I learned to scuba dive.  My dear friend Greta and I had our wet suits custom made and the proprietor took photos. 

We were embarrassed, the wet-suits added several pounds to our svelte figures.  But we didn't expect anyone to see the blown up photos in the down-market area where his business was situated.

It took about three days ...

Twiggy and I on Peta Ann sailing in Hong Kong.  Six months later we would sail off on a remarkable adventure together.  I had to do a second-take - my brain said he was holding a mobile phone, it was 1969!

Aberdeen in the 1960s was a thriving fishing village in the South of Hong Kong Island.  Chinese New Year was the only time the whole fleet stayed home and it was a fantastic time to visit and watch all the fun and activity.

You can see a glimpse here of the old Repulse Bay Hotel before it was pulled down after I left Hong Kong.

Gerry at the Cafe and Enterprise Sailing Dinghies on Stanley Beach.

Often we sailed past wonderfully photogenic junks.

My office was near the Hilton and the Hong Kong Cricket Ground.  Connie Tang was my assistant and is pictured here in the office we shared.

Competition sailing but this glorious spot could also quickly become very rough.

Sailing, capsizing and water-skiing after work in Hong Kong, 1969/1970

Ah Loong and his granddaughter at work on Stanley Beach.  Ah Loong looked after the boats for the army sailing club.

Takako and Greta on Stanley Beach when Greta taught me how to swim and a picture of Takako in Macau.

This was my local shopping centre!

The perspectives are not the same but it does give some idea - the first drawing is 1970 and the second is a recent stock photo.

A look at the advertising campaigns we ran in the late 1960s at the Advertising & Publicity Bureau!