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Nay Smith's extended clips
United Kingdom
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 14 ก.ค. 2021
This has become the channel I put longer clips of tv. I also include sports clips. There is quite a bit of Grandstand, usually Snooker. The Ice Skating and Out of Town clips are the most popular and if I can find any more of these I will add them. There are a number of smaller historical clips that I hope people find interesting.
Horse Loggers in Dorset (Old Fashioned) - South Today 24th January 2024
Not Out of Town but the closest we get nowadays on TV.
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History of Mathematics - AM289 Solving Equations - Course 05
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The great art : solving equations www.open.ac.uk/library/digital-archive/module/xcri:AM289/program
BBC2 Dance Night: Torvill and Dean - 28th December 1998
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I had to cut some of the Bolero routine. genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/search/0/20?filt=is_tv&q=dance night&after=1990-01-01T00:00:00.000Z&before=2003-12-31T23:59:59.999Z#top
History of Mathematics - AM289 New Worlds from Old - Lesson 02
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Root two : geometry or arithmetic www.open.ac.uk/library/digital-archive/module/xcri:AM289/program
That's Gardening ~ 100th episode - TVS
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Taped off the telly in the TVS region - that is all I know about this recording.
History of Mathematics - AM289 New Worlds from Old - Lesson 08
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Open University 1976 featuring Morris Kline Apologies for the slightly fuzzy video. www.open.ac.uk/library/digital-archive/module/xcri:AM289/program
BBC2 - The Victorian Flower Garden
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Can't be sure of the year - around 1991 or 1992
BBC2 Snooker ~ Young Eamon Holmes presenting (replaced cue-ball malarky part 2)
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John Parott v Tony Knowles circa 1992
BBC2 Snooker ~ Replaced cue-ball malarky part 1
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Parrot vs Knowles circa 1992? From one of my own video recordings.
Country Ways - Frensham Ponds in February
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1986 Television South - an interesting episode.
BBC2 - Windmill - Sun 4th Jan 1987
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Chris Searle interviews Alan Whicker 12.40pm Laramie into Windmill genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/schedules/service_bbc_two_england/1987-01-04#at-12.40
BBC - Day out: Derby & Leicester & Buxton
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BBC - Day out: Derby & Leicester & Buxton
Country Ways: Lynchmere and Linch in March
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Country Ways: Lynchmere and Linch in March
History of Mathematics - AM289 Numbers: now and then - First Lesson - Open University
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History of Mathematics - AM289 Numbers: now and then - First Lesson - Open University
BBC1 999 - Michael Burke - Whole episode
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BBC1 999 - Michael Burke - Whole episode
Eurosport 1997 - Evian Masters Golf Tournament - Évian-les-Bains
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Eurosport 1997 - Evian Masters Golf Tournament - Évian-les-Bains
Central - ITV Chart Show - Live and Let Die - 14th December 1991
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Central - ITV Chart Show - Live and Let Die - 14th December 1991
My ancestors were the broomsquires of the devils punchbowl, have lot happy memories of all round this area
I wish we could hve this era agan❤❤❤❤❤❤
Amazing❤❤❤❤
Absolutely awesome 💯😎
Wish there were more programmer like this on now.Great times great locations great viewing
July 1983
Rest in Peace Chris Searle 😢
RIP Chris Serle In other news, great pictures on this video, very poor sound. Very odd !
Sadly announced today that Chris Serle has died, RIP.
Welch eine Harmonie und welch ein Koennen einfach goettlich
Martin needed to get his end away
Elaine looks like a goer
Why we never torvill and dean dance to send in the clowns
Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean are simply the best Unbeatable
I love to watch them skate!!!
Love Barnum can watch it over and over again
What a joy to find this video Thank you Lots of memories.🤗🤗🥰🥰💕🤔🦘🦘
1:00 Written by Prince
Used to spend long days here as a child, always remember it being a hot-spot for snakes, oh the memories.
Diese Einheit einfach göttlich
A dying, if not dead, breed. Surely the last of a kind as we come kicking and screaming into the 21st century. Kind of sad.
Fun fact for those not from the area. If you follow the line of Stone Street from Petham towards Canterbury, it follows the line of Iffin Lane and would have originally met Wincheap by the castle. So, it doesn't actually "start south west of Canterbury", it would originally have started by the original city wall.
If the show was continuing some time in the last decade, I would be on it when my school taxi had an accident and slid off into a deep snowbank in December 2010!. From Joe. X
Michael Buerk was host of the show for 11 years. He was 46 in series 1.
This was a great program.
From 1992-2003. From Joe. X
Wow documentaries were a lot different then eh, more factual and a lot less emotion and crying
No crappy effects
Oh dear god this is one of the episodes that i remember most
That looked like old Vic Clarke the Signwriter from Hoath....a true traditional free hand writer.
Yes Steve it did
Parrot definitely cheated their unfortunately didn't expect that from him.
I watched this for the nostalgia, and just came away with a real sense of despair, because I can guarantee you this sort of altruistic behaviour from strangers would definitely not happen today. That bus driver who drove the guy to the hospital? Nowadays, you'd get people saying, "Not my problem, mate. I'm going to be late on my schedule if I do that. Probably get in trouble with the bus company." He drove him right to the hospital and the ambulance crews were there instantly with a stretcher. Nowadays? That'd take about two hours, because of the Tory cuts to the NHS meaning they're stretched to the absolute limit.
Love that picture at 0:40
Great to see this. I always like David Bellamy.
I uploaded another partially recorded episode: th-cam.com/video/pQpxob68fW0/w-d-xo.html
The intro used to scare the shit out of me as a kid.
Do you know the numbers of the locos?
420 trailing, not 100% sure about the lead one.
My conclusion from watching this now is that I’m old AF
Is that boy still alive today too tell the story
Yes, the young man you hear narrating IS the actual boy.
I was in the scouts for a bit, but there is no way I would have wanted to do this.
bring back 999
Blues and twos was a similar show on ITV from 1993-1997.
Lovely , really Lovely .
1991
Thank-you for the upload. I really enjoyed that. Especially as he talks of the Egyptians system being less advanced to the Babylonian's... I once taught myself the Egyptian method for basic mathematics and found it to be very 'comfortable' - it felt different... perhaps more connected to the world around us (i.e. measurement lengths)... this was some time ago though ;-)
cool - glad you like the video. I have some others for AM289 but didn't get round to uploading them. I watched these videos and found them very interesting and they don't seem to be in circulation for a while.
The video I uploaded today got my attention where the first speaker says "Maths presents a body of alternatives" - *edit* its Morris Kline - I didn't realise that at first.
Great simple people...I envy them ...
RIP The Great WT
What distinctly satisfying lifestyles....
Parrott is a cheat and a clown 🤡
Monday 20th April 1992
Well spotted JV. Blimey, this was before screen technology came in to give a helping hand. No wonder Tony was furious. At least JP didn't win that year's tournament.
Being trapped underwater in a cave in the dark is my worst nightmare! That boy aged 11 must have been so scared - I almost couldn't watch it, even though I knew it had a happy ending 😮.
Like a Thunderbirds 1960s episode.
That was a lovely watch, just what I like to see, thank you and best wishes.
@38:35 Camera mounts on cars, is an interesting part (Peak behind the scenes)