Three guys out for a surf at Carmel Beach in 1974
wearing wetsuits of various designs.
One thing for sure the surfer in the middle of this group is going to be
cold wearing only a vest. All
three carrying single-fin boards with no leashes. The surfer on the left is intent on checking the best place
in the lineup to paddle out. The
photo was taken in June, which means this group was about to surf waves from a
wind-swell, which is common for Carmel Beach in the summer.
Monterey County has a rich and colorful history. The Monterey County Herald has been there to cover the names and places that make our county unique. With some “never seen before” images from our archives, The Herald hopes to jar your memory and to participate in this ongoing look back on the history of Monterey County.
Friday, October 25, 2013
Friday, October 11, 2013
Cooper-Molera Restoration, 1979
Restoration begins of the Cooper-Molera Adobe on August 25, 1979. Former State Sen. Fred Farr of Carmel scooped a shovel of old adobe with (from left) Riley Elkins, Abelardo Cooper, Martha Cooper Lang, Susie Lang Powers, Milton Frinke, Fred Farr and Charles Page. (Monterey County Herald Archives)