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One of my favourite tracks to visit. Thanks for sharing this little piece of history.

Killin at 3:30

Certainly captures the atmosphere of the time. Do we know exactly which year it was?

Where's all the non white people?

Great stuff, thanks for posting.

It looks a dreary dump.

In 1965, they weren't 'old' aircraft!

Never seen a flypast as low as that VC10

That was they year my Granny left Edinburgh to come and live with us in Auckland New Zealand! Love to see the Ford Anglia - my Piano teacher had one of those. More than 60 years later I now live here, since 2006 after several visits to my ancestral Scotland in between. My first visit to Edinburgh was 1972.

It would have been good if the name of each place was either written or voice over named

Nice I was in San feliu de guxouil in 1984 I t went past

A period when the emergence of jet aircraft spelled the end of the trans-Atlantic liners. In later years the Boeing 707 and 727's would be banned from many airports due to their noise pollution. Great clip Chris.

Back in an era when bell bottom, or flared pants were all the fashion! Blast from the past with a Sven Salem "banana boat" at 5:34 mark. Good sized little liner that one, not like the ugly tubs of today. Nice work Chris.

What I'd give for a time machine😂 happy family 70s/80s holidays uk.

The clarity on the old video unreal find old videos emotional in the fact nearly all be no longer alive🌹❤️🌹 life is sooo short. Be happy people in this horrible world at mo 🌹🙏

You have some great footage. Mobile phones are great but there is something about seeing old cine footage.

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Well done, you managed to avoid all the homeless and beggars behind the Castle and along Lumley Road and all the B&Bs packed with illegal migrants along North and South Parade and of course the spice heads in Tower Gardens and beyond

The old Bedford van with sliding doors 🚐

Brings back so many memories, that would have been my 5th birthday 🎂

I think this was the early/mid 80’s going by some of the car registrations? Also the very last scenes look to be in Boscastle, Cornwall. Thanks for sharing.

Nice to see "Fosters" Australian beer sign at the start on the shop. Lot of history in those towns, especially the grand churches.

Thank you for bringing these fantastic videos of 1968 l would have been 11 years old then love way the turkey was getting carved with a knife and spoon me and my husband both have subscribed to your channel we just love the nostalgia videos l can actually remember spending my childhood christmas time with my parents and brothers and the lovely christmas dinners what we had 😊

I’ve loved watching these. Thank you for sharing them.

Skegness like many other British seaside resorts was amazing as kids during the July fortnight, but now it's all gone. Full of drug users, none native English people, 😮😮😮😮 drunks fighting in every bar, stag parties, homeless ect ect.

Carving that Turkey lol.

Bizarre as it seems, we had a roast pork with all the trimmings on Christmas Day at Wilcannia NSW in the Australian outback, it was 41 degrees Celsius outside but that didn't stop us enjoying the Christmas tradition on the day. Even before air conditioning came it was still an Australian tradition the big roast on Christmas day!😗

wholesome :)

Hey, 'T&N', two (2) things..... 1) Why was the flag, at half-mast? 2) I HAVE a model, in 1/700 scale of SPRINGFIELD as a CLG for around the same time period And, GALVESTON CLG-3. Now I know that both were CLEVELAND-class cruisers, and that CLG-7 was a 'Flagship' of the newly sub-class PROVIDENCE-class, while CLG-3 was of a different sub-class, But NOT a 'Flagship'. Also, that CLG-3 had the 'Talos' missile system, while CLG-7 had the 'Terrier' missile system. But let me show you my CLG-3 cruiser, in 1/700 scale, I hope that you enjoyed it..... kzbin.info/www/bejne/pF7RhqOnebSseZo AND, Lastly, your short video, will help me in my build of .... SPRINGFIELD, thanks for the 'Posting'!

I was 6 months old born in Kirkland Street Maryhill Glasgow.

The colors at half mast date this to November, 1963

Iconic sound she made. Cheers

My dad sailed on this ship in 1959 to serve in Aden. I wish he was alive today so he could see this footage x

Railway sounds, NOT music !

The Airfix models of my childhood!

One of the survivors from WW-II, interesting history, lasted until 1980.

Built in 1945, it was close to the introduction of diesels, in Australia steam was phased out from late 1950's. Nothing like a steam engine to draw out the crowds no matter what the weather.

Very nice air show lineup - RAF has had many great aircraft in it's 106 + years of flying the Red, White and Blue, thanks for sharing. Cheers

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Very nice to see a steamer running down the tracks, she looks good and sounds great. Cheers and thanks for sharing and wish you a Festive Season Chris.

LOVE THAT MUSIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOVE THAT SHIP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! DAMNED SHAME SHE'S GONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Nice catch. Cheers

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I noticed the obvious straight away! Lets see how many others do. You don't have to look hard!

WOW, that brought back happy memories, thank you for this😀

I hope everyone had a good time :)

Went there in the 70s

The NRM is due to celebrate its 50th anniversary, and it’s a shame it’s in a dire state. It arguably peaked in the 90s and 2000s, and now they barely have anything and their long-term development plan is turning the museum into a generic children’s playground.