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steve messruther
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Lots of videos and the history of my home town Scarborough UK Plus amusing clips that I have made and also some of my own music.
Scarborough Queen Of The Yorkshire Coast
This is a selection of video clips and photos based around Scarborough Castle. The music I have created especially for the video. All the video and music has been made/created by myself apart from the drone footage which is used by permission from a relative of mine Dave Adams. You are very welcome to share this video.
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England Footy Song for Euro`s Last 16
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This is a tune I did today. A nice little sing-a-long that sums up the 3 games that England have so far played - and what we expect in the next game.
The Skelly Dance
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Experimenting with Cartoon Animator 5 and AI music production. My brother set up a tune using AI and his words and created this tune. I had a play around with it and did this short video. Bit rough in places but it is only an experiment.
Church Parades Esplanade Scarborough
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A few old photos of the Church Parades that were popular during the 1900s in Scarborough, during the season. These photos were all taken in front of, or near to, 22 Esplanade, South Cliff. You can see the Crown Hotel in the background. They were called Church Parades because it was usually a Sunday when these walkabouts took place. It is said that a lot of them didn`t actually have anything to ...
Burniston Road Peasholm Scarborough
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Two photo morphs. 2024 and 1957. This is the bottom of Burniston Road Scarborough. On the left is the North Entrance to Peasholm Park and on the right the entrance to the Open Air Theatre. Created by Steve Messruther and Mary Nightingale for Scarborough Bottom End and Old Town Facebook Group.
Scarborough Benelux Festival 1964
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This is another edit from the home movie that the late Jack Ellard took . It shows some shots of Scarborough`s Benelux Festival and I am pretty sure it is 1964. I have added some backing music from the early 1960s - not all of the tunes are actually 1964, but you get the idea! Lot`s of the old Scarborough shops can be seen and I wonder if anyone out there can spot themselves either as part of t...
we need a bass player Cartoon Animator 5
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These are a few more clips of my music video that I am working on. Still some more sounds to add. The professional way to create a video, film or cartoon is to 1st create a story board - lol - because I keep learning tricks with with program I tend to make stuff up as I go along. There is a basic idea to work to but these sort of scenes just happen. I look at the screen and think ` can I get th...
Through The Years Scarborough`s Corner Cafe
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The area that us locals called the `corner` is actually Peasholm Gap. The North Side of Scarborough didn`t start to get developed until the 1900s. Access was difficult but eventually a decent road was made and over the years the area changed. The first major building to appear was the Corner Cafe and that was later followed by the North Bay Pool. Most of the development took place in the 1930s....
Scarborough Bottom End Kids Fun In The Snow 1960s
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Scarborough Bottom End Kids Fun In The Snow 1960s
Cartoon Animator - Skelly has his arms nicked!
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Cartoon Animator - Skelly has his arms nicked!
Cartoon Animator 5 - When I`m Dead and Gone Intro scene
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Cartoon Animator 5 - When I`m Dead and Gone Intro scene
Oh I Love You baby....Cartoon Animator 5
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Oh I Love You baby....Cartoon Animator 5
64 Years of Scalby Mills - Monkey Island to Sea Life Centre
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64 Years of Scalby Mills - Monkey Island to Sea Life Centre
Dutch Festival Dancers Scarborough 1964 or 1966
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Dutch Festival Dancers Scarborough 1964 or 1966
History Of Scalby Mills Part Two Section 7 OLD SCALBY MILL
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History Of Scalby Mills Part Two Section 7 OLD SCALBY MILL
1845 Poem Scalby Beck Flood Scarborough
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1845 Poem Scalby Beck Flood Scarborough
1725 Animated Map Of Scarborough Harbour
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1725 Animated Map Of Scarborough Harbour
History Of Scalby Mills, Scarborough part 6 NEWBY MILL
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History Of Scalby Mills, Scarborough part 6 NEWBY MILL
History Of Scalby Mills, Scarborough, Section 5 of 7 SCALBY BRIDGE MILL
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History Of Scalby Mills, Scarborough, Section 5 of 7 SCALBY BRIDGE MILL
History Of Scalby Mills Scarborough, Section 4 HIGH MILL
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History Of Scalby Mills Scarborough, Section 4 HIGH MILL
History Of Scalby Mills, Scarborough. Part 3 of 7. Waterwheels
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History Of Scalby Mills, Scarborough. Part 3 of 7. Waterwheels
History Of Scalby Mills Part Two : Section Two. How The area got its name
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History Of Scalby Mills Part Two : Section Two. How The area got its name
History Of Scalby Mills Scarborough Part 2 Section 1
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History Of Scalby Mills Scarborough Part 2 Section 1
Blands Cliff and Arcadia 1920s Scarborough
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Blands Cliff and Arcadia 1920s Scarborough
Two Men and Horse 1900 Scarborough Foreshore
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Two Men and Horse 1900 Scarborough Foreshore
Old Photos Scarborough Christine Louth Collection
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Old Photos Scarborough Christine Louth Collection
North Bay Old Groyne Exposed By Rough Seas Scarborough
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North Bay Old Groyne Exposed By Rough Seas Scarborough
They should build that road higher and make it into a bridge 🌉.
