DO YOU REMEMBER THESE?

[kiwi]

80 odd years on and I’m back to square one, I still can’t stretch that high.

Do I remember this.

[kiwi]

[kiwi]

Who remember the horse troughs, (who said NAY).
Had some great fun with these, broke the ice in the winter, got in it in the summer when it was hot and chucked each other in it at other times.

Tower Bridge,1938, Horses drinking from a trough.

[simondeboot]

There was one at the entrance to Southwark park (Lower road) that i think was turned into a giant flower pot.

[kiwi]

Eating fish and chips out of newspaper, c1961.

1950 to 1982.

Who remembers when you could buy a pennyworth of crackling from the Fish Shop.

[kiwi]

Yep, then climb over the wall at Crosse & Blackwells at night, pick them up again, then take them back again the next day, two for the price of one, it was called initiative, a nice little earner.

[nuttyboy pat]

We use to go rummaging down the communal bins in Abbey Buildings, Bermondsey and collect as many empty beer/lemonade bottles and return them to the local pub (The Royal George) and was given a penny biscuit for each one! We had to have a bath after that though as we stunk to high heaven

[kiwi]

Who had one of theses on their bike.

[Vreagh]

There was a TV jingle that went with the advert " I've got a tiger in my tank and if there's any doubt, when I pass you on the road, you'll see my tail hanging out". They also sold/gave away tails to be hooked under your boot lid.

[kiwi]

This is something I had forgotten about until I saw this picture, does anyone else remember. ?
The first detector was introduced in 1952, are they still operating now.

TV licence vans equipped with detectors capable of tracking down those who try to watch TV for free.