Down Under turned game on its head
The idea for such an engagement was shaped from the snow of a black-and-white portable TV.
In early 1967, Harry Beitzel was sitting in his shed in Melbourne, relaxing in front of the TV, after mowing the lawn.
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LIMITED OFFERThe idea for such an engagement was shaped from the snow of a black-and-white portable TV.
In early 1967, Harry Beitzel was sitting in his shed in Melbourne, relaxing in front of the TV, after mowing the lawn.
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