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Bells Beach Carpark, Brian

Poynton, John Keilor

(deceased), Marcus Shaw,

Bernie Gebbie, Winter 1963.

An iconic image of the Bells

carpark one foggy winter

day.

Terry Wall, Sep 64. Beautiful

classical surfing style on big

Bells waves, pioneer surfer

& perennial Bells finalist.

Robbie Lane, Sep 64. Manly

legend, an exceptional

surfer who laid the ground

rules for power surfing at

Bells.

Marcus Shaw, Sep 64. Bells

pioneer surfer, brilliant

attacking backhand turns

from deep in the Bowl.

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'The Biggest Wave Ever',

Roger Falahey , Apr 65.

Paddle, paddle, paddle!

Roger made it over the top

of this monster wave.

3rd place, Jeff Watt, Apr 65.

His 1965 Final was epic.

2nd place, Robert "Nat"

Young (wax in mouth), Apr

65. His surfing speaks for

itself - multiple Bells,

Australian and World Titles.

John "Nipper" Williams,

Robert Conneeley, Apr 65.

Fresh from victory at

Makaha, Hawaii, Rob

blasted Bells to secure

victory.

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Dawn seascape, Wayne

Lynch, John Panozzo, Jeff

Watt, 24167. Perhaps the

most exquisite photo ever

taken of Bells, a perfect

Autumn dawn.

From the Take-Off Zone,

Terry Klemm,"Flossie"

Neylan, Marcus Shaw,

24167. Barrie paddled out to

the Bowl to take the first

photos of Bells from the

water.

Rod Brooks, Gail Couper,

Alan Atkins, 24504. Rod,

multiple Vic titles; Gail, 13

Vic, 10 Bells, 5 Aust titles;

Alan, Vic and Aus titles

Peter Drouyn, 24532. The

brilliant young

Queenslander blasting

through the Bowl at the

Australian Titles.

Bells Beach Easter Contest - 50 Years Anniversary, 1962 - 2011

Limited Edition Prints by Barrie Sutherland

10 Prints ONLY of each image on archival Cotton Rag

"The heritage of surfing in Victoria and especially Bells Beach owes so much to the great black and white images shot by Barrie in the

60's and 70's." Doug Warbrick, Rip Co-Founder

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Bernard "Midget" Farrelly,

24532. First World

Champion (1964), Bells

favourite son throughout

the 1960s.

Russell Hughes, 24532. The

'new-era child', gunning

through the Bowl, staked his

claim on deep take-offs and

stylish surfing.

Bobby Brown, 24532. Brief

but brilliant surf career,

tragically cut short. The

reluctant star who just loved

surfing.

Bob McTavish, 24556. "I'm

so stoked you captured it",

'Sir' Bob, the great

innovator, free surfing pre-

contest.

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Pre-contest surfing,

R.Brooks, Bobby Brown,

R.Conneeley, 24556. High-

line attack through the Bowl

by Rod, three great surfers

on a beautiful Bells wave.

Open Mens Finalists, Peter

Drouyn, Robert "Nat"

Young, Bernard "Midget"

Farrelly, 24556. The classic

photo of the three 1960s

protaganists on the dais at

the Australian Titles.

Carpark Officials Area,

Wayne Lynch,Butch Cooney,

Bill Kelly, 24556. Hi-tech

infrastructure and park

anywhere at the 1967

Australian Titles.

"Nature's Perfect Forms", ,

24716. The Bells program

perennial image, Rod

Brooks coined the title.

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Barrie's VW, , 24716. My

VW could find its way to

Bells blindfolded! Siamese

cat Tuki in the back checking

out the scene.

Wayne Lynch, 24746. A

stacked set powering into

Bells and Wayne taking it

on.

Glen Ritchie, 24898. Won

Bells in 1962, a most

consistent performer and

finalist throughout the

1960s.

Ted Spencer, . Superb at

Bells, the 'Hot Generation'

power surfer backdooring a

large wave in the Bowl.






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Ray Wilson, 23408. Exquisite

surfer, leader of the

Torquay pack of young

surfers in the early 1960s.

State titles, 2nd place Bells

1964.

Bells Bowl to Winki Pop,

John Monie, 23833.

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