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Woody, "Four-Foot Seven-Inch Skateboard Giant," 5/5
Woody Woodward walks on his surfboard on a wave at Topanga Beach in a photo from the article "Four-Foot Seven-Inch Skateboard Giant" by Bill Cleary.
Woody Woodward hangs heels on a Makaha skateboard
Woody Woodward hangs heels on a Makaha skateboard at Topanga Beach.
Las Tunas Isle Motel rates
Las Tunas Isle Motel rates for their themed rooms...
Malayan Room
Beach House
Black and Gold Room
Big Bam
The Hut
Little Bam
Jungle Room
Leopard Room
Deck Room
Lotus Room
Marine Room
Jade Room
Amber Room
18904 Pacific Coast…
Malayan Room
Beach House
Black and Gold Room
Big Bam
The Hut
Little Bam
Jungle Room
Leopard Room
Deck Room
Lotus Room
Marine Room
Jade Room
Amber Room
18904 Pacific Coast…
Las Tunas Isle Motel letterhead
Las Tunas Isle Motel letterhead shows the swimming pool and a map.
Mr. and Mrs. Marc R. Stuby, management
18904 Pacific Coast Highway
Las Tunas Beach
Malibu
Mr. and Mrs. Marc R. Stuby, management
18904 Pacific Coast Highway
Las Tunas Beach
Malibu
A shirtless man carries two children on his shoulders
A shirtless man carries two children on his shoulders, one with a red umbrella, in the yard of a house on Topanga Lane (The Snake Pit).
Lynnea Herrmann rides a horse on Topanga Lane
Lynnea Herrmann, 14, rides the horse Midnight on Topanga Lane.
Kurt and Deborah Herrmann hold their horses
Cousins Kurt Herrmann and Deborah Herrmann stand with their horses Brandy and Dilly next to a corral on Topanga Lane.
A dirt road passes mailboxes in The Rodeo Grounds
Mailboxes on a dirt road serve The Rodeo Grounds and Topanga Lane. The houses on the hill are on Topanga Canyon Blvd. The house higher up, in the background, are on Sunset Mesa.
A car is stuck in the mud after a flood on Topanga Lane
The Herrmann family's car is stuck in the mud after a flood on Topanga Lane.
Topanga Beach residents gather for a group photo, 2/2
Topanga Beach residents gather for a group photo
STANDING:
Peter Smith (left, white long-sleeve shirt)
Wheeler Coberly (left, striped pants)
"Tennis Shoe Ernie" Ford (left, in back)
Reva (sunglasses) and Doug Meredith (center left)
Foster…
STANDING:
Peter Smith (left, white long-sleeve shirt)
Wheeler Coberly (left, striped pants)
"Tennis Shoe Ernie" Ford (left, in back)
Reva (sunglasses) and Doug Meredith (center left)
Foster…
Matchbook from The Raft restaurant
A matchbook from The Raft seafood restaurant shows a logo with an anchor. The Raft was at 18661 Pacific Coast Highway, Topanga Beach, from 1963 until it burned in 1979. The owners were Jack Dorfman and Jim McDonald. Today it's The Reel Inn.
Matchbooks from The Point restaurant
Four matchbooks from The Point seafood restaurant show a veranda overlooking the waves, a sailboat, and an artist's palette. The Greek fishermen who owned the older Marinos' seafood restaurant nearby also owned The Point at 18412 W. Pacific Coast…
Topanga Bombers group photo, 3/3
Topanga Bombers surf club members flex their muscles at Topanga Beach.
Pete Stein, Chuck Gates, Terry Flanagan, Nicky Saenz in front, Denny "Wally" Waldman, Eddie Saenz (lying down), Bart Loy, Timmy Saenz.
Denny Waldman: "The unidentified guy…
Pete Stein, Chuck Gates, Terry Flanagan, Nicky Saenz in front, Denny "Wally" Waldman, Eddie Saenz (lying down), Bart Loy, Timmy Saenz.
Denny Waldman: "The unidentified guy…
"Surfing Guide to Southern California," 1963
David H. Stern and Bill Cleary wrote the "Surfing Guide to Southern California" (The Fitzpatrick Company, 1963) at Topanga Beach.
