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Superb film footage 👍Thank you very much for sharing . I was there as a 12 year old kid , in the paddock with my Dad George . He spotted Jackie Stewart and I still have his autograph . 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧🏁

I was there aged 16. I have a photo of Jacky Ickx and Mario Andretti in the Capri as they drove around for a victory lap. I had jumped the fence to take the picture. Never be allowed to do that now. I got a great shot with only a Mamiya rangefinder and 42mm lens so you can imagine how close I was to the car as it drove by. 😂

Superb ! I was lucky enough to have been at these events ------------ but please tell me the cine cameras that you used , --------- has to be Bolex ?????

I have subscribed for more of your great content! Elmley was the first place I volunteered with the RSPB from 1985, so this brought back lots of memories. I saw my first little egret there on June 15 1985, it caused quite a stir at the time!

Stunning camerawork!

It's a triumph and I bow low. I hope they can sort out the air pump.

So many lovely clips and photos! 🦅 Greetings from a Swedish youtuber! 🇸🇪

When I did my A& B cert in 1950 at Castle Bromwich airfield in the ATC, i recall the Sedburg, (which I wondered if this was the T21) but the one i flew in had no individual windshields it was goggles all the way on a barrege baloon winch to 850ft.it had airbrakes on the wing upper surface as I recall

Great video. I felt like I was there. The restoration looks beautifully executed, especially the lining work, which caught my eye during the closeup stills near the end. And . . Atlantics are very cool.

I love how Beachy head despite being a replica still feels 1930s like originals 😃

I was at this race aged 11. Are you sure that the open seat race (I think its formula Atlantic btw) is not from one of the Thursday/Friday practice days? I seem to remember South bank was full of cars for the actual BOAC 500m and the later 1972 BOAC 1000km race

Really impressive of what you have in your country 👍👍👍

what is the usual list when sailing?

I thought they were 'CARRIAGES' not cars, they are those road things that almost supplanted trains on railways.

It'll be great to see ya hauling passengers 32424.. and I hope to be one of those passengers in the not too distant future

Halls, black fives, bulleids are wonderful. But, this is something DIFFERENT and equally wonderful.

My first meeting at Brands Hatch aged 11. Great to see this at 64!

That's a really top drawer presentation you've done. I loved the multi- angle work of 32424 making up its train. Nice work! 👍

When the "Passengers are requested to cross the line by the bridge" popped up, I tried to move it off my screen!🤣 Thank you for this, I'm hungry for anything I can see on 32424......

Jeez the nerve of some people?! I for one loved the video and I hope to see more like it!😃😃

Having gained my "wings" on the T21 Sedbergh, the comment that every one of us trainee pilots all made was, "there's no philharmonic orchestra, nor any b****y music soundtrack. Just the noise of the wind". So, DELETE the b****y musak!!! The genuine sounds of an operational airfield are far more emotive; especially on a glider airfield. Otherwise, a sincere "thank you" for a wonderful video.

The Alfa 33s are my favourite :) Lucky you for having seen all this and having been able to wander amongst legendary cars in the Paddock. Such informality is unthinkable now.

Now you have both 180 to 600 and hundred to 400. What would you prefer someone who is starting out on nature and wildlife photograph

Yes it was cold, we couldn't get temp in the tires.

Iconic. Do you know which base the Spitfires came from?

I think I was there one year when Graham Hill was racing a formula 2 car don't know if it was the following year or not , I lived not far from Brands Hatch thanks for posting it brings back memories,great footage,cheers

First win for the 917

THANKS FOR PUTING THIS FILM ON U TUBE. WE RACE THESE FLY MODEL RACE CARS.

Nice that you have a lot of old trains and.... Still driving too. Pretty long train and full of people. A nice, Brian 👍

I went on Camalot last year ,it was 👍

Loved this video especially your cat stalking the fox, brilliant 👍🏻

Thanks for posting. I was there, aged four, in the stand opposite the pits!

Some very nice clips, especially of the "Edwardians". Thank you for sharing via You Tube!

Fantastic video Brian, really enjoyed it 👍🏻

Thank you very much, this helped me to know want I want, It will be this lens rather than the 400 mm f/4.5. I own 500 mm PF f/5.6 combined with Nikon Z9.

Thank you Brian. Very informative!

Hi Brian, I have to agree great footage you've put together there on Gigrin Farm Red Kites feeding centre. The stills of the Kites are just stunning . The young man in the tractor was my Grandson with me having the privilege of feeding these fantastic birds of prey. 👍

Great footage Brian. I was there during Easter and can vouch for the speed of these birds. Nice to see the slow mo footage to see how magnificent these birds are. excellent photos and so pleased you also saw the white coloured red kite too. Da iawn

Excellent video Brian. I really enjoyed watching that & educational too.

Great film! Pity Brands Hatch can't host F1, F2 and/or F3 no more!

I am going on this ship in June this year (2024) doing the same itinerary as you with Riviera Travel which I believe you were travelling with. I missed that year as I was on another cruise but finally managed it now. I’m travelling solo but am sure I’ll be ok. Will watch your other videos as well. Thanks for the insight 😊

Farewell old girl will I ever get to Bella the word bulldog it's not the same without you you will always be my sweetheart I even cried when you left when you left I just broke down and cried I went into grieving and I will black all day and I didn't even smile but I kept the memory close to me in my lucky lucky charm you are still my sweetheart no other locomotive will be able to replace you and be able to fix my broken heart I will never stop loving steam as long as I live 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

Thank you so much for posting the video and photos. I really enjoyed watching and will certainly look out for the Water Rail on my next visit to Woods Mill.

Great memories as usual Brian. I would have been rubbing shoulders with you at Pilgrims Rise and Druids. I'm rerunning the footage to see if the back of my head is in it, I had a bit more hair in those days....

Really nice work!

Thanks for this video Brian, I'm actually thinking of heading there next week. Lovely pics by the way

Excellent video Brian! And fab footage of the Adder! Really great to capture the Water Pipit too 👍

The mechanic that cost Jack Brabham the win by setting the wrong fuel flow on his engine before the race was a young Ron Dennis. At the end of the race the story is that as the Lotus mechanics were pushing the car into post race scrutineering,they were leaning heavily on the rear wing as it was set too high for legality. Thanks for the upload.

It was freezing that day wasn't it? You've captured the atmosphere, and the cold, beautifully. Those poor old hares!