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The most boring bore i have ever seen.

I'm so glad I missed it

Interesting, thanks

well that was disappointing

Here in Somerset we know how to enjoy ourselves.

I must have missed it.

You have to start small to big x 😂

Iam with the young lady. Is that it....

That bore seriously ?

More like a fart in a bathe than a bore

That was a waste of time ,seen bigger tidal waves from India and China now they are title waves ,get a life !

According to the subtitles a " ball" 🧐👎

Well that’s five minutes I can’t get back.

I have seen bigger bores than that in the river there years back. Also further upstream where it narrows a little.

Bridgewater was on the coast many moons ago. If you look at the height the Parret rises to at full high tide, you can see the town is somewhere between one and one and a half metres above sea level when the tide is in. It’s not called the Somerset Levels for nothing.

Was that it? I see a bigger rush of water when I have my first morning P¡$$

Its ok lads, you can the surfboards away...

Yer that's it pointless

Ah small bore, for sure

Amazing that this little video of a fairly uninspiring 'Bore' has attracted over 6000 views and many comments ranging from 'interesting' to 'it lives up to its name'. Thanks to everyone for watching.

Wheelie Yellow could surf that wave.

No alarm klaxons? No evacuations?

Perhaps not as spectacular as some, but interesting if you e never seen it. I did notice quite a tide range judging the water marks. 👍👍

Thank you very much for this interesting video presentation. It is amazing how the change came over the river from its original calmness to that which follows. It is interesting to see the detritus that is brought in.

I haven’t seen this before❗And I still haven’t seen it❗Did they get the time or date wrong⁉🤔🫣🤭😴

Not a lot going on in Bridgewater then?

I think I would rather watch paint dry 😢

"Is that it?" 🤣🤣🤣

Bet she SEZ that to her husband to 😂 .

Iv not seen it before , interesting , thanks for sharing

a "BORING" bit of film!

Bilgewater sadly living up to its name. The roughest town in Somerset.

2:15 “is that it, is that it”? Seemed like somebody was just checking, or someone bigged it up for her! Perhaps worth them visiting the Severn Bore.

Hardly spectacular but interesting 💧💧💧

Woman comments in background............is that it 😂

Well, it lived up to its name. 🙂

Is tha' i'? Is tha' i'? 😅

Plenty of housing on the flood plain!

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Thanks. I should have taken a tripod - a bit wide to hand hold the camera.

Well done!

In answer to the question regarding another barrel: The long term plan is to make another barrel and pin it with the original tunes, listed in 19th century script, inside the back of the organ. Peter Evans

The answer to your question is: it is a combined barrel and finger (or manual) organ. The barrel mechanism part of the organ was disconnected before 1920 or in 1920 at the very latest. The manual part of the organ remained unaffected. Peter Evans

Wonderful work. I'd love to see this after being tuned and using varying registrations on the different stanzas of the hymn tunes. The interchangeability of barrels begs the question how difficult would it be to fabricate new barrels with more hymn tunes?

Fantastic! First time I have seen a proper church barrel organ. I have a question, if an electric blower was fitted in 1960, surely it must have been played at that time, which makes it 80 years ??

🎉❤🎉Thanks❤🙏 for such a nice warm sincere Video! It's greatly done! Blessings to the All the Congregation! I admire to watch the film to see the well-known faces and to listen to the wonderful sounds of the Organ! 👍💯 Great👍😊👍 Job, Nigel! 🙏❤❤

Excellent job great editing really entertaining film full watch time and hit the thumbs up.

Great camera work,what camera do you film with?

Most interesting - similar to the little organ at Grosmont in Wales, which has one manual, a short pedalboard and a barrel with 12 hymns, dating from around 1890.

Well done!