Things we don't see anymore

Go carts made from pram wheels!

Oops that message what for GandTea of course :/

I don't have much imagination therefore please may I have a picture with the bod in situ, as it were?
Don't mind a private(s) viewing,

The one I found leaves very little to the imagination, i dread to think what would happen if it got wet.

Oh go on number.... please!

Now you`ve got my imagination working overtime!

I have found a mans crochet swim suite, but I would not wish to upset anyone by posting a picture.

Laughs with Alishka. Whilst I don't wear them as in my mid 50's I do like an elastic waistband these days.

stillalive can report that crimplene 'slacks' with a permanent crease down them are still being worn on our Seniors bus to Morrisons on a Saturday here. Pretty indestructible, crimplene slacks

Wash houses
Berko boilers
The coal man/coal fires
The Corona Man
The Paraffin man
The Pool's (as in betting) man
Off Licences attached to pubs (we used to collect the old bottles and get paid a half penny)
Two tone
Spats
Crimplene

Those were the days

And there are loads of them in women's clothing shops and on the internet!

I've got three!

Half slips

Bells (not sirens) on ambulances, fire appliances and police cars.

I also remember the green stripe in Neapolitan ice cream, but nobody else I mentioned it to remembered it.
Kids batting a tyre down the street with a stick.

Was it? A bit exotic for those days - perhaps that's why they discontinued it!

Bra-slips. Ana the green ice cream was pistachio flavour.

Going to the shops for raspberry ripple.after dinner because we had no freezer. [ Mr Kindle.prefers raspberry dribble.....]

Glad someone else remembers that green stripe in Neapolitan ice cream, no one else I know seems to! It wasn't mint-flavoured, it had a strange taste but I liked it.

Knitted swim wear --- could it make a com back ?

The barrel-shaped Milk Tray choc with green stuff in.

The green stripe in Neapolitan ice cream.

Or Nealopitans as we call them. I think it might have come from a sketch with June Whitfield.

Terry`s Neapolitans, they were my favourite boxed chocs.

Macintosh's Week-end Assortment. Some of which were truly revolting!