A window reflects Bill Cleary surfing at Topanga Beach
"Surf Guide" photographer Dick Gustafson captures a window reflection of Bill Cleary surfing a wave in front of his own house, 18658 W. Topanga Beach Rd.
"An Interview with Jim Fitzpatrick," 2/2
Jim Fitzpatrick surfs a fast wave in a photo from "An Interview with Jim Fitzpatrick" by Bill Cleary.
"An Interview with Jim Fitzpatrick," 1/2
Jim Fitzpatrick holds his surfboard in a photo from "An Interview with Jim Fitzpatrick" by Bill Cleary.
Woody, "Four-Foot Seven-Inch Skateboard Giant," 4/5
Woody Woodward carries his surfboard on his head and and rides a Makaha skateboard at Topanga Beach in a photo from the article "Four-Foot Seven-Inch Skateboard Giant" by Bill Cleary.
Woody, "Four-Foot Seven-Inch Skateboard Giant," 3/5
Woody Woodward hangs five while riding a Makaha skateboard on his paddle-tennis court at Topanga Beach in a photo from the article "Four-Foot Seven-Inch Skateboard Giant" by Bill Cleary.
Woody, "Four-Foot Seven-Inch Skateboard Giant," 2/5
Woody Woodward rides a Makaha skateboard on his paddle-tennis court at Topanga Beach in a photo from the article "Four-Foot Seven-Inch Skateboard Giant" by Bill Cleary.
Woody, "Four-Foot Seven-Inch Skateboard Giant," 1/5
Woody Woodward surfs Topanga Beach and rides a Makaha skateboard in a photo from the article "Four-Foot Seven-Inch Skateboard Giant" by Bill Cleary.
George Trafton in the 2nd issue of "Skateboarder" magazine
George Trafton hangs heels on a wave at Topanga Beach, and on a Hobie skateboard on Woody Woodward's paddle-tennis court at Topanga Beach. The photos appeared in the article "Surfer/Skateboarder," published in the second issue of "Skateboarder"…
"Muscle Beach Party" film still, 15/15
In "Muscle Beach Party" (1964), surfers Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello discover that bodybuilders have taken over Topanga Beach.
A film still shows them dancing at Woody Woodward's house.
A film still shows them dancing at Woody Woodward's house.
"Muscle Beach Party" film still, 14/15
In "Muscle Beach Party" (1964), surfers Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello discover that bodybuilders have taken over Topanga Beach.
A film still shows actor Peter Lupus. Behind him is the bluff.
A film still shows actor Peter Lupus. Behind him is the bluff.
"Muscle Beach Party" film still, 13/15
In "Muscle Beach Party" (1964), surfers Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello discover that bodybuilders have taken over Topanga Beach.
A film still shows an aerial view of the Topanga Lagoon.
A film still shows an aerial view of the Topanga Lagoon.
"Muscle Beach Party" film still, 12/15
In "Muscle Beach Party" (1964), surfers Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello discover that bodybuilders have taken over Topanga Beach.
A film still shows actors Peter Lupus (in purple) and Don Rickles (in blue).
A film still shows actors Peter Lupus (in purple) and Don Rickles (in blue).
"Muscle Beach Party" film still, 11/15
In "Muscle Beach Party" (1964), surfers Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello discover that bodybuilders have taken over Topanga Beach.
A film still shows Woody Woodward's beach house and the surfboards that the Topanga Bombers allegedly stole from…
A film still shows Woody Woodward's beach house and the surfboards that the Topanga Bombers allegedly stole from…
"Muscle Beach Party" film still, 10/15
In "Muscle Beach Party" (1964), surfers Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello discover that bodybuilders have taken over Topanga Beach.
A film still shows Dick Dale & the Deltones playing surf-music guitar.
A film still shows Dick Dale & the Deltones playing surf-music guitar.
"Muscle Beach Party" film still, 9/15
In "Muscle Beach Party" (1964), surfers Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello discover that bodybuilders have taken over Topanga Beach.
"Muscle Beach Party" film still, 8/15
In "Muscle Beach Party" (1964), surfers Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello discover that bodybuilders have taken over Topanga Beach.
"Muscle Beach Party" film still, 7/15
In "Muscle Beach Party" (1964), surfers Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello discover that bodybuilders have taken over Topanga Beach.
