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I remember Dad picking up two sets, second hand, from somewhere. My sister and myself skating up the Pathway from the fence to the house over the cracks in the pavement. Hairy stuff.

"You got a brand new key" :)

We very rarely shop online because the use by dates of the produce can be stupid. The last time we did we got 2 litres of milk with the use by date being the next day and the fruit was all bruised.

A Fordson Major and 3 kids A couple of pics of our farm, about 1964. The property was Caterick, 10 miles out from Greenbushes in WA They are almost the same. The 1st shows my Sister on the fuel Tank, Little bother on the wheel and Yours truly behind the wheel. Both Grandmothers and my Mum...

We even used to take them to school. Almost a complete armory with the kids showing of after Xmas :) Plastic swords looked good, but home made wooden ones never broke.🔫 🤺

Napalm in the morning :) I too am addicted to that smell of gunpowder. Even today when the grand-kids let of one of those very dangerous :) poppers the smell takes me back.

I was a bit spoiled as my sister and brother had weetbix and all they got was crummy cards :) But they went through a packet much faster than I could a box of weeties :) Always wanted cornflakes as loved them when I stayed over a mates place, but we could never aford them.

I'm a cabinet maker by trade and love working with wood. I work 20+ hours aweek as the grounds and maintenance man at St Mary's Primary School here in Kal. In the arvos and on weekends it's good to grab a beer and get down the shed, out of the way. Reading is another obsession and Doco's on TV

I belong to the Hannan's Goldfields Lions club in Kalgoorlie and we collect used glasses from the 3 local optometrists to post over seas. We average about 1500 pairs a year.

I think the real reason I liked Weeties was for the toys. As mentioned, the Neddy's, they also had race cars you put together plus heaps of other stuff. As soon as the grocer delivered a new box, I'd ope it and search out the toy :)

Never called them that, but Mum sure used to make lot, along with coconut ice for the school tuckshop and birthdays.

G'day G'day all, Name's John. Not sure what I expect but we'll see.