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Step down memory lane to iconic moments that defined the ’60s, ’70s and ’80s — from music and movies to the everyday quirks kids today won’t understand.

Are good manners now a relic of the past?

Do you remember any of these classic sayings?Source: Getty Images.

Reflecting on the timeless sayings our parents used when we were kids

Reflecting on the timeless sayings our parents used when we were kids

Although you likely hated them at the time, nothing beats the classic things our parents used to say to us when we were younger.

Which of these vintage treasures brings back the fondest memories for you? Source: Getty Images.

60s and 70s nostalgia: What today’s younger generations might not recognise

60s and 70s nostalgia: What today’s younger generations might not recognise

Join Starts at 60 as take a walk down memory lane and reflect on all the things we once considered a part of everyday life that kids today won't ever know.

Do these conjure up any powerful memories or emotions? Source: Getty Images.

The top slang terms of the 1950s and 1960s

The top slang terms of the 1950s and 1960s

As bittersweet as it can be to see times change, this also gives the slang of our youth a rather beautiful power. It's hard not to get nostalgic and misty-eyed hearing the words and phrases that will forever be uniquely "ours".

Do you remember the Sao advertisement and making the slice from the biscuits? Source: Getty Images.

A look back at 1962: The debut of the classic vanilla slice made with Sao biscuits

A look back at 1962: The debut of the classic vanilla slice made with Sao biscuits

Those of a certain age will remember when Arnott's first officially suggested using its Sao biscuits as the ideal base for whipping up a swift vanilla slice.

Ever wondered where your favourite snack got its quirky name? Source: Getty Images.

Discover the origin of quirky food names, from Violet Crumble to Jatz Crackers

Discover the origin of quirky food names, from Violet Crumble to Jatz Crackers

Take a trip down memory lane and uncover the stories behind the endearing names of some of the most beloved food items from the past.

When Paul, George, Ringo and John quit touring, a whole new world opened up for them creatively. (Photo by Central Press/Getty Images)

On this day in 1966: The Beatles release groundbreaking album ‘Revolver’

On this day in 1966: The Beatles release groundbreaking album ‘Revolver’

58 years ago, one album changed music as we know it.

(Photo by Michael Putland/Getty Images)

On this day in 1974 ‘Billy Don’t Be a Hero’ topped the charts

On this day in 1974 ‘Billy Don’t Be a Hero’ topped the charts

"Billy Don't Be a Hero" - Paper Lace (1974).

The 1960s certainly opened my eyes to a gourmet range of foods. Each decade thereafter only got better. Source: Getty Images.

Delicious food trends that defined the 1960s

Delicious food trends that defined the 1960s

Step back into the '60s and savor the flavors of the past, from the irresistible French onion dip to the classic Chicken à la King.

Do you remember any of these classic sayings?Source: Getty Images.

The memorable sayings our parents used when we were kids

The memorable sayings our parents used when we were kids

While you likely hated them at the time, nothing beats the classic things our parents used to say to us when we were younger.

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