A Bowler Hat and a Steam Saw - Tech Fishing

In the Latest “Old Country” video Jack Hargreaves explains about the history of the bowler hat and its connection with a steam saw. In the second half Jack goes fishing for tench.
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[@daleskidmore1685]

Jack has a proper sense of how nature is and needs her time to recuperate. He has a sense of energy conservation, just like the sawyer in the first vid too. Thank you, as always Dave for allowing this important archive to be seen by all.

[@stephenhicks7632]

Born in 1958. Jack Hargreaves is as much a part of my life and memories as my parents and grandparents. Thank you so much for these lovely, decent and thoughtful films.

[@davebone8326]

I used to sit on the sofa with my dad and watch Jack on a Sunday afternoon, thanks for taking me back to a time when things were simpler.

[@ScotChef]

In a world mired in trash tv and even trashier film this is a godsend. Thank you. 👍🏻

[@robgunnAK47]

This set of videos and the music take me back because i remember watching them as a child i do not recollect this particular one but Jacks presenting style coupled with the film is spot on. Always a pleasure to see them.

[@SafetyProMalta]

Amazing how you find these again and they take you back to your childhood.

[@user-lt9py2pu6u]

That's when programes where made to celebrate the countryside for what it was not the woke theme park that most programes made these days think it should be.

[@samdemic3373]

Hapoy days when TV was not a tool of deceit and Wokery. Good on you Mr Hargreaves

[@hiramabiff2017]

What I find so surreal now ! Is how I would sit down with my grandad and watch Jack on TV religiously and it only feels like a few years ago. Both my grandson's sat and watched some episodes with me last weekend.

[@johnwalker91]

Just beautiful when the world was sane

[@ivanmullen3015]

Looks like the Dorset steam fair at the Stourpane site I wonder what year was it

[@davidlloydjones752]

Thanks for sharing these. As an angling-mad kid at the time, old Jack was one of very, very few sage's we had any real access to in the pre-internet age. 🤝

[@tinytonymaloney7832]

Could fall asleep under the brolley listening to that rain. 😊

[@ducati916SPS]

Sunday afternoon childhood memories with my Dad. RIP Dad.😢

[@lesallison9047]

Thank you 😊

[@chrisb4504]

Very very special film making this will be viewed in a thousand years. It should be remembered as “The lost world of civilisation.”

[@edwardharrington678]

Love these videos of Jack.

[@richardmullins1883]

I long for such simpler times

[@icba4907]

Love Jack, thanks for sharing Dave.

[@Andy_Holbrook332]

I do find these videos very calming to watch. In a busy life, to take half an hour out and watch these remastered episodes seems to have a positive and calming impact - thanks Dave for taking the effort to upload them to KZbin.