Reg Buckle returned to live in Casterton in the early 90's. In this cracker of an interview with his son, Colin, he reflects on the changes to the town since his birth in a private hospital in McPherson street.

He remembers Casterton in the depression years before WWII and before he caught the Ansett bus out of town to join the Air force.

He describes a town with 3 banks, bakeries, greengrocers, butchers and aglove and cordial factory. 

Reg recounts the Casterton of his youth and reflects on the changes. A very different life to the globalized, digitalizedworld of today.