Paul Walker In Mens Health Magazine

Super hunky Paul Walker is the cover boy for the new Mens Health Magazine where he reveals that he spends the bulk of his time in Indonesia.

These are some great photos, but I gotta say it would be even better if he had his shirt of…ok, ok sorry I’ll stop!!

Below are some highlights from his interview with the mag:

“It’s been a lot of work. I came here thinking it would be my own secret island — heaven on earth. But there wasn’t even access from the road; I literally had to bulldoze one. But it’s worth it. This place is one of the most beautiful on earth, if not the most beautiful — especially for the price.”

“It’s warm here, but it just pisses rain nonstop — lightning storm after lightning storm.  And working in the rain, I have to tell you, is not easy. I don’t have electricity. I use candlelight. I cook over an open fire, the traditional way. I harvest my rice, dry it out, beat it, and cook it up. I dive for lobster and octopus. If I did that year round, the novelty would wear off, but to come here for a couple, 3 weeks at a time, it’s perfect.”

On staying fit:

“It’s about keeping as many irons in the fire as you can.  There’s no gym out here, so I just do whatever I can to stay physical. It’s condition-dependent; if there’s no surf, I dive or stand-up paddle or canoe-surf or swim, or even do pullups from tree branches if I have to. And of course, there’s surfing.”

On surfing:

“The more you’re under fire, the cooler you are.  Fifteen feet is now where I draw the line. But 15 feet is big — you’re on the edge, and the water is only 6 or 7 feet deep until it’s jagged coral. It’s inevitable: I always get cut, on my feet, on my arms, and on my hands. It’s like hitting concrete. And that means you have to be on your game. If you hesitate, you go down hard.”