“The past is a foreign country: they do things differently there.” L P Hartley The Go-Between
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That is a thought provoking article. Thanks for sharing, Sarah. Much to think about.
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Unquestionably.
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Thank you…Janet
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Thanks so much for the reblog, Sarah.
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Incisive and thought-provoking writing from Tish.
I was also born and brought up in the 50s. Coal fires, smog, Iron Lungs, and frequent child mortality. A crumbling Empire, and shameful acts by our own government. Yet there was also much to cherish. Innocence, to some degree; fertile imagination, reading, closer families, and the fostering of individual responsibility, alongside good manners, and respect for others.
I have had to frequently remove my rose-tinted glasses, but to paraphrase the quote, “We did things differently there.”
A most enjoyable article indeed.
Best wishes, Pete.,
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Beautiful photo and thought provoking article, Sarah 🙂
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