Why???? Why ruin this natural area with a bridge just because some folk don`t know how to drive.
Last month whilst on holiday in the UK from Australia, I took my grand kids to Scarborough to show them where I, as a toddler dug on the sands and had cruises on the "Caronia" and "Thornwick Bay" if I remember their names correctly, while an old sea dog played "Anchors Away" on an accordion. Back in the 21st century, the weather was atrocious, but we all loved the day. Thanks for the memories.
Thank you for the comments : Yes - back in the 1950s and 1960s Scarborough was a smashing place to be -things have changed, mainly due to travel abroad but we still have the fantastic beaches and scenery. I don`t remember the Thornwick bay but we did have 3 boats that were a regular feature of the harbour, taking trips up and down the coast. Coronia, Regal Lady and Yorkshire lady.
Great video - interesting - but prefer it when you are narrating… those automated voices and bots are really annoying 😫
I started to use them because they pronounced words far better than me - but I then figured that if I do a take with them speaking I can then use their voice as a guide for myself. Well that was the plan :) I agree that the voices are a bit annoying, mainly because there is very little emotion. I used male and female to try and break it up a bit. When I started this series I used what I had available but since then I have learnt a lot and also gained more experience with better software. One big advantage now is that I use a field recorder for my voice. That then gets synced up to the camcorder which allows me to talk without all the wind noise and pops and crackles that you often get from a camcorder/phone microphone. You will be pleased to know that they are being pensioned off :)
Lovely video
On one of my clips someone - from Scotland - decided to make really negative comments and he seemed to think that I am putting Scotland down. That is not the case, I was supporting Scotland during their games and wanted them to win. They played some awful football and it was a shame for the fans and the team that they did not get to the last 16. England also played pretty crap but we have managed to get to the last 16 - we got further than our friends in Scotland. It`s that simple, there is no malice intended, England played crap and we got lucky that is why we are in the last 16. There have been a lot of teams who have just not turned up when it mattered - Italy for example. It`s football, shit happens.
So good
Thanks - Glad you like it. Hopefully the team will play better tonight and who know - we could perhaps get to the semi`s.
The fuck you say about Scotland
Only 2 UK teams started in the competition, England and Scotland - both have been shite. Scotland got knocked out and England are still there - so we have got further than you.
The full song is free to watch and can be found here ruclips.net/video/RZ2jsmuw6BU/видео.html
Good video
Absolutely beautiful Steve, Mary and Dave. Thanks!👏🏻 😊
LOL… Lurrrv it !
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I mean if I was to think about it I would say it was a prison from the castle for hard labour but I know nothing on the subject
Scarborough, a great place, love it!
Fond memories of this place from early 1950 all my holidays were spent camping down near ymca in a field at back of a waterfall grammar and grandad and most aunts and uncles and cousins all there as well first two weeks in August at evening time we all marched down to scalby mills adults had a beer we had pop and crisps then played on rocks farmer I remember farmer Pickering and his wife she wore really thick glasses must have bad eye sight I would watch her operating the milk bottle filling machine never imagined in later life I spent 32 years working on maintenance in the dairy industry
Really pleased you enjoyed the video and the memories in brought back for you :)
I was in that queue. 😂 Great gig too.
