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Yes, I remember Adventure Island, but not Magic Circle. Loved Clown and Miser Meanie and Fester Fumble. I recall watching it after school. My neighbour and I sent something to the show...perhaps a letter and it was read out on TV. Great old funny show for kids back in the day!

Yes, sure do.. .Thunderbirds are go! Very well done back then with those lifelike puppets! Fab show...loved it!

I remember home ec in 1976. I recall making cheese flavoured scones, but the girls hardly were able eat the scones, as the boys in home ec practically ate all of them! I believe some boys only took home ec class to try and chat up the girls! Fun times learning to cook.

Climbing trees was always fun back in the day. As a young girl, I loved climbing up to rescue a poor cat who was chased by my sisters dog when she moved back home with the family. Going up was easy, but coming down was difficult. I would always yell "Mum!" and hope she woul hear me! Lovely photo...

I also have fond memories of playing games at school. Skipping to the ditty of "apple tart tell me the name of your sweetheart". I also remember oranges and lemons, tiggy and red rover, and dog and bone! High school I was also too shy to sit and chat, but enjoyed listening to the others. I did...

I also loved the old milk bottles and jelly babies and snakes and anything chocolate....yum! The lollies today are nice, but just not the same! As a young kid growing up in a nthn. NSW country town, a visit to the main town of a Fri, when Mum went shopping, was always a treat! Back in the day...

Yes, I have fond memories of sharing a box of smarties with a friend. I recall a lovely man who owned a corner store would give me free smarties...just had to look at him with my big brown eyes and he would give me treats! Red ones were my fave for some reason, but red is my fave colour. Lovely...

Oh yes, LOVE vanilla slice! The best ever vanilla slice I have tried was during a holiday to Tassie. Lovely little town of Ross....delicious!

In later yrs Abigail and Pat McDonald acted together again on another great show Sons and Daughters. Love this show too. I have been watching it on 7 plus.

Oh yes, I certainly loved No.96. I was also 11 yrs old in 1972. I was caught hiding behind lounge chair by my sis watching a nudie scene giggling at the time! I loved Dorrie Evans/Pat McDonald who was always funny! I know my Mum loved her too and of course like most males, my Dad liked Abigail...

Sounded like great fun....you were lucky to live nearby. I lived a long way from Luna Park, but recall going there when I was 3 yrs old on holidays from country NSW. I think perhaps I rode on a merry go round? Love the smell of popcorn!

Yes, cracker night was very enjoyable, not so for my sister! We lived in the NSW bush and loved th bonfire nights either at our house or the neighbours and the small village comnunity. Tom thumbs and catherine wheels were my faves too! Sadly a tragic night in thr nearby town where my sister...

Yes, the good ol days!

Creaming soda was my fave. My parents always purchased a crate of softdrinks for Christmas. I recall trying to steal a bottle, as I could not resist it as a little girl! Dad kept the bottles in his garage. I was caught out several times, when he would hear the sound of the garage door. I decided...

I certainly remember playing with tin clickers! I recall frogs and beetles. I believe they came in show bags and Christmas stockings. They don't make Christmas stockings like they used to. When I was a little girl they were filled with lots of fun toys, a doll included and a comic! I always...

Yes, the good old days waving to the garbo! I remember the milko and milk boy who assisted on the run. Glass bottles of milk. I recall the milk boy had a huge crush on me when I was 14 yrs old! My friend and I often caught him gazing through our kitchen window. He often forgot to leave our milk...

Haha...hubby does sound like a keen Benny Hill fan! I just loved the silly songs and the end bit with camera sped up and the silly music! A fave show I watched with my parents and older sis. Benny Hill apparently lived a quiet life and was rather shy!