A grand old lady saw this ship sailing down the Solent in 1993 .A nice trip.

What if Union Of South Africa was appear in Thomas & Friends and then she would been sister of Spencer, Mallard, Sir Nigel Gresley, Dominion Of Canada and Bittern

Nice video of 45407

Nice video

Still remember his weekday show after Johnny Walker , must have been around ‘72 when he had Sylvia by Focus as Freemans Fancy one week. Heard it in my way home from school and bought it that weekend. Thanks Fluff - you made the grey days a lot brighter

Two electrified railways that climbs up into the decent mountaintop ranges of Snaefell in all of the Isle of Man. I tell ya, it would be astounding to make a _Railway Series_ book to base some nice stories on the events and settings of this exact railway. I wonder if Wilbert Awdry ever got to visit the Manx and Snaefell to see how much promotion he would give for railway enthusiasts, employees, and tourists to come along with their families and friends who are super fascinated with trains, then again I wonder if he ever got to go to the Isle of Man at all when he lived his time here on this very Earth. Another genuine _Railway Series_ book on mountain railways would absolutely credit great premise for its suffices. Same can be said to every other mountain railway in different countries of the world.

The scenery of the British countryside is always beautiful. As a Japanese, I am happy to see Japanese-made trains running through such beautiful scenery, but at the same time I regret that I cannot see Britain's own latest rolling stock. I hope that one day the domestic rail industry in U.K. will show its pride in being the birthplace of railways, and regain the ability to produce its own unique rolling stock again.

Every Saturday afternoon, right? Right! The Saturday Rock Show, produced by the great Tony Wilson. Three golden hours every week, music-lovers, and don’t forget to state your sweatshirt size, alright? For those about to rock, (FIRE!) we salute you. R.I.P. Fluff.

Did you ever visit any Thomas events in your time? If you have, do you have any footage of it?

At 47.10 I was under the SR71 when in a overly tight turn the engines flamed out and relit with the starter fluid, bang bang bang, I thought it was going to stall and my number is up!

A time long ago when the uk armed forces had something to display! Andmany thanks for uploading this

The missing man by the 48th TFW 111’s for Lawrence and Ribas was a tear jerker then as now

I’m so pleased that I don’t have to go to Marwell Zoo anymore

What an amazing experience this must have been!

Avon 300's started with Avpin, ( Isopropyl Nitrate.)...same as Canberra PR9...

On the leftside the tail, is that from 92 Sqd Gutersloh? Been there a lot in the early days with the "Silver" and blue tail Lightnings, great memories

Mom: We have MiG-21 at home. The MiG-21 at home:

What has happened since anyone last posted here? Has the aircraft now been scrapped, sold to the usa, turned into a static exhibit or what? Anyone know?

I have been hunting high and low for a video of the journey from Fowey to the first station in the video but can't fined one apart from this one have you got a normal speed video from Fowey to the first station

Best 2 quid I ever spent,those were the days before the world went mad.

more lightning please!!!! that was epic

Around 1973. Alan "Fluff" Freeman played a few snippets for the next week show. They were tracks by a group called "Gentlemen". The band line up had a certain Rick Fenn in it who later became a member of 10CC. The three tracks were "Waiting to Die" "No Looking Back" and "Just a Child". Three great tracks that I recorded on a tape cassette the following week and carried it everywhere. It is a terrible recording, but I have it on my phone and PC and listen to it regularly.

God.

I.K. Brunel built Britain, and Britain built the modern world... so Brunel built the world. Of all the Britons I would have loved to meet Isambard Kingdom Brunel is right at the top.

loved this show,

The Vampire crew should have been publicly interviewed and, if necessary held to account.

The Frecce Tricolori should perform also but they cancelled their appearance after the fatal crash the year before and started a regular season the following year in 1990.

Crikey. 😢 that's me sat on the end of the platform in the light jeans material , blast from the very distant past. Very bizarre feelings seeing this . Thanks for uploading ❤

I was there, it absolutely was the worst feeling. RIP to the crew

Was blown away by the Ramones first album played on Fluff Freeman's show back in the summer 1976.

I was at this show as I was stationed at UH from May 86'-Aug. 88'.

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Nice wee video, thanks. Its good to see Sir Walter Scott back.....I'd recommend a day's jaunt round Loch Katrine to anyone.......we parked the car at Stronachlachar, took the steamer to the Trossachs pier end, then cycled back around the loch to the car. Nice quiet road, stunning scenery and a fabby wee day oot!

The avro Lancaster is beautiful and I saw this on the same day in irl

I was so lucky to have had family stationed at Lakenheath and Mildenhall. I remember this show so well. We entered the staff parking area and were transferred into the field trucks and taken over to the crash station. The view from the side of the runway was spectacular. BBQ going, no queue for the toilets and best of all, we got to meet some of the pilots and get up close to the HUGE fire trucks. I was just 11 at the time and will always remember the whole week we spent on the base.

So you can see into the future, can I have next weeks LOTO numbers please😅

*Promo SM*

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Bernard Cribbins, star of Doctor Who and Jackanory, dies aged 93 on July 27th 2022

I remember this day watching the Vulcan bomber come over our mum & dad friends house,we were watching all the aircraft on top of the garage roof,great times

Loch Katrine is an amazing place, have cycled around there countless times over the years. So many people don't know of it or visit it, and it's so close to Glasgow too.

I was there at the air show with my brother and saw the accident. Very sad day.

For those who are interested but don't know them, here are the titles of the snippets used to make up this sting: 1) Slavonic Dance No. 8 'Furiant' by Dvorak 2) 'Frankenstein' by the Edgar Winter Group (1 of 2) 3) Les Toreadors from Carmen Suite No.1 by Bizet 4) (very brief) 'Frankenstein' by the Edgar Winter Group (2 of 2) 5) Main Theme: At The Sign Of The Swinging Cymbal (Brass Incorporated version) This version replaced the original Brian Fahey version sometime in 1971. 6) (near the end) after Alan says "and..." 'Shipwreck' from Scheherazade by Rimsky Korsakov. Sorry, but I don't know which recordings of the classical snippets were taken from. I too, had my musical taste and repertoire greatly enhanced by Alan's Saturday afternoon show on Radio 1 (relayed via Radio 2 as well) which IIRC, aired from 3 - 5pm. Alan also used other classical snippets for his other stings, but I cannot remember which ones were used.

O yes O yes I'm 69 years old and this transfers me right back to those days

I was at this show. I was a weapons troop at UH from 83-87.

Best radio show ever!

Brilliant colour in these shots. Last time I went to Bradwell I found it hard to get a good shot.

I was there!

Would love to have seen them dig the stump out, another day at least. Hope they gave the owner a credit for the firewood they will have sold!

Great video! I saw her at Kings Langey.