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It seemed more magical and a lot of thought and care was involved.

I remember shops on the right hand side of the road heading towards the Swan . I think one was owned by a Mrs Walker and iam sure she sold fire lighters and bundles of kindling . There was also a Taxi company on the same side.

I think Lewis's put the presents into age groups which was good.

They knew how put on a great show back then the kids would love this now . They were i think happy and great times.

Lovely to look at great memories revived and prices as well . Great post.

With a name like that i'm sure that you will be enjoying the festivities with a pint or two nice one . Merry Christmas Frothblower.

Lovely video.

I loved a Bar Six and Fruit and nut. All that for 3/6d when you could afford chocolate. Great post.

To everyone out there in BHF land have a great Christmas and New Year. Stay safe keep the great posts coming and jogging the grey matter and i hope you have all been good.

Please correct me if i am wrong was there a motor dealer called Deerings because i'm sure we hired a car off them in the 1960s to go on holiday. Also was Corpus Christie School not far away.

Totally agree everyone of them played their part.

Well said . A very lucky young lady hope you are both well.

Well said 50 years to the day. On a Thursday night. They will always be in our thoughts. They will never be forgotten. Excellent post.

Went there back in the 70s . Like the cars you borrowed. V12 E type class.

We should never forget how lucky we are . it's a generation thing as time moves on memories fade or change. This forum and the people with their memories keep things fresh in our minds. A big thank you.

Now it's traffic cones.

Don't remember that one . Remember The Millionaire. Thanks for the info.

I think Peppermint Place was at the top end of Broad Street not far from Faces .

Happy Birthday Have a great one.

Were you thinking of Barbarellas just off Broad Street .