Adelaide and South Australia 1986: The Video Postcard
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ค. 2024
- Here is a tour around Adelaide and South Australia from 1986. This was from a VHS titled "The Video Postcard: Adelaide and South Australia". It states on the cover that it is an "Official Jubilee 150 Product".
I had to censor a few minor parts of the video as it contained nudity.
The quality is not as good as I would like i to be, but that's the best my capture device and computer can do at the moment. Seems like they don't like the outdoor/tour videos much. - บันเทิง
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I was here in 1986 for a short visit. Beautiful city
I've never been, but, boy, does this make me feel wonderfully nostalgic for my teen years. Wouldn't we appreciate everything more if we went back!
Turned 18 in Elizabeth in 86. Still there today
Best days ever in ol Adelaide..
Loved henley beach. I was there in 87 or 88 for the grand prix. Drove from taree.
I was a 9yo boy in Adelaide,when this was made,now I am a 45yo man,still living in Morphett Vale & wouldn't live anywhere else.😁
I was a 10 year old living in Reynella! 😆 Great times!
@@adelaidecity76 Yes they were,so did you go to Old Reynella Primary School by any chance?🤔
@@danielelise7348 No mate, I went to Reynella South. Old Reynella was like our Shelbyville ha ha. Morphett Vale High after that. Where did you go to HS?
I am a Tasmanian who moved to Adelaide in December 1985 to work for Commonwealth Education on North Terrace. I really liked the state and mixed with the rich and the not rich and I thought South Australians were the most friendly I have met in any Australian state. Compared to other states South Oz people were open, friendly, knowledgeable re current issues and great fun. Have been back to Adelaide many times since and always had fun. Last time was for Womad in 2010.
Thank you for posting! Talk about nostalgia for me :)
Also remember spraining my ankle, busting a knee etc at Monash Playground :)
Thanks for uploading!
Yep we are blessed.
Only thirty two years ago, nowadays nobody bothers with the car race (except those who collect the subsidies).
Clipsal was never like the Grand Prix
Hello the Grand Prix is in Melbourne Albert Park Lake they had to reinforce all the roads all the beautiful terraces around Albert Park will cracking because of the vibrations of that the read all the roads around Albert Park compensate the people whose listed houses got some damaged and then like build all these new things it's cost a fortune for this state of Victoria I wish you stayed in Adelaide
@@Prieze868 You are welcome to it! It was majorly disruptive when here and the city was packed with drunken idiots at nights after the race.
when things where normal, no overseas people in this clip
Does anyone know the music/song playing around the 2:45 mark?
That looked like St Kilda playground, not Monash
You can post the unedited video on your own Facebook page.
It's not really worth it. It's just the few parts that I blacked out at the maslin beach part.
But still, another great nostalgic video!
Bringing history to life as usual.
Keep on unearthing!
Thank you :)
My beautiful Adelaide. This is the Adelaide I was so lucky to grow up in.
I was there in March and ventured down Hindley St, nothing but massage parlours.. grimy and filthy street. It’s like the city just gave up on that street. Still years away from capturing its potential
I live in Adelaide and had no idea there's nothing but massage parlours on Hindley St. So all the shops I walk past on that long street must be fronts for brothels!
@@MysticOblong yeah, pays to walk around in the city. I grew up in Adelaide and lived there until I was 33.. obviously not every shop is a massage parlour or even leads to a brothel. But if you walk down the street, you’ll see them. Actually, you can’t miss them, they yell out at you for a massage when you walk by.
@@timmyhexham9603 OK, I'll go for a walk up and down Hindley St and check it out again. Much of the street has been gentrified and is aimed at students. It was actually worse back a few years back.
hindley has always been the dingy area of the city. it used to be a lot worse. then they revitalised it a bit, but now its getting seedy again.
First!
nudity in the city of churches? Gollllley!
When it was a good city RIP
The Parklands are slowly disappearing.
Thankfully the new Police barracks development site was changed.
Also plenty of smog and traffic jams now
Forget the friendly people these days lol
That Motor Museum is no longer around.
I believe that's the one that was in Tanunda.
They sold all the cars.
I bought the 1951 Chevrolet they had
The city of churches and carnage
The excitement is when you leave!
bet yer a Victorian
@@LordEriolTolkien No South Australian
Probably a yuppie from the Eastern Suburbs
Wow, the year I was born.... everyone was white, only men played sport, and women’s butts classified as a tourist attraction
Those were the day's.
women played sport,
Good ‘ole days
I have lived in Adelaide all my life. It used to be beautiful, just like it is presented in this documentary. I’m afraid it has become a shit hole like no other now. Adelaide was alive in the 80s. Everyone was friendly and caring. Try striking up a conversation in Rundle Mall today and see what happens. I remember catching the bus to work in my teens. Everyone knew each other. On Friday night we would catch the train into the city. The city was pumping, full of energy. Maybe I’m just an old goat, but I do miss the old Adelaide. You can have this one, it’s over!
Meth capital of the world.
thats bullshit
Crackhead tourist capital
Looks lovely, much better than today, not so many crappie homes being built like today, the cars are better than the cars of today too.