where was u

[PATRIOT73]

July 20, 1969, Armstrong made his descent to the Moon's surface and spoke his famous line "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind"

i was nt even a twinkle in mi mas eyes

[11thEagle]

My Mum was nine so i would imagine she was tucked up in bed not even thinking of having kids!

[banrigh]

At home babysitting my nephew watching the whole thing on an old black and white TV. The TV was having a good day..none of the tubes had blown.

[AllNewCDDVD4You]

Celebrating my 19th birthday,
and preparing to be a bride in a few weeks time

[earthangel]

I was watching on TV. My Mum let me have the following day off school 'cause the landing happened very late at night!

[moonwitch]

My Mum was nine so i would imagine she was tucked up in bed not even thinking of having kids!

Blimey!...I'm old enough to be your mother

I was nine at the time too

[11thEagle]

Blimey!...I'm old enough to be your mother

I was nine at the time too

And she's now a Grandmother

[shezz]

July 20, 1969, Armstrong made his descent to the Moon's surface and spoke his famous line "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind"

i was nt even a twinkle in mi mas eyes

missed it then did'nt ya


sure they will have a re run of it sometime today on the ole box, will only be in black and white tho, colour were'nt invented them

[moonwitch]

And she's now a Grandmother

Sadly (or happily...whichever way you want to view it)...it is extremely unlikely that I will be a granny

[astral276]

I was at RAF Halton having started my apprenticeship in the January of 69. We were originally told that we would not be allowed to watch the landing and first steps due to training and the obligatory 'to bed and lights out' in the early evening. Following a near mutiny over being not allowed to watch what would likely be the biggest event in our lifetime the PTB relented and we watched along with everyone else.