"Muscle Beach Party" film still, 6/15
In "Muscle Beach Party" (1964), surfers Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello discover that bodybuilders have taken over Topanga Beach.
"Muscle Beach Party" film still, 5/15
In "Muscle Beach Party" (1964), surfers Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello discover that bodybuilders have taken over Topanga Beach.
A film still shows a surfboard, a volleyball net, and beach houses.
A film still shows a surfboard, a volleyball net, and beach houses.
"Muscle Beach Party" film still, 4/15
In "Muscle Beach Party" (1964), surfers Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello discover that bodybuilders have taken over Topanga Beach.
A film still shows Miki Dora, in black, about to jump over the railing of Woody Woodward's beach house.
A film still shows Miki Dora, in black, about to jump over the railing of Woody Woodward's beach house.
"Muscle Beach Party" film still, 3/15
In "Muscle Beach Party" (1964), surfers Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello discover that bodybuilders have taken over Topanga Beach.
A film still shows the surfers parking on W. Topanga Beach Rd. Miki Dora is sitting on a headlight, dressed in…
A film still shows the surfers parking on W. Topanga Beach Rd. Miki Dora is sitting on a headlight, dressed in…
"Muscle Beach Party" film still, 2/15
In "Muscle Beach Party" (1964), surfers Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello discover that bodybuilders have taken over Topanga Beach.
A film still shows Frankie and Annette turning onto W. Topanga Beach Rd.
A film still shows Frankie and Annette turning onto W. Topanga Beach Rd.
"Muscle Beach Party" film still, 1/15
In "Muscle Beach Party" (1964), surfers Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello discover that bodybuilders have taken over Topanga Beach.
A film still shows the surfers driving on Pacific Coast Highway.
A film still shows the surfers driving on Pacific Coast Highway.
"Muscle Beach Party" film poster
In "Muscle Beach Party" (1964), surfers Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello discover that bodybuilders have taken over Topanga Beach.
The film's poster says, "When 10,000 Biceps go around 5,000 Bikinis... you KNOW what's gonna happen!"
The film's poster says, "When 10,000 Biceps go around 5,000 Bikinis... you KNOW what's gonna happen!"
Surfers sit in front of The Yellow House
Surfers sit on the rocks and rubble for a group photo in front of The Yellow House at Topanga Beach.
BACK ROW:
Shane McMahon (in sunglasses and blue hat), Matt Robinson, Mark "The Mate" Barker, Andy Halpert (Tony Creed) with guitar, Charlie…
BACK ROW:
Shane McMahon (in sunglasses and blue hat), Matt Robinson, Mark "The Mate" Barker, Andy Halpert (Tony Creed) with guitar, Charlie…
The Point restaurant's logo appears on a napkin
The Point restaurant's logo appears on a napkin, with "Malibu, California." The Greek fishermen who owned the older Marinos' seafood restaurant nearby also owned The Point at 18412 W. Pacific Coast Highway. Later The Chart House and Mastro's Ocean…
W. Topanga Beach Rd., "Private Property, No Trespassing"
Signs say, "West Topanga Beach Rd., 18622 to 18722. Private Property. No Trespassing. No Parking. Violators will be prosecuted by residents." Behind a fence, surfers enjoy the waves. The image is a still from the film "Topanga Style" by Scott…
The Las Tunas Isle Motel has a sign on its roof
The Las Tunas Isle Motel at 18904 PCH has a sign on its roof. People and dogs walk on Las Tunas Beach. The image is a still from the film "Topanga Style" by Scott Dittrich and Pablo Capra (2018), which includes vintage footage by Hal Jepsen and Grant…
The Spiral Staircase House on Topanga Lane
The Spiral Staircase House at 3924 Topanga Lane is boarded up. Cult leader and serial killer Charles Manson and his Family stayed here in 1967. He recruited his youngest member, Dianne Lake, here, and nicknamed her "Snake," which may have something…
April and Andrea Newman with two other children
Sisters April and Andrea Newman stand between two other children in the yard of a house on Topanga Lane (The Snake Pit). Behind them is a dog.
Jim and John Hum load boxes in The Rodeo Grounds
Brothers Jim, 12, and John Hum, 9, load a car with boxes, in anticipation of a flood at 3751 Rodeo Grounds.
