It's something people don't see normally. To see people dressed up in that time period and using the tools and techniques is very interesting.

We wanted to give people an idea of what it was like living in that time.

We rely on people coming out and being patrons to help this site continue to thrive.

Living conditions were good in this area.

Redondo is always, no matter what, out to have a good time. That's what surfing is supposed to be all about.

Every time there is a humanitarian catastrophe, you hear the same promise: There will be a seamless transition from humanitarian assistance to developmental assistance. In the end it never happens, because these agencies have to go on to put out the next fire, and there is simply not enough funding.