There are many sights that make us miss what we're looking at even if we weren't alive to experience them when they took place.

Who'd have thought it would be so comforting to watch footage of traffic rolling by in Finchley Road, north-west London, England during the 1980s

Few people receive the level of love that so many us feel for our beloved England.

The Crescent (Little Horton Lane) #Bradford, #England

I just dropped a freshly lit cigarette on the floor in Ilford. Considering what I know about the rodent issue here, it's best that despite the cost of cigarettes these days, I leave it where it is.

Incredible..........

A feminist that rejects motherhood is like a car with no engine. Pointless.

For most of human history, children were forced to grow up far too fast. All the way up to the comparatively recent days of the industrial revolution, the very concept of childhood seemed non-existent. For one glorious century, children, the most innocent among us, finally had the chance to be children. Now, once more, the youth are expected to completely skip their childhood and take on the hardships, dangers, responsibilities, and the misery of adulthood except without the class, confidence, culture, unity, rewards, or happiness afforded to their parents.

You just can't keep an old dog down

There are many people from England who do not realise just how beautiful she is until they've been away long enough to miss her.

We have little meaning when we can no longer fulfil what life's really all about.

The birth of feminism was the death of mankind.

There is no such thing as having "time to waste."

I can feel the tranquility in this emotive footage Regends Canal in the 1920s

Life is a test in which we had no time to revise.

The London/Suburban Challenge:

See if you can stand outside of Stratford, King's Cross, Woolwich, Camden, or even Ilford station for more than five minutes without someone asking you for a cigarette or money. Ready, go.