A marvelous mooch around somewhere special! 🤍

Relay enjoyed this, thank you. My mother steamed a jam rolly polly that came out with Mothers Pride printed down the side.

Just found you - thank you so much for this unique and wonderful video, I have learned a lot. You deserve much more subscribers! 🖤

Dear Lucy. I love your videos. Just a Yank here from Oregon, a State on the West Coast of the US. Like many here in the States I have some British blood in my mix and love watching various history programs from there. I just got a copy of Dorothy Hartley’s book ‘Food in England’. Such fun! Her work would inspire any ‘foodie’ to expound on English food. Thank you for your entertaining and enlightening videos!!

Thank you again ❤🎉

It was nice to get a peek inside. I would have skipped the bag too.😊

look like Peaky Blinder location shoot?

Is there a problem with the audio ?😮

My friends grandma lived in one

Looooved everything ❤❤❤X

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This is my house today....mind you I am a full time carer of a disabled child in the UK today. No heating or hot water, two missing windows upstairs and living in just over £100.a week £60.of which goes on heating. 🤷🤷

Have you ever done Victoria and Albert museum would love to see the costumes again

I think it's important for people to recognise some are living in similar hardships today. Unable to afford heating expenses, unable to access a fire place or wood. Unable to get important repairs for sanitation issues. Many are doing well. Not everyone is.

Thankyou, this was lovely. I can't afford to travel. Videos like this allow me to ❤ Hope your having a lovely festive season. From Australia. (Day after Christmas as I type this here.)

Hope you had a lovely Christmas. I'm sat with a cup of tea at 04.40hr Boxing Day! I cooked a Turkey crown and it was lovely, really moist. My dear little pooch Ziggy (a la Bowie!) loved it too. Was on my own but my company was fine!

Wow this video was BRILLIANT 😮

So many shared memories. I'm alone now, but I transport myself back to the joy of the late 60's and all of the 70's at Christmas...in my mind and heart. I knew it was something very special even then. Never to be recaptured, but loved with every atom in my mortal body. Thank you Mum and Dad...I can only hope that you are still around in some way that I cannot comprehend......oh how I miss them. xxxxxxxxx

Happy Christmas! Love to you and Rupert, have a great day and thanks for the videos! X 🎄🐶

My daughter and I love this too!

There was nothing better to me than receiving a new ladybird book

Merry Christmas!

From outdoor toilets to Japanese toilets. Now that's progress! Thank you for this wonderful Christmas gift. My toilet is now a prized posession.

Your videos are wonderful, Lucy. I too adore sociL history. Did you know one of the less skilled jobs in the potteries was a saggar maker's bottom knocker? Simply wonderful! 😂

Amazing thank you so much for this, appreciate everything you do, have a great Christmas and please keep going in the new year, enjoy every vlog 😊

I’m 48 and listening to you describe your childhood Xmas memories has brought loads flooding back of mine, and you’re so right about the tree going up too early thing, my sisters birthday is on the 9th of December and the family rule was the tree would go up on the weekend after that, anytime before would be considered common, that big glass jar of roses at Xmas really was special, they definitely smell different on first opening in glass than the modern plastic, that jar would somehow last all Xmas with just a hand full of toffee pennies left at the end that no one liked, thanks for a quality piece of work there, it was fantastic ❤

Reminds me of Greenbelt, Maryland

Oh happy memories! Anyone remember making christmas cards at primary school? The smell of gloy gum (runny nose glue) and brightly coloured glitter that went everywhere?

I loved this!! Thanks Lucy for sharing your stories. I was 🎄poor as a young child and I still remember having one 2 or 3 gifts and treasuring them and the time I spent with mom handmaking our decorations. The best of times.

Lovely video, Lucy. I think you've got nostalgia down to a tee :)

I didn't get a Mr Frosty, either.

Thank you Lucy, in the 60's I received second-hand toys but didn't know they were. My great aunt and uncle always came for Christmas dinner and never helped my Mum and Grandma at all.

Another amazing video. My youngest daughter is 37.. she still grabs great bunches of tinsel… she loves the smell, she says, and takes her back to when she was little. Merry Christmas Lucy. Thank you for all your hard work. May 2025 be good to you. ❤️🎄

Wow.. that to me was exactly living my younger years growing up at Christmas.. I can relate to all that.. such lovely times thank you so much.Good times and great memories ❤

We had a Regentone Radiogram just like the one @# 47.

Oh gosh how you have taken mw back lucy, amazing! Like yourself i preferred boxing day and like your aunt, mine did a buffet enough to feed the 5000 😂 and she to had an electric carving knife, there was always a doggie bag at the end of the evening. I remember card games too and my grandad always let me have some of his beer, and what you was saying about the decorations going up, nan never put our up until Christmas eve!😮 And it was down on the fist of January. The rose's and quality street we had were the huge tins, not the silly excuse of ones we have now and i remember they were like £15 and when it came to presents , i only ever got one from each member of the family . Thanks for taking me back in time, it brought a tear to my eye of joy and loved ones that are no longer with us, but then memories can't be taken away thank you

I really enjoyed listening to you...definitely sparked some wonderful childhood memories 🎄❤️

My grandparents used to live i a prefab in the 70s, early 80s

Jack & Rose were siblings? Well, that puts a twist on things

One day, people will be looking at our houses going. "Look how they live! Be thankful what you have now because it could still be this way"