Rolling Retro

Classic single fin surfboards lined the beach. © Jared Aufrichtig

SA Pro Brandon Jackson found a board shaped by his dad. © Jared Aufrichtig

Brandon Jackson ripping on the old school board his dad made. © Jared Aufrichtig

I happily provided water footage for the video production. This is a view from inside the barrel. Frame grab: © Jared Aufrichtig

Some of the gals stoked and smiling after a great session. © Jared Aufrichtig

Floating water views. Frame grab: © Jared Aufrichtig

Some of the proceeds from the event helped the Llandudno Surf Lifesavers Club. © Jared Aufrichtig

The beach got really full, but thankfully I don’t think anyone needed to be rescued. © Jared Aufrichtig

Breaking for the sky. Frame grab: © Jared Aufrichtig

Everyone was all smiles and totally stoked. © Jared Aufrichtig

A window from below. Frame grab: © Jared Aufrichtig

More smiles with Robby McDonald from The Surfboard Warehouse / Vudu Surfboards hanging with some locals. © Jared Aufrichtig

Cool Cats camped out on the beach while others enjoyed the view from the lifeguard deck. © Jared Aufrichtig

New school old school was a hit, like this Clive Barber single fin that was shaped recently with modern materials but made with true 70’s soul. © Jared Aufrichtig

The Commentator Area was packed the whole day. © Jared Aufrichtig

Groms making their way out through a sea of… © Jared Aufrichtig

Going radical, styling and claims were all strongly suggested. © Billy Ackerman

Shredding it up on an old Spowy. © Billy Ackerman

How retro are you, bro? © Billy Ackerman

Jared Aufrichtig salutes Bruce Gold with a little hands-up soul arch. © Billy Ackerman

My Dad's early 70’s Tich Paul kneeboard turned out to be quite a favourite amongst the other surfers and boy did it hold up well. © Billy Ackerman

Ending off with funky vinyl hits that rocked the beach party into the night. © Jared Aufrichtig