Posted: March 6, 2015 at 12:21 am
Jim Parkinson part owner of Jackson Surfboards shows off his retro boards.
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Posted: February 14, 2015 at 7:02 pm
South Cronulla looked like a lumber mill there was so much wood on show. Cronulla legends from near and far turned up for this very special tribute.There was so much surfing history going on I doubt very much that you will ever see anything quite like it again in the Shire.Big thumbs up to all those involved. Recreating History; (from left) Ernie Johnson, Barry Banister, George Opperman, Larry Perryman, Alan ‘‘Buck’’ Spencer, Ron Casaceli, Brian Keane, Rob Young, Keith Suann, John Salmon, Barry Regan, John Suann, Ken O’Donnell and Kevin Quealy.
Gary Birdsall
Cronulla Surf Lifesaving Club the venue
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Posted: February 11, 2015 at 4:54 pm
Cronullas finest surf photographers got together on Tuesday night 10th Feb to present the best surf related images over the last 100 years in Cronulla. A who’s who of surfers and photographers turned up with PT, Popout, John Coote, Greg Buttons, Dave Shaw, Steve Baccon, Tim Vanderlaan, Veage and many more.The most iconic image will be announced at the formal dinner.Many of the images are still up in the Central Mall Gallery next to Cronulla Libary to check out.
Popout talks about his classic tube Easter Monday 1977 taken by Greg Button
Wall of surf fame
Another Bob Weeks timeless images
Whos who of surf people in the audience
John Coote and Greg Button
Barry Tyte
Veage and his 1000mm Century lens.
Old Nikonos cameras
1976 World Champ discusses his fav Cronulla moment.
PTs wave taken by Steve Core
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Posted: January 23, 2015 at 12:21 am
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Posted: October 5, 2014 at 8:48 pm
The eternal grommet who lived for the beach,Lenny was a regular face along Cronulla beaches and Point always surfing on his Mal in a hat. At one point Len was the oldest active surfer in Australia and possibly the world. He sadly passed away in 13th April 2013. RIP.
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