, and charges vary by route and ticket class.
South African Airways	Yes	Varies	On most routes boards under 200cms fly free, if within the free baggage allowance.	You should call the airline to check fees on your route when booking.
SouthWest	Yes	$75 USD	You can take your board for $75 USD each way.	It’s advisable to confirm exact fees and dimensions with the airline when booking.
Srilankan Airways	Yes	Varies	Free if within the checked baggage limit (32kg)	Exceeding the checked baggage allowance on your route will incur fees, which you should confirm with the airline as they vary by dimensions, weight and route.
Sriuijaye Air	Maybe	Varies	Surfboards should fly for free if under 20kg.	There is some ambiguity, so confirm with the airline when booking.
Suncountry	Yes	$75 USD	You can take boards for $75, but only up to 152cm.
Sunwing Airlines	Yes	€80-100	Fee varies by route, but you must pre-book your board with the airline.
Swiss	Yes	€50-100	You can take boards up to 2m long for a fee of €50-100, depending on route
TAP Portugal	Yes	€35-75	Boards fly for a small fee, but you MUST pre-book them.
Thai Airways	Yes	Varies by route	Can be included in checked baggage allowance for free if flying to/from Australia/New Zealand, otherwise fees vary by route.	You should call the airline to check fees on your route when booking.
Tiger Airways	Yes	Varies	You can take boards under 190cm and 10kg as your free checked baggage allowance.
Transavia	Yes	Free	You can take boards for free, but you are NOT allowed to pack clothes/etc in the board bag.	You must call the airline to pre-book your sports baggage before flying.
Trans Maldivian Airways	Yes	Varies	In order to take oversized baggage like surfboards you must charter a flight, as there is no room on scheduled flights.	Contact the airline, as charter costs vary by route and number of passengers.
Turkish Airlines	Yes	Free – $350USD	Turkish are happy to take boards, but the fee system is complex and variable, particularly when stopovers are involved. Charges range from free (any number of boards up to 10kg) if flying to/from Bilbao or Santiago De Compostela, or (3 boards up to 32kg/3 metres) if flying from Sao Paulo to several destinations (including the Maldives), to $350 (USD) when flying from certain American airports to various parts of Africa.	We strongly recommend contacting the airline to confirm fees when booking flights, as max dimensions also vary depending on plane type and size. Be aware charges for different legs stack up, and an extra charge is often applied if you have to stopover (ranges from $10 USD on domestic flights to $180 USD when changing in Turkey on trips to/from America).
United	Yes	$150-200 USD	You have to pay $150 (each way) to take a board on flights between the U.S., Canada, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, and $200 (each way) for all other destinations.
US Airways	Yes	$150 USD	You can take boards for $150 – PER BOARD.	You must call the airline when booking the flight, as not all planes can take surfboards.
Virgin America	Yes	Normally $50USD	You can normally take your board for $50, but oversize weight fees (which vary by route) can apply.	You should call the airline to check fees on your route when booking.
Virgin Atlantic	Yes	Free	You can take boards under 23kg and 277cm for free, IN ADDITION to your standard checked baggage allowance.
Virgin Australia	Yes	Varies	Boards can be take as part of your free checked baggage allowance, but maximum permissable dimensions vary by route and plane.	You must call to confirm board carriage before your flight, as not all planes are large enough to accomodate them in the hold.
Viva Aerobus	Yes	400-550 MXN	You can normally take a board, but the charge will depend on route and how/where you pay it.	Confirm fees with the airline when booking.
Volaris	Yes	Free	You can take boards under 2m for free, as long as you don’t exceed your free baggage allowance, which varies by route and ticket class.	We advise you to call the customer service department to confirm fees when booking your flight.
Vueling	Yes	€ 45	You can take a board for €45 each way.	You have to pre-book sports baggage before flying.
Westjet	Yes	Varies	You can take boards under 3m, but expect to pay as all applicable excess/oversize baggage fees will be applied.	We advise you to call the customer service department to confirm fees when booking your flight.
Wizz Air	Yes	€30-80	You can take a board, but fees vary between €30-80 deoending on route and ticket class.
Yemenia	Maybe	Varies	Not all planes can accommodate boards, so we recommend you call the airline to confirm board carriage and fees when booking.

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The a.s.d. Stagnone Kitesurf is nestled in the beautiful setting of the natural reserve of the Stagnone Lagoon of Marsala (Tp), less than an hour’s drive from Palermo and a short walk from Birgi Airport.
We deal with advertise, initiate, and maintain the wonderful sport of Kitesurfing and in general all water sports like surfing, sup, windsurfing.
Kitesurfing is a sport specifically very young and on the rise of all ages and all walks of life. The fascination that causes the common beach observers is undeniable and goes along with addiction and that generates spending a day on a board surfing dragging by the wind. Contrary to what one might commonly believe, kitesurfing is a sport simple and very fast in learning, you are practically autonomous, with a course lasting about 6 hours.

Furthermore the gear (the kite to which you are bounded) does not require streight to be handled with, all the traction is discharged on the hearness (a belt buckled to waist) to which the arms serve only to manage the gear with bar system control as well as the wheel of a common bicycle.
That’s why even children starting for 9 years old , or very thin people can be successfully introduced to the sport. Furthermore, our strategic location on the lagoon makes this sport particularly safe and easy to learn: The lagoon has an average depth of 30-40 cm so you can walk back even several hundred meters away from the shore, the Lagoon is in communication with the open sea at only 2 points, there are no waves even the weather is windy or guesty.
This combination of shallow and calm water makes the lagoon the favorite destination for kiteboarders from all over Europe. It not infrequently happened that people or couples, bored by life in the city, have been found to spend a weekend in Marsala, approach to case in the world of kitesurfing with a course of a few hours are no longer out of this world. It’s not just a sport, it’s a world where you can shake every day new friendships, new links, strong new incentives, and why not new love stories: everyday Marsala and our school are the stage of arrival of new kiters from around the Summer in the world as well as in winter: the non-competitive nature of kiteboarding fact makes us all linked by strong common passion for the sport.
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