Ayers Rock Sept 1950

thanks ronhorse for nailing together these fascinating stories and bygone experiences....cheers (keep 'em coming)

Ron,
I would have to say , and I think everyone else on this forum as well , that not only do your stories have a place on this forum , that they are eagerly looked forward to , and thoroughly enjoyed!
This is actual history , not some watered down , politically correct government swill that we are expected to swallow...
Keep up the great work mate , we're all waiting impatiently for your next instalment...

Ditto
Wot He Said

Double Ditto ..Love reading all your posts Ron .

Ron,
I would have to say , and I think everyone else on this forum as well , that not only do your stories have a place on this forum , that they are eagerly looked forward to , and thoroughly enjoyed!
This is actual history , not some watered down , politically correct government swill that we are expected to swallow...
Keep up the great work mate , we're all waiting impatiently for your next instalment...

Thanks Ronhorse, keep 'em coming

Many years ago Knox Grammar School sent me a year book from their school, this is a page out of it, not politically correct but gives an idea what they thought at the time :

What I thought

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I did not take them up as travelling with "top drawer" old boys and kids would not be fun, now something like the Hume run!!!!!

They also sent me a dvd of the trip, will try to get some pic's off it showing the black's doing their thing.