"Chasing the Wind" | Searching For Waves in The Falkland Islands

Surf adventurers Julian and Joaquin Azulay embrace the now and battle the
elements in the Falkland Islands.
"In 1982, Argentina and Britain waged war over the sovereignty of the Falkland Islands. Great Britain won the Falklands War, but Argentina maintains a claim to the land to this day. Since the conflict, relationships between Falkland Islanders and Argentinians remain tense.
As Argentinian surfers, we wanted to go to the Falklands to try and create a bridge of peace through surfing. In our research, we found that there are two brothers in the Falklands who, just like us, surf. They were also, just like us, born after the 1982 war and therefore have no memory of it."
Read the article by Gauchos del Mar in The Surfers Journal Volume 29, Issue 3 - surfersjournal.com/product/ch...

[@scottmcwave9479]

Those dolphins!🤙

[@eddielee6573]

they were penguins mate

[@scottmcwave9479]

Commerson’s dolphin! I just looked it up!

[@RobCummings]

Beautiful!

[@laineboyd1249]

Sic video guys 🥇

[@szacharym]

volveremos las malvinas!!!

[@americasdotsurf]

You mean "Las Malvinas Argentinas"

[@brasilsurfguru]

if they won the war maybe, but they didn't. Falklands it is.

[@americasdotsurf]

​​@@brasilsurfgurufala garoto As Malvinas sao Argentinas rapaiz.

[@brasilsurfguru]

​@@americasdotsurf o povo das Falklands nunca quer ser governado pela Argentina, um corrupto, que deixou lá pessoas vivendo na pobreza. A qualidade de vida nas Falklands é muito alta, não tem como eles quererem mudar isso.

[@Angel_423]

no they mean the falklands. from a falklander :)

[@americasdotsurf]

@@Angel_423 go to Argentina and try saying the same buddy. Las Malvinas son y seran siempre Argentinas.