A work in which the author goes on a personal and nostalgic journey through post-War Britain in search of treasured values and traditions that were once the soul of society.
I am actually reading this book as research for my 1950s novel so perhaps I haven't actually read it all. It is a fascinating journey into various areas that made up our lives in the 1950s but I am not sure I agree with Alan that British Railways always ran on time. They didn't! That is what makes train travel these days so wonderful.
Not a bad read, not what I was expecting! I thought it would be a lot more of his personal experiences in a more biography style book, a lot of generic stories and information is given! Still it passed a lazy afternoon looking at the way people used to live!
This was a fun read, though I'm not from Great Britain, there were enough similarities to my own growing up years to identify. The author obviously did his research!