1970s Bournemouth | What do you think of Bournemouth | Wish you were here? | 1974
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2020
- 'Wish you were here?' presenter travels to the British Seaside resort of Bournemouth, and asks the happy holiday makers why they like the place so much!
First shown: 21/01/1974
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I’m Bournemouth born and raised,still live there now. Shout out to the few of us that are left.
I live in Bournemouth & although the shops are still quite good although not quite as good as they were it’s a nice beach & there are even some restaurants. I love it. Great place to live
My dear friends, Paul, and Shirl live in Poole Dorset & I’m from California I sure miss them 😊
The authentic Bournemouth still in Hampshire (just) when filming took place in the summer of 73 full of charm and charisma and happy folk and then Dorset took over built the poorly planned Wessex way and everything else since has gone downhill fast and now even worse as BCP starts to throw its weight around this once Beautiful town!!! Alas 😎☹️
I left Bournemouth in march 72 to go to Australia.
How gently spoken the people are.
A different era.
70s were gentle then. I grew up in that decade!
@@markedwards1515 Me too albeit in America but yes, the 70s were a better time.
Thank you... Moved here 72. Wonderful place to be back then. Am back and here for 13yrs and what a very shameful difference. 😰😒🤯😷😱💩💩😡😠😳😳😳🤬
I've travelled to almost every country in the world and Bournemouth .... 🤔
And Bournemouth == What????????????????/
I well remember it in the 60s/early 70s, some of my family were from there so no hotels for us, learnt to swim in the sea there and playing in the stream running through the Winter Gardens with the other kids, great memories.
Sixpence to use a deckchair for the whole day! Amazing! Please keep these Wish You Were Here extracts coming, they’re on a par with Rank’s Look At Life short films.
Good grief ...litter issues even back then!
Yes the major pollution problems is a build up of many decades of litters and other crap
I am accustomed with seeing travel programmes that spruik the tourist hot spot, but it was a surprise to hear her chastise the common British holiday makers on how untidy they were.
Might have been justified, just an odd time to tell us.
Yep, though the only reason beaches are clean today is that Councils employ an army of people to pick up rubbish, just like the streets and the fines for littering. Otherwise, I think people would be just as lazy today. But it's like dog do do (as it were!!) it hard to believe the streets used to have it everywhere!! ugh!
But note only paper 😳
Happy days, thank you for posting
I live in Bournemouth.
Better times....nicer people, if only we could go back
Seems pretty much the same as before
It was a bit more genteel wasn't it...lots more holidaying pensioners and fewer hen/stag dos!
Cobblers!
@@helenalexandraaaasame with more foreigners
Spent all my childhood holidays in Bournemouth. Been in Australia many years but fond memories 😊
I arrived there in the late 70s and stayed 20 years. Whenever I visit now it is a sorry sight. M&S, Debenhams, House of Fraser, Beales all gone and the town centre full of homeless drug addicts as a consequence of all the drug rehab halfway houses in Boscombe. Pretty tragic.
Two and a half Pence to get on the Pier ? I'm not paying that 😂
So full of nostalgia - just love the ‘class’ suggested comments & the presenters ‘upper class’ ...... ah the good old days where you knew you place in life 😆
I left school in 1974. It was my hometown until 1991. I am now in Australia living near Noosa in Queensland. I hope to return for a visit soon.
Don't do it. You'll be horrified.
Was going to say don't but someone beat me to it!
I LOVE LIVING HERE
Judith Chalmers was being interviewed on BBC Radio 4 News at One on July 27. Still sounded the same.
Surprised to see my 12 yo self run past Judith at 12 seconds. Those camouflage hats were hip back in the day.
Great memories
That 'exhibition of seashells' was more of a model village made of shells you could walk round. I can image the owner seeing this on the telly would have been tearing their hair out: "Now all the tourists will think it's just shells - no one will come to that!!!" 😫
Ah right, that sounds a bit more interesting than a load of shells on pinboards....not sure todays kids would be pacified by an open top bus though for any longer than ten minutes.
The Shell house is no longer there. It was knocked down a few years ago
Johnathan Ryan re the open-topped bus-especially as it was suggested as something to do when it’s raining 🤦🏻♀️ 😝
@@VoicePassion i did the london marathon in 2017 and did the open topped bus the day before....it was cold and rained....😡😡😡
Johnathan Ryan sounds most pleasant (not!) Well done you!
excellent stuff
As Benny Hill used to say I'm living the high life in Boscombe and Poole
i liked bournemouth more in the 70s...
