In the National Trust: Preserving the Past

In its well over one hundred years of existence the National Trust has grown to become Britain's largest landowner and one of the most important conservation organisations in the country.
This beautifully shot film is from a series entitled 'In Trust for the Nation' it was released in 1996.
Here's a look at some of the valuable work the National Trust continue to put into our great heritage from restoring old water mills and maintaining ancient, mysterious stone circles to helping to restore a Victorian Lake District steam boat.
Apologies for any copyright issues the uploading of this film is not for any element of profit or personal gain.

[@donaldauguston9740]

Jayne, this is wonderful. Thank you for posting. I really enjoyed this documentary. Take care and Happy Valentine's Day, DA - Vancouver, WA

[@feline1104]

Thank you Donald, Hope you had a nice Valentine's Day too. So glad you like these classic, oldish colour films celebrating good old Great Britain's heritage and scenery. Just posed another one Britain: Island of Beauty .... Enjoy.