1971: The JOY of taking a STROLL | Nationwide | Voice of the People | BBC Archive
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- Опубликовано: 16 ноя 2022
- Fyfe Robertson has to stretch his not-inconsiderable legs, in order to keep up with pint-sized walking enthusiast Louise Todd, during a pleasant stroll through the English countryside.
Louise is preparing to go to France, where she will take part in a sponsored walk for charity. What is it about walking that she loves so much?
Originally broadcast 5 May, 1971.
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It’s not the children who’ve changed it’s the parenting. Kids aren’t so different these days, they’re still innocent and full of joy if they’re allowed to be. It’s the parents who are responsible for what the kids are and sadly lots don’t have time to bring them up in the old ways with everyone working longer and longer and even grandparents working past retirement.
Yes absolutely right
Many different factors at play. The world has changed in many ways contributing to a change in both children's behaviours AND parenting styles. The family unit is not the same as before. Majority of families have both parents working due to the economy and women's rights, and children being raised by daycares. Also big advancements in technology and the field of Psychology also have a big role in how parents interact with their children, and how children behave. The circumstances are too different to even compare.
They don’t have time or they to busy
On their F’n electronic hand held devices .
@S Rod Import the Third World, become the Third World.
I think that wonderful authentic innocent situation is lost forever. World has changed in so many ways into that cold place we all know - without illusions of hopeful perspectives for us and these beautiful little people - and this true loveley heartwarming atmosphere imo only will be a self-deception today - but nevertheless it's a WONDERFUL memory ❤!
This was so heartwarming ❤! Beautifully spoken child .
Having a lovely little stroll through the country. Oblivious to the fact that thousands of people from a future world are watching the replay on technology that could only be imagined as science fiction.
She was wise beyond her years. I think she knew.
R.I.P England. I miss you.
The simplicity of the past is so beyond pleasant.
You can make the present as simple if you really want to.
This takes me back to the 70s when i used to go out for long walks in the countryside with my grandad and sometimes i could take a friend along as well. Happy memories indeed 😊😊
How lovely on so many levels!
We've brought our daughter up in the same way as this delightful little girl. Giving your time to your children, showing love, teaching manners, fun & laughter is the greatest gift you can give...& it lasts forever.
A short clip of times past. Such a happy go lucky girl with Fyfe. Sun shining and not a care in the world. I was 6 in 1971 and life was much ' simpler' and we had our freedom to go running all about. Different times, different people. Was life better then? For me i think YES.
Your spot on there, life has changed for the worse 😢
@@garryleeks4848 In the 🌎today we seem to be selling our morals in return for a mess of cultural pottage
I reduced my time watching our MSM in 2016 and by 2020 at the start of the pandemic I gave up completely
I have been watching a lot of these channels like BBC Archive, ITN Archive on RUclips from the good old days and they bring back great memories and sometimes I have 😭😭watching them as it takes me back to my childhood
Times when Men could and would show off their MASCULINITY and Women could and would show off their FEMININITY
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@@joanne26 bring back the good old days , life isn’t fun anymore, don’t know what has happened.
@@garryleeks4848 Mass importation of the Third World and the promotion of degeneracy happened.
Back to basics (I think) is the answer - if only we could go back, away from the hustle and bustle interferences of todays day and age 🙏
That was brilliant !
So delightful. And what a simple thing to enjoy, a walk. She won't need much to have a happy life.
The seductive simplicity of yesteryear. A different era. A glorious era. Loving BBC Archive more and more...
Glorious - but not a different era
(this being in black & white, with wonderful, long-serving Fyfe Robertson makes it feel so).
She's adorable ☺
This made me smile and warmed my heart
Robbie and his wee companion just enjoying the countryside
hope all that is not built on now
most of where I used to play and walk as a kid back then has gone .
That cute baby would be in her 50s today
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About 56, if she has made it this far.
The innocence of young children , priceless 😊❤
This makes me nostalgic for when my grandparents used to take me round sutton park for a walk back in the 80s as a kiddo.