Miki Dora lies down while surfing a wave
Miki Dora lies down while surfing a wave in a sequence of three photos that have been merged.
Miki Dora surfs by a Topanga Beach porch with arundo
Miki Dora surfs a wave by a Topanga Beach porch with arundo and a wicker chair. The image is a still from the film "Topanga Style" by Scott Dittrich and Pablo Capra (2018), which includes vintage footage by Hal Jepsen and Grant Rohloff.
Lynnea Herrmann rides her horse Champagne
Lynnea Herrmann rides her horse Champagne in a corral on Topanga Lane.
Topanga Beach residents gather for a group photo, 1/2
Topanga Beach residents gather for a group photo.
STANDING:
Peter Smith (left, white long-sleeve shirt)
Wheeler Coberly (left, talking to a woman)
Foster Sherwood (center, long blond hair and beard)
Bob Schiller (center, puffy parka)
Jack…
STANDING:
Peter Smith (left, white long-sleeve shirt)
Wheeler Coberly (left, talking to a woman)
Foster Sherwood (center, long blond hair and beard)
Bob Schiller (center, puffy parka)
Jack…
The Point restaurant, looking west
The Marinos' Point seafood restaurant had a sign shaped like an artist's palette and a telephone booth outside. The Greek fishermen who owned the older Marinos' seafood restaurant nearby also owned The Point at 18412 W. Pacific Coast Highway. Later…
The Point restaurant, looking east
The Marinos' Point seafood restaurant had a sign shaped like an artist's palette and a telephone booth outside. The Greek fishermen who owned the older Marinos' seafood restaurant nearby also owned The Point at 18412 W. Pacific Coast Highway. Later…
Surfers shoot BB guns from porch of a Topanga Beach house
Surfers shoot BB guns from the porch of John Puklus's Topanga Beach house. Ken "Kenman" Helms wears sunglasses. George Trafton wears a hat.
Cory Feldman, Suzie Metzler, Steve Hilton...
Cory Feldman, Suzie Metzler, Steve Hilton, and three unknowns sit on a log in front of the Saenz family's Topanga Beach house.
Surfer Bruce Lucoff sits below a "Fuck the Draft" poster
Surfer Bruce Lucoff and friends smoke below a "Fuck the Draft" poster in a Topanga Beach house.
Surfer Bruce Lucoff sits below a "Pot is Fun" poster
Surfer Bruce Lucoff sits below a poster of Allen Ginsberg that says, "Pot is Fun," in a Topanga Beach house.
J. Riddle wears a purple shirt and a beaded necklace
J. Riddle wears a purple shirt and a beaded necklace with puka shells, while holding a red surfboard.
Jim Fitzpatrick: "J. Riddle made an incredible transformation from longboards to short boards. He was the first surfer I ever witnessed…
Jim Fitzpatrick: "J. Riddle made an incredible transformation from longboards to short boards. He was the first surfer I ever witnessed…
Surfer Jim Fitzpatrick rides the nose with his hands up
Surfer Jim Fitzpatrick rides the nose with his hands up on a wave at Topanga Beach.
Jim Fitzpatrick does a Paul Strauch Five at Topanga Beach
Surfer Jim Fitzpatrick does a Paul Strauch Five on a wave at Topanga Beach.
Bill & Mary Cleary model swimsuits at Topanga Beach
Bill Cleary & Mary Woodjack Cleary and an unknown man model swimsuits at Topanga Beach.
Poster for "Four Years After" by Jamie Budge (1972)
The blue poster/program for Jamie Budge’s surf film “Four Years After” (1972) uses drawings to illustrate its "classic coverage of four of the most fascinating years in surfing." The film would later be expanded and rereleased as "The Californians"…
Bonnie Leonard's wedding reception at the Lasky home
Bonnie Leonard wears a crown of flowers on the spiral staircase at the home of her sister, Marlene Lasky, at 18726 W. Topanga Beach Rd. The occasion is the reception after her wedding to Dave Leonard. The living room has a fireplace.
A bulkhead protects Topanga Beach houses
A bulkhead protects Topanga Beach houses belonging to...
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The Saenz family. The father Eddie Sr. kept adding bedrooms on top for his eight children.
