Eras- what are your experiences?

I’m very much a child of the Thatcher era.

Loved my childhood in the 1950's and being a teenager in the 1960's. It was a wonderful era for fashion and music and best of all I met my Husband in the 1960's and we have been together ever since.

I was a teenager in the "Glam Rock" era - all glittery eye shadow and stars stuck to my face!!!

A teenager in the sixties in Liverpool. Doesn’t get any better. Beatles, Gerry and the Pacemakers. Mini skirts, hot pants, floppy hats.
In Australia in the seventies, further education and children, early career. Seem to remember Spanish Eyes playing when I was giving birth. Lots of barbecues and surfing, still minis and clumpy shoes.
Eighties much fun, lots of punk parties, wearing safety pins, dying hair blue, clearing bars.
Nineties back in the U.K. busy, don’t remember anything significant about that era.

The seventies was my era. The end of the hippy time - glam rock - prog rock - punk. It was a wonderful decade to be a teenager.

I remember the 'mods and rockers era'
Bank holidays at Scarborough and
All those scooters, parkas and Doc Martin's

Early 1960's Redevelopment era - old Victorian buildings demolished, new ring roads, underpasses, pedestrians being sent underground, everything for the convenience of vehicular traffic - all being redemolished now by a new generation of "planners"

Being a teenager in the 70`s was wonderfull.
The music was the best imo.
And we never felt unsafe away from home,how times have changed.

Yes timetogo2016 that is my memory too ?

70's teenager here too. Platform boots, velvet jackets and coats, cheesecloth shirts, glam rock. I loved it too.

I was a child in the postwar era of rationing and austerity. Luckily for us my mother was a brilliant cook and also very good at dressmaking, so I was unaware of any deprivation. I ate well and looked well-dressed. It did have a effect on me, though. I sometimes look at the absurd amount of choice in today’s supermarkets and think how thoroughly spoiled people are now.

I was in my twenties in the sixties, and lived in London by then. Fabulous times.