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What decade or decades do we all like the best
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ForestHillier


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Post: #1
15-06-2016 01:29 PM

Seeing that i, an old git - I will have to say the 1960,s and the 1970,s - everything seemed so innocent back then - or maybe im just looking through rose tinted glasses

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Londondrz


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Post: #2
21-06-2016 12:23 PM

80's, clubbing, eye liner and leg warmers! Not for me you understand Laugh

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michael


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Post: #3
21-06-2016 01:24 PM

1780s

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robin orton


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Post: #4
21-06-2016 02:54 PM

You must mean 1680s?

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Anotherjohn


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Post: #5
21-06-2016 05:01 PM

No, it's got to be 18-30s in the 1980s

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ForestHillier


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Post: #6
22-06-2016 09:38 AM

If you mean club 18-30 holidays - they started in the 1970s as i went on hols with them in 1977 and 1978

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longtimegone


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22-06-2016 08:58 PM

1960s
rock n roll
teddy boys still about.
motorbikes ruled the roads over old ford pops and so on.
petrol 5 bob a gallon.
sun always shined
always snowed in winter
walking out one job into another.
Picture houses everywhere
SE23 and 26 full of small shops no supermarkets.
steam trains still running.
WH Smiths at FH a wooden shack and underpaid newpaper rounds
far less crime as compared to today.
No EU
British made goods everywhere

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Erekose


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Post: #8
23-06-2016 06:50 PM

Must be the 1970's. All that high fashion and prog music...

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sydenhamcentral


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Joined: Mar 2008
Post: #9
18-07-2016 10:25 AM

Each decade has something good or bad going on.

60's for the music in general, great cars like the Etype, 1966, Italian Job, Jim Clarke, Fashion, architecture (before it got Rubbish in the 70's) but not sexism, death penalty, Hindley, Rillington Place, Vietnam, political, assassinations etc.

70's for childhood innocence, the 76 Summer, snow, some great films, star wars (when it was still good), Concorde, we still had a car industry but not for 3 day week, general strike, general despair, sexism, racism, Nationalism, Nixon, people like Saville, Terrorism or flairs.

80's for some music, Swap Shop, end of the Berlin Wall, but not the continuation of much of the above, Thatcher, Reagan, Society changes, strikes, end of the British Car Industry and manufacturing, unemployment, divided society etc.

90's are probably my favourite decadeā€¦more prosperous, 96 was a great year, great music, better clothes, but still lots of negatives.

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Codrington Brill


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22-07-2016 11:29 PM

2010s. Make it the best.

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