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Odds And Ends
Date | Lang: English (en)
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   By The Australian Panther
What stands out to me is that it was the norm for Children to be outside, on the street or in the park in groups without adults. Presumably the older children were in charge. And these are pre-adolescent children. Innocent days. Probably learned better social skills.
   By Robb_K
Yes, it was more innocent back in those days, but the degree of that varied from rural areas to villages, to small towns and varied quite a bit in the more dangerous cities. I remember the late 1940s in The cities of Winnipeg, and Chicago, as well as the suburban areas of those 2 metropolitan areas, and The City of Den Haag and villages in The Netherlands during the 1950s (and all those places up to the present). Yes, in the small towns and suburban, bedroom communities, most all families in a neighbourhood knew each other, and they trusted older pre-teen brothers and sisters to look after their younger children while playing in a park or school playground. In the larger cities, where people a family didn't know could be around on any day, parents who worked away from home were more careful with their young children, and had the grandparents or a neighbour woman, who stayed home look after their children. But wasn't the situation similar for your family in Australia when you were growing up during the 1950s?
   By atomahawk
Beautiful art and colors.
   By Robb_K
Why is this, what appears to be a book, in the "Odds and Ends" section? Is that because it has a soft cover, and is considered a pamphlet? - or considered just a collection of drawings?
  
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