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Bob Ernst, a policeman, lived upstairs. Alden Doseberg ("Dozy"), a volleyball player,…
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The Saenz family. The father Eddie Sr. kept adding bedrooms on top for his eight children.
2.
Bob Ernst, a policeman, lived upstairs. Alden Doseberg ("Dozy"), a volleyball player,…
Topanga Creek floods by mailboxes in The Rodeo Grounds
Topanga Creek floods by mailboxes belonging to Topanga Lane and the Rodeo Grounds.
Wes Armand is rescued from the flood, 7/9
Teacher Wes Armand and his daughter Thea, 3833 Topanga Lane, are rescued from the flood by being pulled over Topanga Creek on a stretcher.
Topanga Lane residents are stranded by the flood
Topanga Lane residents are stranded by the flood after Topanga Creek destroys their bridge. Bonnie Poorman Vincent is at left. Sara Russell Lane is at right.
Lynnea Herrmann stands on the Topanga Lane bridge
Lynnea Herrmann, 13, and her dog Ashes stand on the Topanga Lane bridge over Topanga Creek. The bridge lasted for almost 20 years, until it was destroyed in the February 1969 flood.
A Topanga Lane resident wades across Topanga Creek
A Topanga Lane resident wades across Topanga Creek, carrying a child on his shoulders and a bag. (This is possibly Wes Armand and Kurt Armand.) A cable holds a rescue basket that was fashioned out of a wicker chair.
"If you don't live here, don't surf here"
Graffiti on W. Topanga Beach Rd. says, "If you don't live here, don't surf here."
Herb Bermann sits with a pet bird on his head
Herb Bermann (hippie lyricist for Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band) sits with Bonnie Poorman's pet sparrow hawk "Friend of Mine" on his head in Bonnie's house at 3739 Rodeo Grounds. Herb nicknamed the bird "Peaceful Herb."
Fake vintage T-shirt shows "Töpanga Beach" Surfing Festival
A T-shirt advertises the 1968/1969 Sea Prism Surfing Festival at "Töpanga Beach," calling it a "Legendary Surfing Competition" and a "Pure Mind and Body Experience" with a musical performance. The Festival appears to be a fake historical event…
Grant Rohloff hugs two half-naked women
Surf filmmaker Grant Rohloff hugs two half-naked women, Paris (raising a pipe) and Deborah, in front of Dr. Schweiger’s house and John Clemens's garden at Topanga Beach.
Davey Hilton on the first issue of "Skateboarder" magazine
Davey Hilton appears on the cover of the first issue of "Skateboarder" magazine, jumping over a bar, barefoot, at sunset in West Covina.
Topanga Jr. Bombers patch shows a surfer doing Quasimodo
The Topanga Bombers Surf Club formed at Topanga Beach in the winter of 1962-63. An offshoot appeared around 1965 called the Topanga Junior Bombers, whose patch showed a surfer in a Quasimodo stance. The artwork was drawn by Gary Baker.
Miki Dora carries Mary Hughes at Topanga Beach
Miki Dora stands on a surfboard and carries Mary Hughes on his shoulders at Topanga Beach. Behind them is The Point restaurant.
Dale Smith was the first owner of The Malibu Feed Bin
Malibu cowboy Dale Smith was the first owner of The Malibu Feed Bin, from 1961 to 1966, at Topanga Canyon Blvd. and PCH. He bought the first 1964 Chevy El Camino (Chevelle Malibu) sold in the Los Angeles area.
Eric DeCook lies beside his great aunt Tess Swenson
Eric DeCook, son of Nancy Swenson Williams, lies beside Tess Swenson, aunt of Nancy, at Topanga Beach. The Point restaurant is at the end of the beach.
Deputy sheriffs rescue two children from the flood
Deputy sheriffs rescue two children, living in either Topanga Lane or The Rodeo Grounds, from the flood by pulling them over Topanga Creek on a stretcher.
Bob Cooper reads "Surf Guide" magazine at Topanga Beach
Bob Cooper (1937-2020) and a friend read together by arundo at Topanga Beach.
