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Mike Horn

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Mike Horn Completed the Longest Unsupported Crossing of Antarctica—Alone. “The Antarctic crossing was one of the hardest things I’ve ever done,” says Mike.

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Moments / Tides is a song I wrote at the beginning of the surf season here in Oregon. I’d been away from the coast for half a year due to weather and building Casa Pequeña (my tiny house). I’d forgotten how much life and clarity being in the ocean gives me. I’m hopeful that through the song and video, people can get a taste of what it’s like gliding over the water.

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