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Brilliant video, thanks for sharing. 2 years later I was there for not only the 1000km race but also both the F1 British GP and the race of champions, and there started a love of Motorsport as a 10 year old that continues to this day. You can find me there most weekends throughout the year as I’m now an annual season ticket holder

Hello, can I ask was the shot of the damselfly taken at 400 mm?. Also were they taken at the closest focusing distance? Can you still get close enough with the new 180-600 mm to attempt dragonflies and butterflies without much cropping. Phil

Delicious film, very good... a circuit very suited to the skills of Jacky Ickx who also won here in Formula 1 beating Niki Lauda in the rain. Note the first time that the Ferrari 312 P, by regulation, had to use bulkheads behind the rear wheels. Interesting the Lola T290 Barclays of Edwards which the following year became the wonderful T292 always with the same sponsor. Great nostalgia!

I was there that day just after my 16th birthday. Got the bus from Garston bus garage, via Victoria. I had to leave before the end to get the last bus home! A long day but well worth it.

Very nice. Never seen that ! 😱😱

Very good. Sorry about the intrusion!!

Loved the music accompanying your AV, I now feel as if I were there with you all

My first motor race, great film thanks for posting brought back great memories of being there with my dad

Thank you so much. You’ve helped us identify little grebes!

Looks fantastic now with the winter birds coming in .I want to go to Pagham and Pulborough to start bird watching .

First meeting I attended I think. Note the massive crowd, even with cold weather. I wouldn't get out of bed to watch racing these days. Motor racing was brilliant in the old days.

Dungeness, passed by a few times so I recognize the powerplant. That Bee up close with the purple calyx flowers, beautiful. Music goes very well with it. Beautiful video!

Defitenly the 1974 airshow. In 1976 the F-15 Eagle was wearing a bicentennial logo on its tail fins and the Red Arrows had moved on to the Hawk trainer. I remember too the Fokker F-27, F-28 and VFW 614 display very well.

Great footage! cool seeing Ronnie Peterson footage, one of my favourite drivers!

From the days when all the car marque's looked totally different from one another. My first gp visit was Silverstone 77, first race of the Renault RS 01 turbo, great day out , horrendous Q to leave the circuit.🤣

Thank you so much for posting this, it was the first Grand Prix l attended and my first visit to Brands. Great footage.

Might have missed it, but didn't catch Tom Pryce? I was lucky enough to interview Sir Jackie Stewart (taped not in person sadly) who categorically stated that Tom would have been world champion had he survived that awful crash in Kyalami. Great footage and a real pleasure to watch.

Seeing a number of my old Top Trumps cars in that footage. The Ferrari was the best weapon to have in one's hand. Lotus 72 not far behind and Brabham.

Can't be 1976, it's raining!

Exceptional footage, thank you very much for posting.

Wonderful memory to see that. I bought a Vancouver 27 around 1992 here in Vancouver, Canada. I also had the pleasure of having lunch with its designer, Robert Harris.

Fantastic - Happy memories of being there

I think the only driver you didn't caught on film is Derek Bell with the Surtees. Apart from him you seem to have everyone. Even those who just appeared in this race during practice only and who can not be seen in any of the professional reviews. What a treasure! Thank you for sharing!

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Loved and shill loving it, the JPS colours.

Nice you have this, Brian. The SR71 Super Blackbird. amazing!

It's the 1974 ✅ Farnborough show. 1974 was the only show with the Galaxy and SR71. I did a little background research.

It's not 1976. I was at the 1976 Farnborough when I was 14 (and an Air Cadet). There was no Lockheed C5 Galaxy or SR71 - these appeared in earlier Farnborough shows, possibly 1972 or 1974. Highlights of 1976 Farnborough were the Grumman F14 Tomcat, McDonnell F15 Eagle (in American Bicentennial colours), Northrop YF17, McDonnell Douglas YC-15 and the Hawker Siddeley Hawk trainer.

Superb film footage 👍Thank you very much for sharing . I was there as a 12 year old kid , in the paddock with my Dad George . He spotted Jackie Stewart and I still have his autograph . 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧🏁

I was there aged 16. I have a photo of Jacky Ickx and Mario Andretti in the Capri as they drove around for a victory lap. I had jumped the fence to take the picture. Never be allowed to do that now. I got a great shot with only a Mamiya rangefinder and 42mm lens so you can imagine how close I was to the car as it drove by. 😂

Superb ! I was lucky enough to have been at these events ------------ but please tell me the cine cameras that you used , --------- has to be Bolex ?????

I have subscribed for more of your great content! Elmley was the first place I volunteered with the RSPB from 1985, so this brought back lots of memories. I saw my first little egret there on June 15 1985, it caused quite a stir at the time!

Stunning camerawork!

It's a triumph and I bow low. I hope they can sort out the air pump.

So many lovely clips and photos! 🦅 Greetings from a Swedish youtuber! 🇸🇪

When I did my A& B cert in 1950 at Castle Bromwich airfield in the ATC, i recall the Sedburg, (which I wondered if this was the T21) but the one i flew in had no individual windshields it was goggles all the way on a barrege baloon winch to 850ft.it had airbrakes on the wing upper surface as I recall

Great video. I felt like I was there. The restoration looks beautifully executed, especially the lining work, which caught my eye during the closeup stills near the end. And . . Atlantics are very cool.

I love how Beachy head despite being a replica still feels 1930s like originals 😃

I was at this race aged 11. Are you sure that the open seat race (I think its formula Atlantic btw) is not from one of the Thursday/Friday practice days? I seem to remember South bank was full of cars for the actual BOAC 500m and the later 1972 BOAC 1000km race

Really impressive of what you have in your country 👍👍👍

what is the usual list when sailing?

I thought they were 'CARRIAGES' not cars, they are those road things that almost supplanted trains on railways.

It'll be great to see ya hauling passengers 32424.. and I hope to be one of those passengers in the not too distant future

Halls, black fives, bulleids are wonderful. But, this is something DIFFERENT and equally wonderful.

My first meeting at Brands Hatch aged 11. Great to see this at 64!

That's a really top drawer presentation you've done. I loved the multi- angle work of 32424 making up its train. Nice work! 👍

When the "Passengers are requested to cross the line by the bridge" popped up, I tried to move it off my screen!🤣 Thank you for this, I'm hungry for anything I can see on 32424......

Jeez the nerve of some people?! I for one loved the video and I hope to see more like it!😃😃

The Alfa 33s are my favourite :) Lucky you for having seen all this and having been able to wander amongst legendary cars in the Paddock. Such informality is unthinkable now.

Now you have both 180 to 600 and hundred to 400. What would you prefer someone who is starting out on nature and wildlife photograph