All Creatures Great and Small (1975) York Station, #Yorkshire, #England, #UK

Love this song, it's my karaoke jam 🎤

It's become almost impossible not to resent the reprobates who are obnoxious enough to do this as much as the system that helped create them.

Tony soprano actor James gandolfini singing at the pope's funeral, they kept this suspiciously quiet on the news.......

They said it, not me!

🍀 The illegal theft of Irish land:

The Land Act of 1965 stated that non-irish citizens couldn't benefit from non-urban land in #Ireland. Much like the offshore and domestic scams carried out by the 'City of #London', the government turned a blind eye and kept next to no records.

Oh, to be having a quiet drink among well-dressed, polite, and classy Londoners in the 1950s. ⏳️🍻 @BritainsPubs

If a promise means little to you, then you will inevitably mean little to those you make them to.

1895 - A shoeless young man seeks refreshment in #Manchester from a water fountain at Bank Top, which was the name once given to the short length of London Road near Piccadilly station where Granby Row joins it. I bet this chap didn't complain as much as people do today.

I find greater peace among the people who made the country something to be proud of than I do the people currently undermining them.

Every time I hear someone ask how specific people can be so evil, I remember the phrase "Because I am a scorpion."

Haircut supremacy ✂️

I'd better make the most of it while it's still here.

Northerner's are terrified of us Londoners.....

1975 - The quiant nature of post-war prefabricated homes and the charming people who moved into them. Many of the people whose homes had been destroyed in the war didn't even have indoor toilets. Some houses had multiple families cramped into one house. So, at the time, these little boxes, with their own private gardens and amenities, would have seemed like a palace.
The Excalibur Estate which ChelseaDan5 and myself visited before some of the prefabs were destroyed to make room for modern flats still sits in #Catford, South #London and was built by prisoners of war during wartime (WW2). Listen to these wonderful people who clearly feel a great sense of togetherness and contentment in their safe, charming little community. If you can, I suggest getting down to Catford to see the remaining homes before they and their memory disappear. Their like are seen no more.

1987: Bob Bell teaches us how to grow a world champion leek before the world became almost completely dependent on supermarkets and such "hobbies" became more and more rare.

The mesmerising sights and sounds of the fire in the Shortlands Tavern, which burns as we thoroughly enjoy this beautiful, decorative, and spacious pub all to ourselves.
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