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Butchuk2007
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Sunset over West London 8th June 2010
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Sunset over West London 8th June 2010. The plane is landing at Heathrow Airport.
Woking 27th July 2009
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Woking 27th July 2009 a Class 450 & 444 head towards London.
A squirrel grabs a peanut.
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Squirrel takes a peanut from on top of Ellen's shoe.
Strawberry Hill Station 25-1-2009
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Strawberry Hill Station 25-1-2009 at 10.20 p.m. I whipped out my Canon Ixus70...{Oooer misus}...and grabbed this short video.
Waterloo Northern Line 17-1-2009
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A couple of trains entering Waterloo {Tube} Station on the Northern line.
Whitton Station 9-12-2008
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Waiting for a train to London at Whitton Station.
SWT Class 450s between Hounslow & Isleworth 11-12-2008
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Class 450s running between Hounslow & Isleworth.
Villain location Hounslow
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Villain (1971) was partly filmed in Hounslow. The first part was Hounslow High Street near the old Woolworths - Now pedestrianised. The second bit as the car turns left, is actually the junction situated to the rear of the first clip. The car is turning left next to the building with the grey dome in the background of the first clip. As the car turns left you can see the old Nat West Bank on th...
A deer and crow at Bangkok Zoo
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A deer and crow playing together at Bangkok Zoo in November 2000.
Bangkok Skytrain November 2000 {View at 480p}
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A short video of a Bangkok Skytrain. The video cuts off suddenly at the end 'cos I had to catch the train.
Re: Pacific Electric Training Film - 1914
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Pacific Electric training film for Motormen made in 1914. I've tried to improve the sound by adding some music. Music is royalty free by Kevin MacLeod. Website: incompetech.com/m/c/royalty-free/index.html?genre=Silent Film Score If you like The Pacific Electric... Check out these sites: peryhs.org/ davesrailpix.com/pe/pe.htm davesrailpix.com/pe/pes.htm davesrailpix.com/pe/pev1.htm
Isleworth trolleybus depot
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Isleworth trolleybus depot. The song "Runaway" by Del Shannon would have been heard on the radio during this time period. Check out these links... LONDON TROLLEYBUSES: www.trolleybus.net ONLINE VIDEO: www.onlinevideo.me.uk
Trolleybus driver training...
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A short video showing Trolleybus driver training at Fulwell Depot in 1931. Check out these links... LONDON TROLLEYBUSES: www.trolleybus.net ONLINE VIDEO: www.onlinevideo.me.uk
Twickenham to Teddington by trolleybus.
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Twickenham to Teddington by trolleybus.
Concorde landing at Heathrow in 1999.
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Concorde landing at Heathrow in 1999.
Star ferry trams & buses in Hong Kong 1998
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Star ferry trams & buses in Hong Kong 1998
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Concorde 2000 + dc 10.....
0:07, to me, 2000 seemed kinda early for type 7's to be in the "teal-scheme or puke-teal scheme". Did they start repainting them into that scheme in the late 90s? I thought they started in 2000, but I could be wrong. This scheme was found on the type 7.5's (before overhaul) and is also found on the type 8's. This was done to match the 7.5's and the type 8's.
0:07, OMG it's 3604!!! I have a 5 feet tall painting of the same train hung on my wall in my room. It's so big, it looks like it could run you over. A famous artist painted it for me for my 15th birthday in 2019. He's a family friend who lives in Winthrop. The original photo was taken in 1989 at the old Boston Garden/North Station on Canal Street in Boston, MA. A month later, me and my dad went to Gov Center to watch trains and somehow saw the exact same train 30 years later, but newly restored. Quite an awesome day it was.😊 Still remember the look on my face when I turned around and saw the train pull up and it's almost 5 years later.
green line
Ok Ive watched the training film, I guess Im a qualified diddler driver🤣
I have driven that route thousands of times being a bus driver on the 281and 267 for many years. Unfortunately those days are long gone.
Fantastic.
I get the 267 from Isleworth to Hammersmith quite often.. god, the lack of traffic in this video really is the dream!
At least there was footage of Boeing LRV's in 2000. There were only footage of them back in 1976-1999. 55 were refurbished although they were still scrapping them. Leaving 32 active in 2005. September 1, 1976-March 16, 2007.
The SLRVs began being scrapped as early as 1987. By the end of 1988, 19 cars had been removed from the property, the majority of them being wreck victims. Another 28 cars were scrapped in 1991-92 and by December 1992, only 97 cars remained, which meant less than half of the fleet was gone at that point. As 100 new first-generation Type 7 LRVs were being delivered by the Japanese-engineering firm Kinki Sharyo in 1986-88, the T started to slowly retire and scrap them as they had a lot of problems as well as being very unreliable cars during the early days of their service lives. The Type 7’s had foot pedal controls like the PCCs and had the looks of the Canadian Light Rail Vehicle (CLRV), the Boeings and the PCCs. The T began to plan for the Type 7 LRVs in 1983 and they said the new trolleys would have a more “streamlined-design” and solid-center articulation unlike the Boeings, CLRVs and PCCs. By September 2005, only 30 Boeings were left and the Type 8’s replaced the remainder of them in the late 2000s. An additional order of 20 cars was ordered and delivered in 1997; this was done to meet increased ridership demands. The T retired every Boeing LRV by 2007.