Not quo.. Francis and friends.. 👍😂
Yes I agree - it is really odd without Rick. I didn`t go to see this gig - have seen Quo loads of times but I just didn`t fancy watching them without Parfit :( Have seen a lot of clips of the show and they did go down really well so, pleased that those who went had a great time :)
Hope you are watching this TimAWells from Sheffield - makes a mockery of your claim that Scarborough`s Open Air Theatre is soulless. For the rest of the season scenes like this will be normal. Over 100,000 will see shows this year.
Great to see! I remember going to Brid Spa in 1984 for the "End of the Road" tour. Brilliant night - they ran out of songs and asked us if we minded them playing some for a second time! I still have the T shirt - and it still fits me!
My first time seeing Quo was at Manchester Belle Vue - 1975. Belle Vue was packed with fair ground rides and every ride was playing Quo tunes :)
Me too.. My dad took me for my first proper gig... Always remember this.. Never really did a lot with my dad. But this memory will always stay with me.. 🤟🤟
Is that me parr fishing....
Wot! No fat people?
Once upon a time, when we were a people..❤❤
Interesting to see 44806 at Gallows Close as it is currently working on the NYMR in 2024. Great to see the before and after shots of the depot at Gallows Close and the supermarket built where the tracks used to be. Sadly we'll never see trains through the tunnel again but it was fun to leave Central and then reverse through the tunnel on our way to Whitby.
😂😂😂😂, good one.....!!!!!!
It was at about the 45sec mark I realized that I was looking at Scarborough, ENGLAND, not Scarborough, Ontario, CANADA.
This is the `REAL` Scarborough - the first and best. We date back to at least 1000 years ago. All the other places in the world that are called Scarborough have taken their name from our town :)
@@stevemessruther172 So the Scarborough that I am from (Ontario) takes its name from the bluffs in your Scarborough. Here's a partial entry from the Wikipedia etymology - "The area is named after the English town of Scarborough, inspired by Elizabeth Simcoe, the wife of John Graves Simcoe, the first lieutenant governor of Upper Canada.[5] The bluffs along the Lake Ontario shores reminded her of the limestone cliffs in Scarborough, England. On August 4, 1793, she wrote in her diary, "The shore is extremely bold, and has the appearance of chalk cliffs, but I believe they are only white sand. They appeared so well that we talked of building a summer residence there and calling it Scarborough."[6] Before that, the area was named Glasgow, after the Scottish city.[7]"
@@martinroncetti4134 Bit of a contrast between Scarborough and Glasgow . The limestone cliffs on our coast are a bit further down towards the south - Flamborough. Most of the cliffs either side of Scarborough are made up of mud and rocks that were pushed up after the last ice age ( at least 70,000 years ago). There are at least 7 other places in the world called Scarborough and all really take their name from where I live. The general theory is that we got the name from the Vikings who invaded Britain in the 600s AD (before that it was the Romans) . One Viking is said to have been called Thorgils Scathi - the name Scarborough is made up of two parts - Scar - meaning rock face, and borough - which is an area. We are also told that it was named after Scarthi - becoming Scathi`s Borough. Either way it dates back an awful long time. We were just a little fishing village and it stayed like that right up to the 1600s. In the 1700s the town started to expand and we had a lot of ship building. The big change came in 1850s when the railway came to town. Scarborough ships were to be found all over the world and just up the coast - Whitby - Captain Cook was based. In1793 our harbour was very busy with lots of shipbuilding and it was also the half way point between Newcastle and London. Newcastle and the North East had lots of coal mines. The coal would betaken down the coast to supply London. The vast majority of those ships would pull into Scarborough for supplies and also to take shelter when the weather was bad. One of my friends lived near Niagara Falls and via them I got to know some of it`s history. It appears to have been created 70,000 years ago during the last ice age and has been eroding away to what we see today. It was also 70,000 years ago that the same ice age created all the cliffs and hills around the coast of Filey, Scarborough and Bridlington.
