June & Brian go to Cornwall 1960s cine film
Amateur cine film from the 1960s. Brian chooses his MG rather than the Triumph Herald for the holiday to Cornwall. This cine film is from the same lot as the film "Red Triumph Herald and a Maltese Holiday, "
Do you have old home movies you would like to convert to digital like the films on my channel?
I can save your vintage cine films, camcorder tapes, and VHS to either a memory stick or DVD
Contact me at dave.eldergill@yahoo.co.uk if you are interested
If you would like a digital copy of any of the films on my KZread channel, edited without titles and music please contact me.
I have the files as recorded from the scanner and can re-edit them to create the stabilised and colour corrected MP4 file, but I will not add my watermarks or titles. I would however make a charge for the service of providing the files. Let me know if you are interested. Contact me at dave.eldergill@yahoo.co.uk
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born a mile from lands end in 59 grew up in all those places it was idylic for a child ,total fredom to roam all over the place we did not know how lucky we were
Cornwall is so pretty, I just watched a Rick Stein visit to Penzance a few weeks ago on his cooking tour of Cornwall. Those little winding roads and narrow lane ways lined with stone fences, so British and a joy to watch. Your video was too short, but most enjoyable, thank you.
Lovely ,great see the cars of the 60s and Cornwall when it seemed a lifetime away. I wonder if they listened to pirate pop radio in that MG ? Wish it was longer though .
I wasn't born till the 70s but things look better then than now
1:20 I am sure that is the harepin corner on the coast road just North of the village of Treen in Penwith. Also the sequence from 2:05 appears to be an undeveloped Land's End.
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Thanks for the information, sometimes it can be a real challenge identifying locations, especially after nearly 60 years of changing landscapes.