Who does that...

Trying to recognise the sequence after 1:29, I thought it was Turney st in the Meadows near the corner with the chip shop, opsite the historic tram. now bus depot, but careful examination and the sight lines and some of the buildings she walks past, dont work for that location.

Before society turned bonkers

Yes everyone looked smart and blokes wore a suit, everyone went up to the castle including Arthur Seaton.

I remember they had to give Robin Hood a fibre glass arrow in the 1970's because it was too expensive to keep replacing the bronze one, but I never realized the bow and arrow were being pinched as far back as the 60's.

Getting a job at Players or Raghliea you had it made,I got neither and settled for an apprentice bricklayer at "Wimpeys" but still got it made haha! Love these videos,now 68 living in Spain

When Britain was Great….😢

Hi Rose always loved the Pageant wondered what happened to the music on you vid cheers

Great trip back in time thanks for sharing 👍

I've walked from the source of the leen too the trent.also the Daybrook too the leen.

no mobile phone had to transfer movie from Reel to video then dvd then transfer it to computer not easy

Wow! She Rocks! Love Skunk Anansi !!! 🎸

Thanks for sharing Happy family reminds me so much of my childhood in Nottingham in the 60s

Beautiful :) makes me want2 cry, and people in them days were so respectable.

Thanks ❤️

How smart they were dressed too

How nice of you to share this

I love seeing footage like this of Nottingham. Thanks for posting.

Plantagenet Street, St Ann's

Plantagenet Street St Ann's

A different world.

What a wonderful walk back in time with your family. They looked like a lot of fun to be around. Thanks for sharing the film.

Love the video, what's the music?

Priceless! These are the moments we should all treasure.

Amazing she looked like a very happy lady

Sometimes you got to get on with your life knowing that you may never see some of the people you love again. The hardest thing in life is knowing some of these people are still with us now & you may never see them again. You realise when it's to late when you lose that person you should of been there for them. That's why you should be trying to support each other in any way you can. Sometimes it don't work like the way you want things. You already lose people you love not because they passed it's because of their stupidity. What scare's me is not knowing when someone i love has passed & i haven't been there for them. It tears me apart inside. Hope you have a get celebration for your 40th up in heaven.

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Glad to hear you're okay now. Hopefully whoever was involved in the crash is okay too. To answer your question though, I'd like to think I'd check to make sure they were okay and phone the relevant emergency services. But, you don't really know how you're going to react until you're thrust into the situation. If there's mass panic immediately following an event, especially with the recent terrorist attacks in Manchester and London, most people would end up running. If I were to be thrust into a situation like that, I may end up running too. I'd like to think I wouldn't and that I'd try and help but it's really hard to say unless you find yourself in a situation like that.

The Poppies in London were worth seeing though it was busy as you can see I got plenty of photos.This video I created is for Remembrance Day 11-11-2014 & also Remembrance Sunday 9-11-2014