RYHOPE OPEN DAY 2013

[@BruceBoschek]

Those machines are works of art, and the men who built them, the men who keep them running and the men who make videos of them are artists. I'm just getting around to watching some of these older videos and really enjoy them. Thanks much, John.

[@thisissoeasy]

Excellent, high quality film-work! Itt was a real pleasure to watch this documentation. I wish it was 10-times as long... I could watch these amazing machines all day long and wish I could see one in person. Thank you and best regards, Rolf

[@tileajb1]

Perfect video for me, well shot, good angles, perfect typeface for the graffics, good choice of music at begining and end and actual sounds of machinery and workshops in action, I do believe you've cracked it!

[@Dan.Whiteford]

Beautiful. Is the blacksmiths shop part of this establishment or somewhere else?

[@doubleboost]

Hi Yes the smiths shop is part of the project All on a voluntary basis The traction engine was also on show there Even access is free (just a donation) Regards John

[@koliloaloa]

John, reminded me of where I did my apprenticeship in New Zealand, the blacksmith was a Tynesider and we all did 3 months with him. A couple of years ago we went to the UK and in a museum was a roman blacksmith's smithy - the tools hadn't changed in 2000 years. I was amazed. Clive

[@phooesnax]

Place is a treasure! You do a fine job! Very professional.... I can only imagine what it would have taken in those days to build this. Nice job John! Thank you

[@ModelingSteelinHO]

Thank you for sharing a true wonder of Victorian Mechanical Engineering . Admire the Mechanical Victorian Age very much.

[@la77yt]

Thanks John, I love these massive machines.

[@oxtoolco]

Hi John, Very nice. I could almost smell the burning coal. Thanks for sharing. Best, Tom

[@doubleboost]

Pleased you liked it Regards John

[@machiningbasics1729]

Have you ever been to claymills john? Most complete in the country! I'm a volunteer there

[@lastmanstandingwtsht]

Absolutely awesome-thanks John

[@stillbashingmetal]

Fantastic isn't it? Thanks very much for making and posting your video. Great stuff !

[@cliffjones1511]

It's like a CLOCK. Thanks John

[@Bestcabinetmaker]

Wonderful stuff, thanks John!

[@RaysGarage]

WOW, now that's some awesome hardware, nicely done John! Ray C.

[@MatthewTinker-au-pont-blanc]

Thanks John, Regards, Matthew

[@doubleboost]

Thanks for the nice words I will get a new cap John

Very nice shooting John.British engineering at its best.Harks back to the days when we were world leaders in many ways.Not like today I'm afraid.Saddled with sucessive governments that have sold off all the National assets.

[@mmccoy577]

Great video. You are vary talented.

[@flixtonman]

very nice john ,very nice

[@H3adcrash]

Thats a lovely piece of engineering!

[@VitalySarychev]

It is very beautiful!!

[@irrops]

Lucky you John.

[@chrisstephens6673]

Ah yes, but Fred was no videographer, now if we could just teach John to speak English ........... :>)