Filmed around Cronulla 1971 by Ross Myers I was a young handsome punk (ha ha) & this was some of the first footage I shot when I bought my first camera.
@@sharongoodsell9341 When fish and chips were all hand made and cooked in front of you. $1 worth of chips would feed everyone. I really miss the 70's. It was a great age to live through. No more cracker night with the dogs going bezerk. ahhh the good old days.
@@ramdarook I'm pretty sure we had crossed paths, Ross. For a while in the late 90's and early 00's, I was having a lot of 35mm film processed - just shots of sand mining/land filling... and other horrible crap going on at Kurnell. The wide panorama strips made up from multiple single shots taped together served their purpose. I moved outa Cronulla 2006. Bumped into Mal on a visit back there around 6years later when he was outa that crazy game.... had a nice brief chat despite previous differences - It was never personal... only ideological. These films of Cronulla et al. bring back memories of growing up in the 70's - In 71 I'd started the 6 years at Cronulla HS. Can't say I'm impressed with what I've seen of Cronulla from a few visits since moving away. Every prediction of what was to come I'd made when leaving came true.. the theme being Surface Parasites. Only one old art deco building along Ozone Street overlooking Bate Bay still stood last visit... perhaps gone or soon.
My wife's family is from Cronulla (the Little's). From the stories her family told me it was a great place to live.
Doing the HSC, listening to the MA's, believing you could do what you want to do,,,,just the best times
I love it! Im glad to see all thease beautiful memories. Even if I was a wee one at the time.
That trampoline is the only thing that's level in that backyard and I think the angle makes the shot.
Brings back great memories
Got that right shazz
@@sharongoodsell9341 When fish and chips were all hand made and cooked in front of you. $1 worth of chips would feed everyone. I really miss the 70's. It was a great age to live through. No more cracker night with the dogs going bezerk. ahhh the good old days.
@@sharongoodsell9341 you too. God bless you.
Ha I'm still watching it Forever Young we are
Thats lyn carr
Thanks Ross, good footage.
Hi Roland, thankyou for all your nice comments (and reviews) over the years. You're always the first (ha ha). Thanks again, Ross
@@ramdarook Happy to be a long time Shire local also.
@@ramdarook I have lived in The shire 40 years plus..yes possibly. I surfed and swam most weekends in the 70s and80s
@@ramdarook I'm pretty sure we had crossed paths, Ross. For a while in the late 90's and early 00's, I was having a lot of 35mm film processed - just shots of sand mining/land filling... and other horrible crap going on at Kurnell. The wide panorama strips made up from multiple single shots taped together served their purpose.
I moved outa Cronulla 2006. Bumped into Mal on a visit back there around 6years later when he was outa that crazy game.... had a nice brief chat despite previous differences - It was never personal... only ideological.
These films of Cronulla et al. bring back memories of growing up in the 70's - In 71 I'd started the 6 years at Cronulla HS.
Can't say I'm impressed with what I've seen of Cronulla from a few visits since moving away. Every prediction of what was to come I'd made when leaving came true.. the theme being Surface Parasites.
Only one old art deco building along Ozone Street overlooking Bate Bay still stood last visit... perhaps gone or soon.
The year I was born!where is this?
Cronulla!
@@ramdarook was there about 8 years old
Not a care in the world back then! :)