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Photo Archive: Maya Gabeira

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Posted 12:22 GMT on January 28, 2011
Maya Gabeira

In our new blog series that delves into the HUCK archives, we revisit Brazilian big wave charger Maya Gabeira.

Says Gabeira: "I feel lonelier nowadays, with all the travelling I do. You see, the path to get here was very lonely, always on the move, no stability, no attachment to anyone… But if I was to stick with someone, whether a best friend or something, then I just wouldn’t be where I’m at, right?"

Check out the full feature in HUCK#015, in our Digital Archive.

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