Springchicken's Optical Illusion Challenge #8
Can you solve Springchicken's Optical Illusion Challenge #8? Did you find the iconic image or was it left blowin' in the wind?
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Springchicken's Optical Illusion Challenge #7
Can you solve Springchicken's Optical Illusion Challenge #7 Did you find the answer quicker than Pickles the dog?
Springchicken's Optical Illusion Challenge #5
An optical illusion can keep you guessing for hours. Today’s optical illusion challenge is particularly tricky as it is just a series of 8 numbers....
Springchicken's Optical Illusion Challenge #4
Can you see what's hidden behind this optical illusion. This mindbender hides an iconic British label.
1960s British Pop Group Word Search
Can you find the top 20 pop groups of the 1960s? Test your knowledge with this free word search puzzle!
Who Was The Best James Bond We NEVER Had?
The Springchicken community decide who was the best James Bond the cinema going public NEVER saw. We look at some Hollywood legends and some outliers that will make you rethink the 007 franchise.
'Remember, Remember the 5th of November....'
The United Kingdom has a long tradition of celebrating with fireworks and bonfires going back to pagan times and the druids.
Whilst in recent yea...
When Was Your Very First Time?
So what, where and who did you see for the very first time playing live (of course)? Were you lucky enough to see the Beatles and did you actually get to hear them? What about Elvis or Billy Fury?
Get Out On the Highway! Motorbike Memories.
Did your dad own a motorbike? Were you not allowed to ride a bike because you were a girl? It's the '60s and the 'times were a changing'!
A Stitch in Time - Knitting Memories.
During the first World War, men, women and children knitted a vast number of accessories to assist the military forces.....
The Great Little '60s Girl Group Quiz
Can you tell The Ronettes from the Bobbettes?
The Shangri Las from The Crystals?
Check out our Great Little '60s Girl Group Quiz.
Sweet cigarettes - 'What an outrage!'
The popularity of children's sweet cigarettes reached their peak during the 1960s and 70s.
With their red tips, they imitated the adult world along with the 'cigarette' cards that had previously become so collectable before the war.
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