Steve Sorensen

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Average rating: 4.16 · 110 ratings · 14 reviews · 46 distinct worksSimilar authors
Heap of Bones: A Baja Surfe...

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A Branch of The Sky: Fifty ...

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How to Buy a Used Mercedes ...

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Surviving My Son's Suicide:...

really liked it 4.00 avg rating — 3 ratings — published 2013 — 3 editions
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The Happy Mechanic: Making ...

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A Branch of The Sky: Fifty ...

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Growing Up With Guns by Ste...

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Day Hiking Kings Canyon

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Day hiking Sequoia: Fifty d...

0.00 avg rating — 0 ratings — published 1996
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Day Hiking Sequoia

0.00 avg rating — 0 ratings — published 1991
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“Surfing is always a sport of waiting. We wait for the right season, we wait for the right swell, we wait for the right tide, we wait for first light, we wait for the night wind to cease, and then we wait for the right wave. All this waiting for just a few seconds of the most dazzling beauty a human can ever know. So”
Steve Sorensen, Heap of Bones: A Baja Surfer's Chronicle

“Back on the beach, I went through the ritual a tropical surfer should perform to avoid the ailments and irritations that come with surfing in warm water: drink as much fresh water as soon as possible to ward off dehydration; remove wet trunks immediately; dry all body parts and apply Desitin to the crotch and armpits to avoid rash; irrigate the ears with a vinegar-and-alcohol solution to prevent swimmer’s ear; and smear any open cuts with antibiotic ointment to guard against staph infection. Warm water produces more bacteria than cold water, and to all those little microscopic beasties, human flesh is a luscious treat.”
Steve Sorensen, Heap of Bones: A Baja Surfer's Chronicle



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