You too eh? I saw these a couple of years back. I'd actually completely forgotten about it. But when I heard it, I was suddenly wrenched 40 years into the past, sitting on the so very big sofa, glued to the black and white TV. Man...
You too eh? I saw these a couple of years back. I'd actually completely forgotten about it. But when I heard it, I was suddenly wrenched 40 years into the past, sitting on the so very big sofa, glued to the black and white TV. Man...
Wierd innit? I confess to a small lump in the 'frowt'.
Oxy gum ;-)
was his secret of how to breath underwater from what I can remember lol.
& If you were really lucky you could also catch the undersea world of Jacques Cousteau who was on at 7.30 back in the early 70s ,
Some of their diving equipment were very much advanced even in 1971 by today's standards .
Think he was probelly Zodiac inflatables best advert . http://youtu.be/iuUNVISSpKA
Youngster !
I started diving because of Hans and Lotte Hass. In B&W on my electric far-seeing machine. This was, of course, when there was still something to see underwater.
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Brian
"Ribbing-the most expensive way of travelling third class"
My best pal and I used to play marine boy every morning before school. Socks made like flippers and swimming off the bottom stair. I'm going to email him the link now!!!
RIB Saffron
White Noise