Awww, this is beautiful! I was born in that year. Children were so different back then...
Very polite and a personality
I was born in 1971 as well.
I was 4 that year and still polite
Brought up better thats why. Parents taught manners and respect.
@@92kd11 true
I love Fyffe, great to see him again!
this clip is so real i cant bear it without tearing up
Wonderful times ❤
I have a nearly 6 year old son, who is just as chatty/was as chatty as a younger age (too much at times ;) ...), this little girl in '71 is no different. The one major difference I've noticed, when comparing with today (Nov '22), is somewhat of a lessened conversation between parents and children, now of course I might have witnessed 'quiet time' or something so I'd hate to generalise so quickly. I was/still do ask my son questions about everything...."which way should we go to town?", "how many black cars can we see?", "How would you make that?", etc ,etc. We can all have a well adjusted, well manner'd, inquisitive, etc, etc child, if we put the effort in (which I am seeing the fruits of my labour now slowly coming out).
Aw how lovely.
Gorgeousness at play .
God bless that innocent child.
The reason kids can't do this as much anymore is because roads like the one pictured here have been entirely surrendered to cars going at 60 mph, making it unsafe. Adults complain about kids not leaving their homes anymore, but whenever we try and reduce the prominence of cars in our residential areas (such as with Low Traffic Neighbourhoods) those same adults are the ones objecting to such schemes.
Our future can look like this again. We can have a culture of kids walking and cycling to school and being independent. We as adults have to kerb our car usage to achieve that.
this is trully lovely & i enjoy listening to the conversation.😊
Watching the " tonight" programme as a child with my parents ,I always looked forward to the Fyffe Robertson reports . There is something magical about his style and voice .
That was an extended essay in 'awwww'. Would be great if someone knows Louise and sends her the link. (Side note - daffodils in full bloom in May - this year, they were done and dusted by March/April.)
Yup. The seasons have gone to pot. My spring primroses are flowering now as are the chrysanthemums that usually flower at Christmas.
So sweet!
I love this video and share this quote with you too, “A successful man is one who can lay a firm foundation with the bricks others have thrown at him.”. -David Brinkley...
This is how to engage with children - unrushed, interested, engaged, enjoyed, focused
Amen. I work as a nanny after raising my own kids and much of what I do is like this. Do not despair, they were modern parents who value this way 😊
I Love these old clips. A more spacious, peaceful England than today. Bet he wished he never asked her to sing.....ha ha.
Lovely
Kids now are being SOOO lazy considering that one of my cousins was the same age as that little girl. I am 18 and my cousin is 8 and he always is on his phone ALL the time. Also, I have seen toddlers just straight up cry when their tablet is taking away since all kid want now is is just playing games on the computer. Man, times have changed! This is why I want to go back to the 60s and 70s again where adults and kids are WAY more nicer and the music on the radio back then was just fantastic!
Yes the interweb has ruined it all.
Beautiful, innocent and idyllic…I remember it well.
I like it
Nice to a kid chatting rather being on their phone, and what a nice grandad 👍
Bit of a sweeping generalisation of the youth of today there. My son is a similar age to the girl there and loves walking around the river and woodlands near me, conversing all the while. Not a phone in sight, i assure you!
Today's youth is completely lost with all this mobile phone and tiktok nonsense.
@c0mpu73rguy I doubt too many kids of that age today would be engaged with "mobile phone and tiktok nonsense". Teenagers, may be, but not toddlers, surely?
@@c0mpu73rguy Maybe yours, which says more about you.
How old and boring can someone sound? Seriously how many 4-5 year olds do you think sit on a mobile phone looking at TikTok all day? Btw you wrote this under a video you wouldn't need to watch. How about going outside?
This is just lovely.
I have read a lot of negative comments here about today's world. Children have the same potential as ever, they just need to be given time and attention and have their screen time kept in proportion so it is only a small part of their lives. I know children today who are just as lovely and innocent as this.
