Takes me back to my childhood days ..Open Fields ..stone walls..Hawthorn hedges for fences..Laying in the Wheat field looking up watching a Airplane go over...didn't see many back then...Wondering where they were going to...and would I ever go in one..but Country life was amazing...Following animal tacks on the snow...
I would says this was made at a guess in about 1984. Lovely to see. Times don't change. I an in SE England too and I like the 80 year old go out into the garden and work there and nothing cheers you more than being in nature. I have given up fighting grey squirrels however as there are vast numbers and every year they eat or destroy 100% of the plums
The English side of my family originates in Balcombe which is where my last name comes from. Truly a beautiful place and I feel such a connection to it.
Have you every found a tapeworm cyst on a squirrel when you've skinned one..like a little bag of fluid on any part of the body..found lots on rabbits..not on hares though we'll all the hares I've skinned I've never found one..
This a time when season's where season..they say you could hunt rabbit every month with a r init.. so wed start September and finish in march..but now the rabbit seem to breed all round..now you can get weather which resembles every month of the year in month.. now the rabbit is so thin on the ground due to this vh disease..you hardly see a dead one on the road
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Good old England,it makes me sad to know that these days are long gone..
I live in it. It’s still here. Don’t worry
@@js2749so do I, it is still there, exmoor etc.
We need much more of this it was excellent thankyou very much
The English country side is definitely beautiful
Splendid stuff. Thank you for taking the time to upload and share.
Thanks for the wonderful video
Takes me back to my childhood days ..Open Fields ..stone walls..Hawthorn hedges for fences..Laying in the Wheat field looking up watching a Airplane go over...didn't see many back then...Wondering where they were going to...and would I ever go in one..but Country life was amazing...Following animal tacks on the snow...
I would says this was made at a guess in about 1984. Lovely to see. Times don't change. I an in SE England too and I like the 80 year old go out into the garden and work there and nothing cheers you more than being in nature. I have given up fighting grey squirrels however as there are vast numbers and every year they eat or destroy 100% of the plums
Very good.
These days you can't even say you're British or they'll put you in jail!
These days you can't read any TH-cam comment section without some totally out of context moaning about how bad things are.
@@glynwelshkarelian3489 it was a joke Joyce. I was poking fun at the idiots
@@glynwelshkarelian3489 so true lol
The English side of my family originates in Balcombe which is where my last name comes from.
Truly a beautiful place and I feel such a connection to it.
Sadly owners of Balcombe Estate invited oil drilling / fracking industry onto their estate in 2013, very controversial, huge protests.
Thoroughly enjoyed watching the old country ways
Hi from Ireland.god bless these nice descent people.
A fitting way to remember Jack.
Wonder what it looks like now
That timber tractor at 19.16 is a ex forestry commission highland bear county tractors made them a real gem from the past
Hard to skin, but tastier than rabbit....squirrel. Trapped and eaten quite a few. But beware, may contain nuts! Peace be unto you.
Have you every found a tapeworm cyst on a squirrel when you've skinned one..like a little bag of fluid on any part of the body..found lots on rabbits..not on hares though we'll all the hares I've skinned I've never found one..
How old was the old fellow?, when you think about it probably all of his children could well be gone?, what a lovely film thanks for showing
I think he was 80 when this was filmed. You could be right about that
Jack has long gone but sons Jonny and Sandy Lewis his sons still going in Balcombe 2024.
What year was this originally filmed ? Mid to late eighties at a guess ?
1985
Happier times and a better pace of life😊 so sadly mist . People had time and respect for each other.😊❤😊thank you for these uploads❤😊R.I.Ps jack❤❤
This a time when season's where season..they say you could hunt rabbit every month with a r init.. so wed start September and finish in march..but now the rabbit seem to breed all round..now you can get weather which resembles every month of the year in month.. now the rabbit is so thin on the ground due to this vh disease..you hardly see a dead one on the road
Born in 58 so this all makes sense, good days.
Well hes not from Sussex
Mentioned he came down from Cheshire.
Snowdrops in August?!
Listen to the dialogue he was talking about a cold winter and late spring.