We often look to the past wistfully, recalling simpler times.
In particular, our childhood memories can be a source of great comfort that brings a smile to our faces.
And today we have delved into the archive to find photos of growing up in the 1960s at one of Norfolk's delightful market towns, Diss.
You might recognise the scenes at Diss Infants School and remember those first days back after the summer holidays.
There's the carnival and donkey derby.
A group of youngsters study a stove during their Duke of Edinburgh Award.
And can you remember Tufty Clubs?
Tufty Fluffytail, created in 1953, was the iconic red squirrel who helped the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents educate children about road safety until the 1990s.
Here you can see members of the Diss Tufty Club in 1969.
Perhaps you recognise some of the faces and places in these old photos.
What are your memories of growing up in the 1960s?
Let us know in the comments below.
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