Surfboard shaper Paul Nichol crafts a giant gesture to help shine a light on depression

By Ben Langford
Updated September 29 2016 - 6:37pm, first published 6:30pm
Beat the blues: Paul Nichol at Sandon Point with the blue 'Hawaiian Gun' he shaped to raise money and awareness about depression. Picture: Robert Peet
Beat the blues: Paul Nichol at Sandon Point with the blue 'Hawaiian Gun' he shaped to raise money and awareness about depression. Picture: Robert Peet

Working as a surfboard shaper can be a bit like being a barber or a bartender – you’re likely to hear a lot about people’s lives while on the job.

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