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LOVE THAT MUSIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOVE THAT SHIP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! DAMNED SHAME SHE'S GONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Nice catch. Cheers

joined 1964 as JRO

I noticed the obvious straight away! Lets see how many others do. You don't have to look hard!

WOW, that brought back happy memories, thank you for this😀

I hope everyone had a good time :)

Went there in the 70s

The NRM is due to celebrate its 50th anniversary, and it’s a shame it’s in a dire state. It arguably peaked in the 90s and 2000s, and now they barely have anything and their long-term development plan is turning the museum into a generic children’s playground.

As Thomas the Tank engine once said..."never trust locomotives with domes! MALLARD (3:45) is a world famous steam engine. Nice piano work there Chris...

Some nice gems of locomotives preserved, thanks for sharing Chris. Cheers

Great stuff!

Madame (Ann) once again the star of the show, cracking little cruise. By the way, ice rink boots don't cut it outdoors (3:47) Ann. Boat drill was very labour intensive, no motor in the boat and hand winches on deck, very old fashioned from that period. Nice piano work too Chris.

I wonder with "Global Warming" whether those severe northern European winters are still experienced? Great little ship, glad to hear they preserved it.

Sadly known as Skagness now how times have changed ...😔

Nice video of it's voyage from village to village, love the kids in their sweaters that mum knitted for them. How's the weather, watching some of the storm damage around the UK, here we will get another 15 cm of white stuff. Cheers and take care

Good looking bike! I would definitely would want one!

Very nice quality Chris has reproduced well.

That's a very nice and tidy little ship. A winter cruise it is, looks freezing. Good work Chris.

ist das eine schöne Erinnerung! 🎉❤

i live there 4 migrant hotels and bad drug priblem just ask police

Not 1962 as the Trident did not enter service with BEA until April 1964.

I went away on HMS Mersey which was probably a sister ship, when I was a Sea Cadet 😊

I sailed on the Mary, Caronia and the Saxonia. I lived across the river from Southampton and remember well seeing at least six to ten liners docked along side the wharves. I had left the Merchant Navy just before the strike. For those that didn't live back then it was a great time to be alive. I was saddened to see that the Royal Pier burnt down, best dance hall ever. Thanks for putting this up, brought back a lot of memories!

A wonderful capture.

Pity there was no audio, would have been interesting to have heard the speeches, the bands and the sailors singing.😊

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I would love one of these.

Well demonstrated. Looks like a lovely bike and the fact that it folds in half, will be easy to fit in small boots of cars.

Looks very interesting where can i get one?

Who remembers the monorail at Butlins?

Some classic aircraft there Chris, I have some pictures somewhere of some Lockheed Tri-Stars operated by Gulf Air, taken at various Middle East terminals when I was over in Bahrain around 1984 I think.

Quite a line up of ships, especially liners and some of the film looks as if it may have been taken during the maritime srike in the late 1960s. In addition to the "Queen Mary", at various points I can see the "Queen Elizabeth", "Caronia", and either "Franconia" or "Carmania". In addition to the Cunard' vessels the P & O' ships "Canberra" & "Arcadia" feature. From Union Castle it looks to be "Pendennis Castle", & "Edinburgh Castle", with their running mate, "SA Vaal". There is also a couple of shots of two Red Funnel' ferries, and the tug/tender, "Calshot" is assisting the US Lines freighter to her birth. There could also be a glimpse of Royal Mail's, "Andes". Thanks for posting.

ARCADIA was a regular to Australia back in the time. What a motorbike & side car at 2:40 mark, also looked like CANBERRA in the distance at 1:45 mark. Was that you tinkling the ivories Chris? Great clip would have been much better if it was longer.

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I'll have the avenger

Very nice looking old ship with great lines.

Think I preferred the 1960s Skegness, nice and clean. Its now a shit hole, fast food, drugs and migrants.

Around 1964 my father a long distance lorry driver let me have 3 days off school we took a load ot foundry bricks from hunwick co durham to thurso gas works 3 really long days no tachographs we went up to glasgow over the clyde on a ferry 7p the west saw commando memorial overnight stay ay dingwall up the east coast stunning to thurso back down to dingwall 3rd day down A9 to perth gas works with a load then back home to stanhope co durham brilliant trip

I remember going to the main terminal top parking level just to see the planes land. Then used to go to a service road and watch the planes land. In the old days when the 747s and DC8s were crazy loud.

Now that is a cruise ship, classic lines, not like the floating apartment blocks of today, CANBERRA looked very grand at the start and some others in the background. They had some cracking shore excursions, great video, much enjoyed Chris.

Wow! Looks like they're still hand loading luggage!

I loved that airport. However, it was just amazing to see how quickly this 'new' airport was overwhelmed with volume. For me, it had that wonderful 'international feel' of airports of that time. I can still smell the aviation kerosene and even the air conditioning. I remember the sensory buttons in the elevators. In the 60's before security, you could go into the ring and at different places for 25c you could go onto an observation deck and see the planes. Pretty fun for a kid who would have sold his liver to be a pilot.

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Better to be silent, but great footage.

Very lonely looking landscape virtually void of trees, good collection of freight and passenger working.

The people on that arriving BA flight just got their bags... Gotta love YYZ

Flew into Malton on a B Cal 707 in 1977 we departed during a thunderstorm

Ah the days when British Airways was actually BRITISH!! Not any more, should be called Spanish Airways now since they own it, and all the airports.............in fact lets just call Britain , Spain!

Cinecam footage from the 70s looks slightly out of focus. Has this been restored?

Wait. Where is my DC-3 over at the north east hangar?