James McMillan Is Preserving and Celebrating Byron Bay Surf Culture - The Inertia
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Meet the man behind the Byron Bay Surf Festival. His name is James McMillan. He's an amazing artist, a great surfer (used to sport a Volcom Stone on his board), and a top bloke. He's also making sure Byron Bay surfing keeps its rich and vibrant culture for years to come.
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Back in the sixties Nat lived up the track towards Coopers Shoot. Mactavish moved close to Lennox Head and Greenough Broken Head.Nat had the Pass wired .Rusty Miller from the states joined the crew. Byron was just starting to change with these new arrivals showing the way. There were new shops"Neverland" run by Nyarie Abbey and Garth , Mexican Mick's restaurant, San Juan Surfboards. It was cheap to rent then but jobs were hard to find. The butter factory was one option. There were many other characters from the surfing and hippee fraternity that made it such an interesting and beautiful place to live. Byron was beginning to bloom again.
miss the midnorth coast very very much
I want to know more about this myth of a bloke Greenough!!!
It's called Guginbah Not Byron Bay
Where's the culture you are preserving??? I'm not having a go at you ,I was just expecting some acknowledgement for the Arrakwal People and the amazing Indigenous surfers who have always lived here . Just Saying