I lived just outside Scarborough in 1964, was there between 1962 and 1966 before moving to Malta cos of the old man's job. Lived at Crossgates, near the Byways pub.
This is amazing. Spent every childhood holiday here with my parents and grandmother, brought my husband and two boys here when they were children and 2 years ago my husband and I returned with my grown up sons. Scarborough will always be special for us.
Yes we always went to Scarborough remember the outdoor pool next to peasolm park and those warships 🙂
my dad was born in scarbrough.he played for the football team just after war time,my grandad was chairman of the club and my gt uncle john had ice cream shop "Valentes" johns son george lived above corrigans amusements and i think he owned the building and rented it to coregans...had some great days in scarbrough in the 70s as a kid
York Army and Navy Store. Wilson ? G K Eden ? Rowntrees.Who was the Santa??? Mini 40 CAJ ???? Central Café. S A Bell. Who were the students pushing the `Rolling Stone` up Eastborough? Who`s float was the Radio Pirates? National Dairy Queen who was she???? Desert Song Float. And for fun who can name all the tunes that I have added.
eye opener of time gone by, thanks for sharing Steve
lovin this
We had some good niggts and parties there in the 70s
We are heading there in just over a weeks time, have already done my homework with the tides, told the wife that she will need to get up early that morning to get there to make most of the day.
I`m sure both of you will enjoy it :)
Re tides - we arrived as the tide was rising and many visitors leaving, stayed a few hours with less people around, then left after the tide dropped. Road closed during high tide. Google Lindisfarne Monastery, it is here.
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Great to see this old video filmed by my dad, thanks for posting Steve
My Grandfather passed away there, the last conversation I ever had with him was at his bedside. The staff were very supportive.
Full of refugees now shame
In the fifties it was either meet me at Greys or Boots corner depending where your lived or where you were going .
Fantastic video. Must be hell with a King spring tide.. New Zealand here, we don't have any crossing like that. The road seems to be in very good condition, considering its flooding so often. Cheers and thanks.. NEW ZEALAND.
Thank you :) Yes the road is in very good condition. The times we went it was late summer so the tides were pretty tame. I would like to see what it looked like on a big spring tide with a north east gale behind it!. The main rough tide action - big waves ect - are further out behind the island so that is where the real erosion will be happening. This part is basically a flood plain. The tide tends to build up behind the sandbanks at the low tide mark. It then spills over getting faster and faster as the tide rises. This is why it then suddenly come in really fast in that last hour.
That Mummy is having the time of his life! Love the smoke effects. Nice work!
Looks good, maybe animate their eyes a bit
good point! missed the eyes cos i was having trouble syncing the 4 four voices - will try and correct the eyes before I add this to the main video.
Ha-ha. I'm so old, I remember the song!
It`s a great little tune :)
Evening Steve, just found this video as we come up north every year in August so we must have gone past you at some point, our holiday home is in seahouses, such a great video, hopefully see you one day 👍, Keep up great work 🙏
Great video, have been visiting Scarborough from Glasgow since the early 60's with my parents, we always stayed in Scalby Mills, still love visiting it today, but I knew absolutely nothing about monkey Island.
Pleased you liked it - have a look at the part 2 - lots more info on the 4 water mills. Part 3 in coming along and that deals with the period 1960 to 1980 - I have not yet finished part 3 but will post a link when it is done.
That was an interesting watch. Part of my childhood was in Newby. I've lived in Leeds since 1999, worst luck :)
Thanks Gareth - glad you enjoyed it :)
Is that Terry Tyson behind them ont pier ?
Awww, the Astroglide as it was called back then. My brother and I loved to go on this slide. One - 1970 I think- year Ken Dodd was up there with some kids who were part of his summer season show at The Futurist. We got to say Hi to Mr. Dodd, he was a lovely chap.
Valley Bridge is iconic of that there's no doubt, but then Scarborough has so many iconic sites concentrated in a small area.
Scarborough is mint your really lucky if you live there.