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the
pioneers of surfing
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credited with first riding a surf break
Angourie
(geographical
- possibly Aboriginal)
First surfed circa 1958 by members of the Yamba Surf Life Saving Club. Reported, with thanks, by Ray Moran. Body surfed circa 1961 by Dick Evans. Surfed and photographed by Bob Evans (brother of Dick) - thanks to Ian Peden. First photographs published in Surfing World Magazine, circa 1963. Image Right : Joey Cabell maximum trim, Angourie, circa 1964. Photograph possibly by Bob Evans Farrelly : This Surfing Life page 38 |
Queenscliff Bombora
(geographical)
circa 1940 Freshwater
Boat crew,
circa 1945 Claude
West - from the Manly Surf boat,
1963 Dave
Jackman. Reference : Pollard
Bare Island Bombora
(geographical)
1962 Scott Dillon.
Photographs : Jack Eden
Noth Narrabeen
Best Day : 1963,
April 26. Nat's History, page 91.
Fairy Bower(geographical)
pre - 1956 Unknown,
but certainly ridden before as many photographs of hollow boards
show.
1965 Palm Beach
Surf Boat
Cabbage Tree 1/Windshuttle and crew ride a few big ones,
resulting in total craft demolition.
Reference : Nat
Young, Nat Young Film, filmed by ABC, Brawley pages 146 -148
Round 3? 1974 Coke
Contest Nat gets barrelled. Reference : On Any Morning
Conelley's Reef (
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