This video of youngsters from south London travelling around the capital is absolutely marvellous. We can see the calm streets of the 1950s mixed with energetic yet innocent taunting from the lads who feel very much at home. Among the familiar locations that they pass is the Lambeth Walk pub, which once traded at 17 Lambeth Road (at the junction with Lambeth Walk), London SE11 (near Lambeth North station) These lads would have been born during WW2 and known of both harship and loss. Yet, like all those around them, here they are in both smart attire and high spirit. The more you watch, the more you'll see. This one's a bag of emotions waiting for the viewer. I couldn't help but notice the order and civility that dominated every street they travelled. It's videos like this that remind us that a few steps back would be a great leap forward. ⏳️ @Britains___Pubs

This one's spectacular. In the 1960s, London's Mews were still being used to keep horses. This clip spoils us with a lovely glimpse of the people, pubs, and lifestyle among the cobbled backstreets that have since become expensive housing. They certainly had more personality then than nowadays. @Britains___Pubs