George Van Noy dries his Greebe and Moommy sweatshirt
Title
George Van Noy dries his Greebe and Moommy sweatshirt
Description
Adventuring for waves, Topanga Beach surfers Bill Cleary and George Van Noy found a point break at Maspalomas, Canary Islands. They were the first to surf the break, and lived in a shack they built from bamboo and palm fronds. George designed the shack by modifying a geodesic dome into a teepee. The shack withstood a hurricane. Bill Cleary's Hobie surfboard rests on the ground. A sweatshirt, drying on a stick, says, "Greebe and Moommy Topanga Beach Surf Club."
Date
1963
Source
Digital only
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Creator
Bill Cleary