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The Swan operated at Blue Lagoon that was at the mouth of the Umgeni River.

Hi Wayne, would like to get in touch about your footage for possible use in a feature documentary. For more information about our project please see the following interview for The South African (www.thesouthafrican.com/researcher-aims-to-make-south-african-documentary-and-needs-your-help/) Please drop me an email at lauren@barefootrascals.com at your earliest convenience. Thanks, Lauren McDermott (Researcher, barefootrascals.com/)

saw some black people at the airport !!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks. The Big O - always there.

Fantastic, the photographer got the first launching of my friends yacht the Swahili a Sprog type, I was the crew and the skipper was "raw" as it was our first sail! Memories! Thank you!

Spoiled it by putting it threw movie maker

Great

Was that the "Sir William Hoy" at 5m09s? Looks just like the T.S. McEwen of Cape Town, which I know is the sister tug.

School boy rugby is improving. Rugby and being a wing needs extra speed training, speed helps in most sports.

Thanks for putting that up Wayne, my father Norman Billingham, who started the club with the help of his good friend, Bill Scotney appears at 0.9( centre back-row),0.19 (kneeling in front) and at 5.05 and 5.17 (on far right). My two cousins Graham and Kevin Vincent also appear in a few photos. I was only 5 0r 6 years old when these would have been taken but I seem to remember that Bert was the Club Captain. (My father was Club Chairman)

music really fucked up the vid!! I wanna hear hear the cheer man!!

HILTON!

that place is amazing

i went there, so fun!

I used to love playing at Mike's House - they have the softest fields and even softer rugby teams.... and the food was pretty good.

@rnie008 yes!

Hang on a sec. at 6:51 isn't that the Old Pont at Port Edward?

thanks that means alot