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Superb. I don’t think she liked him interrupting her singing 😂
How simply lovely! That old gentleman is how I picture Tammylan in Enid Blyton's Cherry Tree Farm and Willow Tree Farm series. These days people would make all sorts of suggestive comments and destroy the innocency of a lovely day in England.
Clever warrior 80
How very sweet and innocent. An England now gone...
Deliberately destroyed.
It's still there if you go out and look for it.
I am enjoying these BBC trips through OUR archives, very much. But sadly, it also reminds us of how much, the quality of programming content, over the intervening years, , has declined.
Looks really peaceful back then i just couldn’t cope with it being black and white all the time
Imagine how excited everyone was when life suddenly turned into color in the 1980s 😄 🤣 😂 😆 😄
Think the world changed to colour in 1972
This is really nice :) gotta be a dad someday damnit
John Cleese enters the room with the ministry of funny walks
If you want life simple live it simple. Give the interferences a swerve.
Some children are ferried from here to there to next place with precious little time left for their own time and inventive, self-driven play. That, in my opinion, is the most important play of all.
I feel kids used to be smarter and more articulate than these days!
You have the parents to blame not the kids
Looking back life was so much simpler! The lack of technology was such a bonus! 😃
Wonderful! I was 25 then, just started my own family. Happy, happy simple days.
wholesome...so tired of modern crap
Rumour has it she's still walking 🤣
Kids need be more active my pals 5 yr old
Comes metal detecting and btl digging with us walks a lot lol
only a very few years younger, this is how i remember children, so wonderfully civil back then. then we moved to arizona, where children were expected to throw tantrums. i go from like rupert the bear to yosemite sam.
Funny to think that Louise Todd is now getting letters from SAGA, shows you just how short life is...
I was born considerably before this little girl and I can assure you I have not reached SAGA marketing age yet!
@@thomasm1964 I assume that SAGA must have changed their practices then. When I reached the grand old age of 50 back in 2000, I received my first letter from them and I could not believe it. I still felt very young but they made me feel as though I was getting on for 80! I joked with my wife that as we were now eligible for SAGA holidays, she would have to come as my carer.
@@CamcorderSteve i
Interesting. I’m nearly 59 and they haven’t come for me yet!
@@thomasm1964 Have to admit I haven't heard from them for a while, with a bit of luck I'm off their mailing list, same with, "Help the Aged", trying to flog me funeral advice, I don't like to be reminded that I'm getting older with every passing minute!!
BTW I will be 72 tomorrow sorry, too much information...
@@CamcorderSteve Happy birthday for tomorrow! A celebration is never too much information!
I wonder where the little girl is now.
It’s a shame we can’t allow them that freedom these days
as long as it´s not lance stroll
that kids voice was dubbed in LMAO
How parenting has changed in 50 years 😢
I Wish we could walk like that now days..Its home or bus or car..no fresh air...insulin resistence..and stressed out population. And if we do walk Its not in nature its in a car park or Building..or some cement area ..and rubbish everywhere.
Come and stay in the country.the ordanace srvey maps could show you paths in lovely British countryside like this and you wont see a car or other soul. In lockdown we had a Spring like this and it was dry underfoot . There was great joy to be found in finding new routes and walking in fields like this little girl. I hope you get a chance..it's free and liberating, put your lunch in a little rucksack, in winter I bring hot soup
None for the little boy who lives down the lane?
It's from a nursery rhyme ( Baa Baa Black Sheep), it actually says " one for the little boy who lives down the lane.
There's something very odd about this film and I'm trying to work out what. Oh I know... there's no traffic!
It must have been amazing to be able to walk on any roads and be relatively safe.
people in the comments section complaining about how kids are different these days. of course they're going to be different, the passage of time is unavoidable. maybe you yearn for bygone days and you know they wont come back. and theres nothing wrong with that
Today there would be a pervert hiding behind the corner.
Keep Britain British, breaks my heart we’ll be a minority in your own homeland
Clever warrior 80