Celestial Star is the oldest ferry of Star Ferry, it build at 1956
Well, i got this video in recommendations and i'm really surprised, why... But still it was impressive:)
One thing I like about 'those days' is (although it's black and white so I could be wrong but...) the lack of visual chaos. Not too many shops, no neon, no plastic, just a wooden shop window with a simple sign.
That's what time does...runaway 😐 Great video 👍
This wonderful video just makes me think, "Wouldn'tTfL love to have this fully electric public transport system, including the trams of course, running in London in 2022?". The idiocy of scrapping all of our perfectly functioning electric public transport systems across the whole of the UK in the 50s and 60s now looks complete madness, and the reason was that diesel fuel was cheap and would last for ever - what a joke!. OK, the overhead (for trolleys) and the rails+overhead (for trams) needed some money spent on them, but compare that with the cost now of going electric from nothing, having got rid of the lot. Stupidity.
Thank you very much 😊. . . 0:33
I loved Super Fruit
AEC Diddler
Classic
The Conductor taking over in the film was Mr, Jack Binge who worked on the 657 Route until May 1962, He then went to Hounslow Bus Garage (AV) until his retirement in the 1970s, He was a great friend and was my instructor when I became a conductor at Hounslow Garage in the 1960s HAPPY DAYS,
As a small boy my bedroom faced the junction of Hampton Road and Stanley Road. The overhead cables would flash and spark at night like lightning.
Great history.
Who did the map at 2:35 and can't spell Crewe properly, ye Gods.....
A quarter century ago of Central and Yuen Long, great shots
I remember the trams from my youth, great to see the bank and the Odeon Cinema and the road to the Green. How it has changed! I remember T eddington with fond memories. The ticket machine was out of a round ticket machine that had a little handle to wind the tickets out.
Love the old footage! Even the music
@Butchuk2007 I help run a local Family History society that would love to see this footage! Would it be possible for us to use it on our social media? Many thanks
...very lovely :)
Ironically this part of London which was the first part of London to operate trolleybuses in September 1931 eventually became the last part of London to operate trolleybuses in May 1962.
Amazing, Alsford timber merchants are still there, as is Barclays bank.
Front wheel drive? (see the short clip of the motor) surely not typical.
My town. So chuffed☺️
That’s crazy. You can see the flat I used to live in at 0.40
Cheung Kong Centre was under construction, where used to be the Hilton Hotel.
Amazing. This is where I live 😀
Thanks so much for uploading that! I have lived in Teddington since 1963.
Great video. Wasn't there in the 30s (!), but I went to the school opposite Fulwell Depot (Stanley Road) in the 50s and caught the Trolleybus (667) from King Street Twickenham to King Street Hammersmith in the 50s/60s.
Born in 1957 I just remember the trolley buses in King St Twick. With the conductor having to replace the gantry pick up. I suspect you went to Latymer Upper school - so did I but they’d certainly long gone by 1968 when I went there
as i was born with modern buses , last trolleybus disappear in walsall , when still at school, but had ride on at black country museum , it sad now no birmingham trolleybus was saved, but walsall and wolverhampton did
Were Feltham trams actually built in Feltham?
Yep. See Wiki article.
There was a pet shop o the left then. We bought our first kitten. He died within days. My Tigger.
it likes mrt blue line
Awc took over from vc
The sankey viaduct was made for the Liverpool and Manchester railway
Nice documentary, but what was with the forced 4:3 aspect ratio? It's clearly supposed to be widescreen and has been squashed. Moot now 10 years on, but a re-capture with the correct ratio would be great.
this was before seltrac was added so its slow
My dad was a driver at Fulwell Depot for many years, route 667. He was a guest on the very last trolleybus trip in 1962. After retiring, he died of a heart attack, in 1972, while a passenger on route 267, outside of Fulwell Depot.
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Hounslow - the home town of Phil Collins.
At 1:20 the trolleybus should have turned left along Cross Deep......whoops he's gone wrong there! If you were going to Teddington (from Twickenham) now, you'd turn left at this junction. That splendidly imposing building at that junction was the former cinema - long since gone and replaced by an unremarkable building. Think the cinema lasted until about 1980, before being demolished a couple of years after that.
Oh wow. I live in Twickenham. This is amazing to see!
Thanks so much for putting this video together. Brilliant ! The music is spot on for the period too. It was criminal that they were scrapped when they were. Even more so in this so-called green/eco era ! Other countries modernise, we just scrap things. Will we never learn ?