
Queen Gwyn
2026-09-03 · 4 min · Not rated
The story of Newquay surfing icon Gwyn Haslock. She looks back on her surfing life as she shares her energy and connection she still has for the sea and wave-riding, despite her back playing up.
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- Osker Carmichael
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