That’s where I’m from lol
me too ;)
And me.
Same
Cool x
Bournemouth is lovely . I live here. Not keen on the tourists though.
I used to love the old Victorian Ice Rink and the Pier Approach Swimming pool where they had the ''Big Splash'' show with the high divers and the beautiful UV lights that made the swimmers light up it was magical. Sadly these are no longer there Nor is the Winter Gardens nor the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra. The Pavilion Theatre is still there. The Shell house gone. I guess it has changed with the times.
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra still going strong
@@lynnwood4421 I very glad to hear that. I guess I just haven't heard about them in years.
Nearly 50 years on ... the rubbish left on the beach is horrendous - it looks like a municipal rubbish landfill most mornings. The zoo, ice rink and shell-house are all long gone. At least the pier is still there, but a family ticket is £4.40.
oh, and most of the shops are shut.
Great times .
0:13 on the up right corner sign "no sex please" lol
No sex please we're British is popular seaside play.
@@Goldi3loxrox that makes sense now 😊
Bournemouth beach looks the same pretty much.
Probably bigger and deeper now with the sand replenishment
@@Sidneyyoungblood75 true.
@@Sidneyyoungblood75 true! I remember as a kid it was a job to scramble up the stone retaining wall to the promenade. Today the sand is within a foot of the top...and the beach is much wider in places 😊
Judith has her permalinks tan!
Yup, if it's raining, go for a ride on the top of an open-decked bus, that makes sense.
The best beaches in Bournemouth are in Poole!
Was FYEO open?
The interviews weren't "on the spot" as it seems. Everybody featured was asked in advance if they would be willing to speak on camera for the show before it was filmed, and Judith would do a rehearsal with them first. Even that guy's dog had to sign a consent form.
It's sad to think the dog at the start is probably dead😔😔
I should think most of the people in the film are dead by now.
Most people over the age of 40 in this video are probably dead.
Everyone you see here is definitely dead at this point
Alexander Rossi Esquire not necessarily if they are young adults / children - they would be in their late 50s or 60s right now.
Yeah I’d say so the doggo would have to be about 45 years old!
Looking at the thumbnail, it is Burnmouth.
She so posh!
Judith Chalmers on top form
Noel Fielding has hardly changed at all. Apart from a bit of weight loss.
The 1970's,
Less than 5 seconds in and a half naked young boy is running towards you .!!
It was I
More holidays than Judith Chalmers
Tbh, it's hardly changed!
I never understood the difference between Bournemouth Pooke abd Christchurch just merges into one
BTW don't go on the Daily Echo website and read the comments, they make it sound like fucking Beirut.
Looks like Piers Morgan on the thumbnail!
WoW what a goddess you are Judith
She was such a hottie
Good old days before cultural enrichment
@Guiuu Shurt exactly what I said
Ah I see you hate coloured people
@Emily Thorne doesn't seem that much of a stretch!
@@grysndotwav It's not about pigmentation.
There's always on BIGOTED YOB comment...
The industry calls this 'laughing at the plebs'.
What industry?
@but ton Cap-doffing peasants.
@@greghonda5475 It is a cruel term of the TV industry, nothing to do with the 'aristocracy'.
@@heraldeventsandfilms5970 Can you humour me by telling me what industry is laughing at the plebs?
@@greghonda5475 The old TV sketch. I wasn't offended though. Some 1960s documentary-makers were aware that their work COULD be viewed as snobbery but those that had integrity sought to highlight how awful Britain actually was for many people.
Tut tut, not a policeman in sight
Why is she wearing a polo neck in what looks to be a sweltering day?
Sadly now too polluted and overpopulated for me.
Aaaaagh = hour in posh British speak
“Thoughtless tourists”... Things don’t change so they 😂😂😂
People was indeed nicer. Unfortunately that generation has gone and new generations are just entitled and rude, for the most part. I wish we could go back in time.
Agreed. Sadly re-education schools and universities in the UK has put this all behind us :( I'll get the delorean out if u can find some rubbish left laying around we can use as fuel
People haven’t changed!
@@richardwager283 surely the OP was referring to society/generations than those actual ppl in this snippet?
CallMeMrRook my reply was not a judgement on the people in the video. People are people!
Every generation says the same about the future/younger one.....it's all relative.
Wtf !!
Place has gone down hill
shame what a dump it is now. crime ridden and filthy.
Londons dross arrived, and that was it.
Not much depth to the item. That's because there isn't any to this place.
Today, awful