Select to expand quoteAl G said..
Fixed it for ya Glide77,Cool mate!....
Nah it was just parked on a really step hill!
Select to expand quoteglide77 said..Al G said..
Fixed it for ya Glide77,Cool mate!....
Nah it was just parked on a really step hill!
Select to expand quoteAl G said..
Have a Merry Christmas fellas,Cheers and Beers
they need a meat pie?
Select to expand quoteAl G said..Thats Scottys shop in Broekvale, gee thats awhile ago.
Select to expand quoteobct said..
Unless that old double decker bus is a tourist attraction, I can only say that it must be somewhere within the Sydney Metro area.
The year looks to be anywhere from 67 to 69 judging from the fins on the boards.
P plates are not really a clue for the year because they were introduced in 65, and all the boards would have had D fins back then.
It looks alot like a shop on the Palm Beach, there was also a bus stop next to it, and also of the high buildings and hill in
behind the shop.
Select to expand quoteSandsy1 said..Macaha said..
I think I've eaten at that shop! Any ideas where it is?????? Yes its at Palm Beach kiosk 1965. Shops gon but the bus stop is still there.
Select to expand quoteSandsy1 said..Macaha said..
I think I've eaten at that shop! Any ideas where it is??????
Yes this place did excist it was called Palm Beach Kiosk in 1965
the bus stop is still at the same 
spot,
Select to expand quoteAl G said..
Scotts shop at Brookvale, thats where i brought mi first long board.
Select to expand quoteCowboy62 said..Al G said..
Scotts shop at Brookvale, thats where i brought mi first long board.
That pic would have to be about circa 1962/5.I met Scott a few times at his Museum at Coffs Harbour unfortunately Scott passed away a few weeks ago aged 90!..
Select to expand quoteCowboy62 said..Sandsy1 said..Macaha said..
I think I've eaten at that shop! Any ideas where it is??????
Yes this place did excist it was called Palm Beach Kiosk in 1965
the bus stop is still at the same spot,
Yes, the bus stop is still in the same place. The shop was upgraded and changed a bit until the 90s, when a developer built a combined retail/apartment block on the site. There is a hipster cafe, a surf shop and a trendy restaurant there now.
I took some German visitors to one of our most famous beaches for a swim. We climbed the Barrenjoey Head to the lighthouse, then a swim to cool off. After the swim I suggested fish and chips. The hipster cafe don't sell them any more. They only sell pre-cooked, re-heated sandwiches and melts, coffees and cakes. Apparently the residents don't like the continual smell of cooking, so they're not allowed to do it.
