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Grant Preller: “It started as a fun project and has turned into something I would definitely call a vocation.”
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Margaret River cartographer and surfer Grant Preller on catching waves down the Iberian coast in a 1980 VW bus, spending five years on foot marking promising breaks along 50 miles of Australian coastline, relating local history with maps, the plan to map ‘til “the end of [his] days,” and using Google Earth, 1890s coastline maps, 1:50k topos, the local library, an A0 sheet of paper, a pencil and CorelDraw to create an 8-foot map that shows you where to catch a sick barrel 🤙. See Grant’s maps at https://www.instagram.com/bomboramaps/ and https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063726562685
- Surf map: Contos to Bunker Bay
- Surf map: Deepdene to Contos South Beach
- Facebook page
- Guy’s Safari Maps
- Sara Drake (see ep. 4)
- Wildwood Maps
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