Salisbury And Suburbs - Rhodesia (1960-1969)
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- Опубликовано: 12 апр 2014
- Salisbury and suburbs, Rhodesia (Zimbabwe).
CU water fountain in park, pan out to aerial view, pan across blocks of flats. Aerial view car parking in centre of main road. Water fountain through tops of trees. Big church in square beside park. Pan out from native Rhodesian sitting on a bench. Pan along passed man crouching on grass verge. Pan along (mostly) whitewashed suburban houses and bungalows, with lawns and garages, cars and caravans. Native Rhodesian's tending one of the gardens. Pan along passed road sign 'Caithness Road' and another saying 'Midlothian Ave' ? Pan along stores including Bon Marche, Sweet Corner, Shell garage. Native Rhodesians loading groceries ? in brown paper bags into white lady's car. Native Rhodesian walking after a family with trolley full of brown paper bags and loads the front of the car.
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This looks like an insanely nice place to live
I never knew Zimbabwe looked so much nicer and more affluent than the U.S. in the 60s. It's shocking to see how the country deteriiorated. Sadly, the USA is going on the same path.
Zimbabweans should comment truthfully about what life is really like today 2020. My 98 yr old Granny can tell you what life was really like back then. The younger generation have been brainwashed that's why they see suffering and poverty as normal. Every month I send money ku musha (home) to my extended family, it hurts because things are getting worse and there is only so much I can do to help. 😥😭🙏
I miss my lovely home town. Lovely memory. .40 years ago. Best years of my life.
The country was absolutely great, with smart and clean people.
Rhodesia was far more developed than my country in the 1960s. But today, the situation is the opposite. My country had progressed further while Zimbabwe has gone backwards.
Oh my goodness, so many wonderful memories , those were the most wonderful years of my life growing up in Rhodesia, we never appreciated how blessed we were.
My beautiful home town
here in britain we got that degredation to look forward to its already happening its multiculturism
Zimbabwe tried Marxism and learned the hard way
The lack of audio just makes it seem all the more distant and surreal. Really makes you think about what we lost.
This brings me back nearly 58 years, attending St. Michaels boarding school in Salisbury. Even now I mis Life in Rhodesia.
Such a wonderful place to live. Treasured memories. Gone forever, into the darkness
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UK stabbed it in its back
It was very organised...we threw the baby with the bathwater.
The last images are from the Eastlea area of Harare and Eastlea shopping centre. Some of the roads like Caithness and Thurso Close are still there to this day. Awesome trip to the past
I'm sure I saw our old army green Ford Anglia parked in front on the Bon Marche supermarket.
Mom and dad lived there and many other places being in the BSAP he was moved around alot. Their fondest memories of a beautiful country.
Very similar to inland Australian suburbia of the time, with the eucalypts and landscape. California, too, for the same reasons. Cars not so much, maybe.