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48 Palm Beach (Qld) SLSC training Indonesians in surf reel and belt, Kuta Beach, Bali, Indonesia. September 1977
48 Palm Beach (Qld) SLSC training Indonesians in surf reel and belt, Kuta Beach, Bali, Indonesia. September 1977
Alan (Wilbur) Betts watches his squad change flank. The man who was formerly the patient steps back and then marches to the end of the squad to become linesman. The swimmer becomes patient, beltman becomes swimmer and linesman becomes reelsman. In this way all take their turn in the rescue and resuscitation drill.
Wilbur shared accommodation with Guri (Gookie) Lluka. Wilbur and Gookie were definitely the odd couple. The gregarious and garrulous Gookie would often come home at all hours to find that the private and rather autonomous Wilbur had retired, locking the door. Doing his best Fred Flintstone impersonation Gookie would wake the neighbourhood while hammering on the door and bellowing "Wil-bur! Open this door! Let me in!" and "Hey, twenty one, key to the door!" It was a routine hard to miss, as were their wrestling matches that would shake the whole precinct.
48 Palm Beach (Qld) SLSC training Indonesians in surf reel and belt, Kuta Beach, Bali, Indonesia. September 1977
48 Palm Beach (Qld) SLSC training Indonesians in surf reel and belt, Kuta Beach, Bali, Indonesia. September 1977
Alan (Wilbur) Betts watches his squad change flank. The man who was formerly the patient steps back and then marches to the end of the squad to become linesman. The swimmer becomes patient, beltman becomes swimmer and linesman becomes reelsman. In this way all take their turn in the rescue and resuscitation drill.
Wilbur shared accommodation with Guri (Gookie) Lluka. Wilbur and Gookie were definitely the odd couple. The gregarious and garrulous Gookie would often come home at all hours to find that the private and rather autonomous Wilbur had retired, locking the door. Doing his best Fred Flintstone impersonation Gookie would wake the neighbourhood while hammering on the door and bellowing "Wil-bur! Open this door! Let me in!" and "Hey, twenty one, key to the door!" It was a routine hard to miss, as were their wrestling matches that would shake the whole precinct.