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Once upon a time, traders specialised in nutritious goods that they knew a great deal about. Now, people with no idea what they're selling work in soulless supermarkets that are packed with processed rubbish. We don't simply need to go back because we'd feel more at home, but because we'd live happier and healthier lives. ⏳️

Beresford Square, Woolwich Market, 1970s 📷 by Neil Onslow
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TR is such a talentless prat that without the press or Elon musk promoting him he'd fade away as the exposed foreign asset he is.
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Among The Flames by Antoni Piotrowski
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Ok, big announcement...... we are bringing back the live stream! I will be live as of next week, and my first guests will be Benjamin Netanyahu and the The "Hawk Tuah" girl Haliey Welch! Stay tuned!!
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Less Is More:

The fewer people you have in a location, country, or continent, the more room, security, togetherness, familiarity, housing, culture, affordability, resources, peace of mind, and happiness you have. It really is that simple.
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York is a prime example of how British cities and towns should look.
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The great divide was never necessary.
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It's hard to imagine..
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The UKs most confined, isolated prisoner earned his punishment for killing child predators. A special glass cell wasn't built for child abusers or mass murderers, but for Robert Maudsley, who executed child predators in prison. He has been confined there for over 45 years, making him the world’s most isolated prisoner.
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Depressingly, my happy place is a few decades before I was even born.
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The less modernity present, the more at home I feel.

#Rotherhithe, South London.
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The days when Londoners took lovely trips to Margate. You can genuinely hear how much more at peace they were within themselves and their surroundings than the average person is today. (1970s) 💔⏳️
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"Look at what they've done to it now." In this episode of Only Fools and Horses, Uncle Albert stands at the Shadwell Basin (East London) and reflects upon the erasure of all he knew and loved. This scene cuts me to my core. This is exactly how I feel when I stand there, many other places in London, and, of course, Britain overall. Each generation seems to slip further from familiarity, normality, and even morality. Until, one day, there will be nothing left to recognise and no one left to recognise anything even if there was. Moments before this scene, Rodney had walked out of the Prospect of Whitby pub in Wapping, which is a few yards away. I could write about this scene all day, but in the end, it speaks for itself. "They were rough people. They were good people" 💔⏳️
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MEETING PLACE for tomorrow's Pub/History walking #TOUR

The weatherspoons pub, Waterloo Station, York Rd, London SE1.

If you're late, the tour begins outside of the Crown and Cushion pub. 133-135 Westminster Bridge Rd, London SE1

Be sure to get some breakfast down you and I look forward to seeing you soon. 🍻🤝
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