Respect for people in authority, Discipline for kids Responsibility for your own actions Caring wether your behaviour might be detrimental to others
I think I've still got my badge somewhere. We were tested by the local police sergeant who was a huge guy we did NOT mess with or antagonise. Everyone knew his name and everyone respected him, especially us kids.
That's one of the things about living here in France, your list of characteristics are still alive and working over here.
in no particular order curly wurlys..revels (the 6d box of chocolates) ..2p returns on lemonade bottles ..single capstans.(for my dad)...the tomorrow people...freemans catalogue,, jamboree bags...every park had a parkie who would try and stop you riding your bike... nudie books by the side of railway line footpath...conkering...a decent tree swing,,,gat guns...3 button highwaisters with patch pockets on side of leg...and a rumbuba at the golden egg....
Being shocked when a pint went over the quid. Natural looking girls. Ringing your mates telephone on a rotary dial... and it only had 3 numbers... Matt’s was 432, Eric’s was 468 When the first push button tellys came in and you didn’t have to tune it in on a dial...
And the wide choice of 3 channels. TV ending with National anthem and fuzz - turn off and watch the little spot disappear