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The Bangledesh Surf Club

Surfing the Nations is a non profit humanitarian organization. Their goal is to make a positive impact on the world through surfers and the sport of surfing. This video is a quick look at the faces and lives that have been touched during our one month stay in Cox Bazar, Bangladesh.

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