1968. Only a year...after Justin Hayward, the writer of The Moody Blues track, 'Forever Afternoon (Tuesday?)', or sometimes called, 'Tuesday Afternoon'. He wrote it, after a visit to Lypiatt Park, (just east of Stroud a short distance), when revisiting it, after having grown up in Stroud, as a memory to his childhood, when his mother would bring him to the park. I could just imagine. Justin Hayward actually being at this festival then. The track...is a classic staple on the airwaves, and is quite beautiful. Bravo for this post. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
so many many mmmmemoriiiiiies we lived at Merrywalks on the corner s few years the Lodge Merrywalks if anyone as pics of it I am willing to pay for them as I only have one to show my children and grand and great grandchgildren thanx x
Merrywalks is very commercial and modern now. Cinema, ten pin bowling, designer shops and a massive indoor food market with different food stalls from around the world
Fantastic footage , My dad was chairman of the town council at the time, there is some lovely footage of my mother and father at the prize presenting. would it be possible to have a copy of the film, Thanking you if possible Sandra and Jason Day.
1968. Only a year...after Justin Hayward, the writer of The Moody Blues track, 'Forever Afternoon (Tuesday?)', or sometimes called, 'Tuesday Afternoon'. He wrote it, after a visit to Lypiatt Park, (just east of Stroud a short distance), when revisiting it, after having grown up in Stroud, as a memory to his childhood, when his mother would bring him to the park. I could just imagine. Justin Hayward actually being at this festival then. The track...is a classic staple on the airwaves, and is quite beautiful. Bravo for this post. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Thank you for sharing this absolute gem!
How fabulous, I was there somewhere! Wish we could go back to those times
Marvellous, brought back so many memories of Stroud as it used to be. Thanks for sharing this.
Wow! Such a great bit of local history! Thanks for sharing!
I remember it well brilliant to have shared this historic film well done :-)
it was so good watching this video fairplay the good old stroud show x
any more ones up to the 90,s
Fantastic slice of history - thanks for allowing embedding - I've just uploaded it to Stroud Community TV. Big thanks!
Hi Phillip, I was just wondering are you still running the chocolate cake cafe at ten o’clock Saturday mornings?
@@kjdempsey Sadly not me - but like the sound of it!
@@PhilipBooth you remember me Phillip from the Stroud potato fair ten years ago?
@@kjdempsey Oh my!!
so many many mmmmemoriiiiiies we lived at Merrywalks on the corner s few years the Lodge Merrywalks if anyone as pics of it I am willing to pay for them as I only have one to show my children and grand and great grandchgildren thanx x
Merrywalks is very commercial and modern now. Cinema, ten pin bowling, designer shops and a massive indoor food market with different food stalls from around the world
Looks the same as now! Amazing film.. Slightly concerned with the Trinity Minstrels float! How times have changed!
Fantastic footage , My dad was chairman of the town council at the time, there is some lovely footage of my mother and father at the prize presenting. would it be possible to have a copy of the film, Thanking you if possible Sandra and Jason Day.
yes no problem were do you live John Kerry
some asked if that was Laurie Lee with Jessica on his shoulders outside the Sub rooms the answer is yes well spotted