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@@tipitii7388lol. You're not wrong. I turned 40 that year. Only dug out this video to show my now grown up children to prove I was on the Antiques Roadshow. 😂
I visited Dublin and Belfast in June of 87'. It was easy to do as I was stationed at R.A.F. Upper Heyford U.K. while in the U.S. Air Force. I absolutely loved the U.K.
So cool to see the drawing offices before they became the Titanic Hotel. I am pleased to say I stayed there in early October this year (2022). Wondering what year this was recorded. The Titanic Quarter is quite something to see.
15:00 Appraiser misses the point that the children had caregivers after school so their Mother was able to attend College in improving their education and lives as well as the community and country.
Gosh! Have two collectors ever been caught on the air talking more animatedly about a shared passion for maritime history than Paul Attabury and the gentleman with the Canberra memorabilia? They seem to have forgotten the camera and everyt🎉hing else around them. I love AR UK.
A pity the video quality is so poor. But better than most of the pirated programs from Vietnam, which are often unwatchable. I don’t understand why the BBC does not release the originals after five years when their local audience has had their chance, so those who cannot get BBC programming in real time can enjoy their products.
Hi, that's my dad with the telegrams, the Imperial war museum in London contacted him shortly after this was broadcast and they went on display there for an exhibit marking the 70th anniversary of the start of second world war, they then went on to numerous other museums after. They have since been returned to us.
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Turkey rhubarb, or Chinese rhubarb, is a flowering plant whose root was often once used as a laxative.
The accent s are so beautiful I love BBC shows brings me back to my childhood
We had a few Ladybird books, if I remember correctly
The girl with the Bunnykin teapot 🫖 is a little Bunnykin herself,a little sweetheart 😘 😊
Girl? That woman is at least 40 years old.
@@tipitii7388lol. You're not wrong. I turned 40 that year. Only dug out this video to show my now grown up children to prove I was on the Antiques Roadshow. 😂
I visited Dublin and Belfast in June of 87'. It was easy to do as I was stationed at R.A.F. Upper Heyford U.K. while in the U.S. Air Force. I absolutely loved the U.K.
Did u like Ireland too?
Great 👍 ❤❤❤😊
So cool to see the drawing offices before they became the Titanic Hotel. I am pleased to say I stayed there in early October this year (2022). Wondering what year this was recorded. The Titanic Quarter is quite something to see.
It says 2009 in brackets so I assume it’s from that year’s broadcast
@@izimmzskizzmz so it is! How unobservant of me.
I would have made it into a museum.
2008
How does one reduce the insurance on the gift clock if they are not given the value?
15:00 Appraiser misses the point that the children had caregivers after school so their Mother was able to attend College in improving their education and lives as well as the community and country.
Gosh! Have two collectors ever been caught on the air talking more animatedly about a shared passion for maritime history than Paul Attabury and the gentleman with the Canberra memorabilia? They seem to have forgotten the camera and everyt🎉hing else around them. I love AR UK.
A pity the video quality is so poor. But better than most of the pirated programs from Vietnam, which are often unwatchable. I don’t understand why the BBC does not release the originals after five years when their local audience has had their chance, so those who cannot get BBC programming in real time can enjoy their products.
I so love the picture of the geese. I'd like it as a landscape, but the geese put it over the top for me.
I so hope that the marconigrams went to the maritime / wartime archives, or a maritime museum.
Hi, that's my dad with the telegrams, the Imperial war museum in London contacted him shortly after this was broadcast and they went on display there for an exhibit marking the 70th anniversary of the start of second world war, they then went on to numerous other museums after. They have since been returned to us.
15:40 mom aged quite well!
Lovely irish
Hello, Party Quirk here from northern Belfast to be sure to be sure.......what of, I'm not sure !!
I recall Peter and Jane from year one. I could read at 4 so found them sooooooo boring, lol