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The little 8ft caravan she was pulling it with a Maestro Van...now a classic. Love the Gerry Burr videos an absolute legend🥰

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This should never happen anywhere in the world no matter what

OMG. I have the gravy boat to the set of China at the beginning of this video! I love Serendipity! I keep individual flavored tea bags in our on top of my microwave. 😘💖💂🇺🇸

Love ghost stories and then I tripped on this channel - but good luck Sir 😀

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I liked it. 😊 can't wait for more

The intro was so long i gave up

Good video. Brings back many memories. ⛵⚓

There's barely a mention of "A Christmas Carol" here, which has been the focus of my independent research. I have concluded that Dickens plagiarized that work from an American couple named Mathew and Abby Whittier. However, based on my research into Dickens' life overall, I would say this is the myth of Dickens, rather than the true story. One thing I can prove is wrong, is the characterization that Charles and Catherine were ill-matched, and that she fell into an increasingly deep depression as Charles became successful. She got old and fat, Dickens was a sociopathic personality who mistreated her and bullied her, and he put her aside for an 18-year-old actress. He pretended his separation from Catherine was due to incompatibility, and even extorted Catherine's mother and sister into signing a statement to that effect (or else he would withhold financial support from Catherine).

brilliant thanks

Thank you for a great video of old tractors. Lovely West country accent, Somerset ?

Thanks for putting this up, very enjoyable.

Great presenter. I think he used to compare at Yeovil Festival of Transport in the 1990s ?

I started riding in the late 1980’s in the US. I have never owned a bike on which I could turn off the headlamp. It surprises me that when this was filmed even most of the more modern bikes had their headlamps off. I find it particularly surprising when I consider that the UK today seems to impose stricter safety requirements than does the US. Loved the video. So many great old machines.

Spirit of the 60's bike get together, with a 50's sound track.

Very interesting video I learnt a few things,thank you for posting.I own a 68 and 69 T120R also a 68 T100T all beautiful bikes.

With International B was for Bradford...👍👍

Liked and Subscribed ! I was an Apprentice at Westland Helicopters from 1973 to completion in 1977 . Then emigrated to Canada . I’m now 66 years , retired and working through 35 years of collecting bikes and parts . Brit bikes are a bit scarce in these parts . The occasional one turns up needing help . Great to see the huge variety of machines in this video . I didn’t recognize anyone though ! Best part of living in Somerset was the people who influenced me . From bicycles to road bikes it was always kind people that helped me through with advice and parts . £ 7.00 pounds a week didn’t get you much living in ‘ digs . Big shout out those that did ,far too many to list . Happy times with Mike Hann , who I’ve never forgot . He let me use his ‘Cub at a Yeovale scramble on Marshall duty , I also rode the Mickmar Special . Great guy ! Places of other interest were Jim Patch Yamaha and Michael Martins shop around the corner . Badger Goss’s downtown , a long push bike ride to EA Taylor’s shop in Misterton . Also a smaller shop in Bower Hinton Jim Horwoods I believe . All took the time to listen and advise , encourage and just be great to be around . My ‘ Mentor was Reg White a great guy , Westland craftsman and got me into Trials , found me a 1965 model 10 ‘Taco . 31st production Sherpa T . ( John Lawley thank you ! ) I still have the original sales brochures with Millers 4 digit Highcliff . phone number written by the man himself . Happy times mostly . Taking off the ‘ Rose tinted ‘ glasses now , and back to work on the 74 850 HiRider ! Someone has to do it .👍🇨🇦

Great video some beautiful machines there 😊😊😊 Love mine 😊😊

I am Disappointed that Fordson Dexta ''Roadless Conversion'' didn't get a Mention, Roadless being the Pioneers of 4Wheel Drive. It was just called another fordson.🤨

Very similar to the way we farmed here in the States when I grew up in the 50s and 60s.

Just brilliant to see these old tracktors bring back lovely memories thanks

Excellent

I'm 80 years old - your wonderful video brought back a lot of fond memories. Many thanks.

Great work. You won me over mentioning DKW.

Lovely film. Still enjoy riding my 650 Super Rocket. Thank you and thanks to BSA.😊

What a wonderful video of all the old machinery etc, why not any comments?, I remember as a boy growing up in a small farm in the North coast of northern Ireland and driving a little old Ford Ferguson and my dad putting and making the shelves of Hay and of corn on the ground of a ssmall reaper, they were picked up of the ground and tied into sheaves, tough work in those days

Cassics

2002, an Adventurer for £2k? Now worth a bit more. The music is a little intrusive but worth uploading for posterity.