The days when the Rand was stronger than the US $
$1 = R0.71
and now
$1 = approx R16
.
My gran had an electric Hover like this and we had a manual carpet sweeper.
I can still remember the sound as it went over the edge of the carpet and was pulled back on the carpet.
Like the sound of a Morris Minor fuel pump and the flick up indicators or as they were sometimes called traficators. Sounds you never forget.
I can still remember the sound as it went over the edge of the carpet and was pulled back on the carpet.
Like the sound of a Morris Minor fuel pump and the flick up indicators or as they were sometimes called traficators. Sounds you never forget.
Only know 3 of the songs , I was 6.
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Those weren't all well known songs in Rhodesia. I recognise a lot when I hear them but without hearing them I wouldn't know them. I did Google each one and listen to it. I also don't memorize song names so have to hear them. Music for me must just play in the background. I didn't buy much music when I was young. Whatever was on the radio I listened to.
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