New Zealand in the '50s..probably the closest thing to Paradise. It's still incredibly beautiful but, sadly, has changed so much, like most western countries
We can watch all that which was once being watched by camera man and here I come to know about time travel machine. Its not the 40s but the early 50s. On 06:50 the catching date on that fish is so visible and it says "10-1-52".
Turn off the commentary and you could be watching a travelogue of San Diego, California circa 1940's, complete with eucalyptus trees, beaches and sword fishing.
Very good footage for the 1940's; it makes it look as if I went into a time machine and went back in time. Whenever I think of the 1950's and before, I think about black and white. I'm obviously not old enough to have experienced all this back then, lol.
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Great vintage stuff here! I lived in Kaitaia when I was young so it's fascinating seeing the Northland region seen thru the eyes of an earlier generation - not much has changed. I also found it intriguing that I didn't spot a single Maori individual in the whole film. Anyway that was well worth the 14 mins to watch, thanks for this.
thank u so much this footage is absolutely amazing..best footage ive seen in the 40s!
SuperNaomi00 3 weeks ago
New Zealand in the '50s..probably the closest thing to Paradise. It's still incredibly beautiful but, sadly, has changed so much, like most western countries
dwdavewatto 3 months ago
Aotearoa I miss you!
Brafmah 10 months ago
We can watch all that which was once being watched by camera man and here I come to know about time travel machine. Its not the 40s but the early 50s. On 06:50 the catching date on that fish is so visible and it says "10-1-52".
ahmed742 1 year ago
It was wonderful before open border invasion of savages.
Nationsnotregimes 1 year ago
Turn off the commentary and you could be watching a travelogue of San Diego, California circa 1940's, complete with eucalyptus trees, beaches and sword fishing.
Thanks for posting.
hoesey 1 year ago
Very good footage for the 1940's; it makes it look as if I went into a time machine and went back in time. Whenever I think of the 1950's and before, I think about black and white. I'm obviously not old enough to have experienced all this back then, lol.
chuckmanofgod 1 year ago
Nz Frenzy guidebook will really show you where to go in Northland now!!
scottrandallcook 1 year ago
I was in New Zealand Oct 16-29,2009 and it was a wonderful trip. It still looks the same as in this video
mauieric 2 years ago
I remember Northland like this. Parua Bay pub in particular. Still go there :)
bluemooon12 2 years ago
I am happy to be a brazilian kiwi, 4ever.
JoseEduardoNZ 2 years ago
Nothings changed its still the same
CCT777 2 years ago
great films except for the crap at the bottom.
pokpokpok 2 years ago 7
8:10.. Coopers Beach.. DBS WAHTZ!!!! DATZ WEA I USED 2 LIVE. FROM WHATUWHIWHI 2 HIHI DOUBTLESS BAY!!!
DBSBR0 2 years ago
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tartra 2 years ago
i am proud to have lived in this country .
i loved it!
cnicolas23 3 years ago
would love to visit nz!!!!
gustavito1966 3 years ago 4
Can't beat that music or narration.
gregwddriver 3 years ago
People naked on the beach! I wanna go to NZ right now!
LesCrapio 3 years ago
So fasinating looking at your uploads
johncare 3 years ago
Well worth watching! Coopers beach and Taipa.... wow so different!
fishmadguy 3 years ago
Fantastic! times have changed yet so much remains the same.
jennlnz 3 years ago
Great vintage stuff here! I lived in Kaitaia when I was young so it's fascinating seeing the Northland region seen thru the eyes of an earlier generation - not much has changed. I also found it intriguing that I didn't spot a single Maori individual in the whole film. Anyway that was well worth the 14 mins to watch, thanks for this.
tropicalcatdetective 3 years ago