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Great video in better times we go Weymouth quite a lot nice place ❤

The lead aircraft carrier at 2:10 looks like one of the RN Maintenance carriers HMS Ocean or HMS Unicorn. They were scRapped in 1960. Unicorn was tied up in Devonport prior to her scrapping.

Heysham go-karting track Morecambe ruclips.net/video/ZMHtRSmjK-g/видео.html

Phone number on shop at 0:20 is 'Ash 4576 which I believe is Ashton Under Lyne. Car at 0:36 has a Lancashire plate 'TE' and is a Ford Cortina introduced in 1962.

Early 1970s. Wide 'bell-bottom jeans and busses have the white London Transport roundel logo

No footage of the bridge lifting, or of the trains going down the street to the docks station :(

Thank-you! Southern National buses. An orderly time with, yes, its troubles!

Many Great memories😄

Pontins Riviera in the distance , use to live in Weymouth

Lovely film. Can't work out which segment is from lake district though. All looks distinctively alpine

Great film

Arriving in Southend around 52 secs in, approaching Victoria Circus, heading down the High Street. Thanks for sharing- nice footage!

Some nice background music wouldn't go amiss 👍🏻

How lovely to see my "Home" town Southend. Such a lovely place to call home 😢 😍

Great to see, takes me back. Surely that is Romford market at the beginning?

How lovely. Thanks for this old film of my hometown. And no distracting music either!

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nice find

Great video - some similar shots to what my Grandparents captured in the early 90s 😊 (Weymouth harbour and bridge, and the views from Portland)

I miss the noahs ark. I can see it but I can't go in it :(

I have a picture of myself taken on Weymouth seafront when I was a little boy - I'm sitting on a toy elephant with a real monkey on my shoulder !

nice

Lovely nostalgia ! Liked and subscribed !

Thanks for sharing… I live in Weymouth now… I wonder if my RUclips videos will be as interesting in so many years time…

Very cool, love the Amphicar, reminds me of my family movies

Roughly around the first time I went as a youngster with parents, grandparents and my sis, I'd be about 8 or thereabouts. We stayed in a harbour flat along by the King's Arms and what is now Bennett's. I still remember the two parallel roads pre-pedestrianisation and going across to the beach on my own faithfully every day to watch Punch and Judy! In more recent years, I've taken my own kids - now they are both adults but I still bring my old mum here twice a year.

A fascinating archive. Around 1969 I would say. It's not my film