Cooper reads an article about himself, "Prophet on a Wave," in the April 1964 issue of "Surf Guide" magazine, in which author Kemp Aaberg celebrates his "Mount Everest…
Cooper reads an article about himself, "Prophet on a Wave," in the April 1964 issue of "Surf Guide" magazine, in which author Kemp Aaberg celebrates his "Mount Everest…
Surfer Bill Cleary takes off in front of Bob Feigel
Surfer Bill Cleary takes off in front of Bob Feigel, who calls him a "Wave Hog," at Topanga Beach.
Farm plays on a porch at Topanga Beach, 5/5
Farm plays on a porch at Topanga Beach. The band played the soundtrack for the surf film "The Innermost Limits of Pure Fun" (1970). Dennis Dragon (1947-2017) plays drums next to a Fender amplifier. In 1976, he formed The Surf Punks, a popular Malibu…
Proposed freeway from Santa Monica to Topanga Beach, 2/2
The Santa Monica Causeway would have extended the Santa Monica 10 Freeway over the ocean to Topanga Beach. The plan included the creation of marinas, high-rise apartments, and a terraced hillside.
Norman Ollestad surfs with his son strapped to his back, 3/5
Norman Ollestad surfs with his baby son strapped to his back at Topanga Beach.
"I am harnessed in a canvas papoose strapped to my dad’s back. It’s my first birthday. I peer over his shoulder as we glide the sea. Sun glare and blue ripple together.…
"I am harnessed in a canvas papoose strapped to my dad’s back. It’s my first birthday. I peer over his shoulder as we glide the sea. Sun glare and blue ripple together.…
Norman Ollestad surfs with his son strapped to his back, 4/5
Norman Ollestad surfs with his baby son strapped to his back at Topanga Beach. Christian Andersen sits beside them.
"I am harnessed in a canvas papoose strapped to my dad’s back. It’s my first birthday. I peer over his shoulder as we glide the…
"I am harnessed in a canvas papoose strapped to my dad’s back. It’s my first birthday. I peer over his shoulder as we glide the…
An actor poses as a surfer on Topanga Beach, 2/2
An actor holds a surfboard by Topanga Beach houses.
People dance at a Topanga Beach party, 10/10
Half-naked people dance at a Topanga Beach house party. A woman in a bikini looks over her shoulder.
Skylar and Sirkka Hayden lived at Topanga Beach
Skylar Hayden and his Finnish wife Sirkka Hayden lived at Topanga Beach.
"Topanga Beach kids learned about marijuana at Skylar's house. That's where the notorious photos for the 1967 'LIFE' magazine article about marijuana were shot."
-- John…
"Topanga Beach kids learned about marijuana at Skylar's house. That's where the notorious photos for the 1967 'LIFE' magazine article about marijuana were shot."
-- John…
A surfer wears snow clothes and carries ski poles, 2/4
A surfer-skier wears snow clothes and carries ski poles while riding a wave at Topanga Beach. He was a friend of Jim Simonson, who lived on the east side of the beach.
A surfer wears snow clothes and carries ski poles, 3/4
A surfer-skier wears snow clothes and carries ski poles while riding a wave at Topanga Beach. He was a friend of Jim Simonson, who lived on the east side of the beach.
A surfer wears snow clothes and carries ski poles, 1/4
A surfer-skier wears snow clothes and carries ski poles while standing with his surfboard at Topanga Beach. He was a friend of Jim Simonson, who lived on the east side of the beach.
Surfer Jim Fitzpatrick rides a wave with a long wall
Surfer Jim Fitzpatrick rides a wave with a long wall at Topanga Beach.
Two surfers drop into a wave in an offshore wind
Two surfers drop into a wave in an offshore wind at Topanga Beach.
Topanga Creek floods Lower Topanga, 1969, 9/9
Topanga Creek floods beach houses with driftwood. A Volkswagen van lies half buried at the point.
A surfer rides a wave on the nose with a dancer's grace
A surfer in a wetsuit vest rides a wave on the nose with a dancer's grace.
Richie Zall in a wetsuit vest holds a Harbour surfboard
Richie Zall in a wetsuit vest holds a Harbour surfboard by the Topanga Beach houses of Doug & Reva Meredith and John Mills.
John Clemens: "John Mills lived in the house with the low porch. He turned his porch into a one-table restaurant to make…
John Clemens: "John Mills lived in the house with the low porch. He turned his porch into a one-table restaurant to make…
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