1958 - A genuinely lovley video of Manchester's binmen who selflessly addressed the loneliness of many local residents.

Let's take a moment to appreciate the working life of Tree surgeons in the 1940s.

In this day and age, every image that makes us smile is worth its weight in gold.

The youthful, gleeful and damaged faces of the noble British soldiers who were manipulated or forced to fight in the unforgiving meat grinder we call WW1.

What a waste.

What she expects morning, noon and night.

This Saturdays PUB/HISTORY walking Tour will include some important spots in London's medieval past and of course, the pubs that played vital roles. Be sure to get some breakfast down you. 🍻🤝

🖼️Blackfriars (1500s)

Tour Website: pubandhistorywalkingtours.com

Experiencing the aura of Scotland will summon ancestral emotions that you never knew were there.

Real Eastenders of the 80s discussing the stoic nature of Cockney humour and the lack of realism conveyed in the newly released show "Eastenders". My Grandad and many others taught me this code from young and it's his memory within me that will keep it alive until I join him.

If only the entirety of England still looked and felt like the village of Beverley in 1964. 💔⏳️

This, to me, is what happiness looks like.

Like architecture, nearly all cars these days have become obtusely modernistic and no longer compliment their surroundings. Wouldn't it be lovely if we kept the classic shape and simply upgraded the engine. Yes, aerodynamics are important for speed, etc, but most cars never reach certain speeds what with traffic. It would be absolutely wonderful if someone began the trend of bringing back a look that made the country more photogenic as opposed to the futuristic motors that ruin the scenery.