Duke Kamehameha: King of Surfing

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Duke Kamehameha was a Hawaiian swimmer, surfer, and Olympic champion who helped introduce surfing to the world. Born in Hawaii, he became famous for his powerful swimming skills and won Olympic gold medals in 1912 and 1920. Duke shared Hawaiian culture wherever he traveled and showed people the joy of riding ocean waves. Today, he is remembered as the “Father of Modern Surfing” and a symbol of aloha spirit and sportsmanship. 👉 Upgrade your bedding with Quince for free shipping and 365-day returns: ⁠www.quince.com/bedtimehistory⁠

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