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So pleased that tradition has gone the way of the dodo bird.

Golly! And what a wonderful singing voice.

Every Sunday at either Lane Cove National Park or the Royal National Park in Sydney.

I actually built one recently for my neighbours kids, sort of based on my memory of one similar to those shown above. My father constructed it for me and my brother nearly 60 years ago. I'd love to share photos of it, but the "Attach files" part below doesn't allow photos to be attached from...

Wasn't it Barry Jones who was the games best remembered competitor. He went on to become a politician.

Body surfing at Bronte Beach, mostly

Often.

Strap.😡 Occasionally even deserved it.

You'st to sing along with the gingle. I'm still a happy little Vegemite. 😊

I was one.

Surely amusement parks still have them?

Back then, sample bags were referred to as Show Bags & they were FREE. Nowdays if you really want one, you'll likely pay way more than the contents.

Still do occasionally. As the image depicts, arm straight out signified, making a right hand turn. Arm bent at the elbow to form a Stop signal, either meant, I'm stopping or I'm making a left hand turn. One still in use today, is to stick your arm out and with open hand rotate it in an...

UP,UP and away with T.A.A. the friendly, friendly way.

Sure do. However, I was upset when the company removed the Devilsfood Gaytime.

Seeing those tickets just gave me a flashback. Prior to becoming a bus driver, in Sydney, I was required to sell tickets that looked precisely like those displayed. I still have the straps that used to secure the leather change bag supplied by the depot. Some conductors used a ticket vending...

I'm the custodian of all the family slides and still have the slide projector.