Nice to meet you and your wife today at Sculpture by the Lakes today. Great pictures.
@ajax45704 ай бұрын
This was lovely. I try not to go there now.
@amtrakproductions-mx9ib Жыл бұрын
1:55 why does that engine have a face?
@christophersheward19602 жыл бұрын
When we can't afford to produce electricity and begin extracting coal again we will wish we had kept a few more of these scrapped locos.
@haunteddeandollsuk2 жыл бұрын
wow amazing so much better then it is now all these high rise flats in poole quay look disgusting
@ZalMoxis3 жыл бұрын
Very sad this is how they ended up
@stevenwells50093 жыл бұрын
What’s the source of the fantastic photograph on which this brilliantly done vid is based? I’d love to find out if it’s possible to have a printed copy to frame up and display.
@rabbastern3 жыл бұрын
I ' m so sorry - Greetings from Germany.
@SallyL.UK.3 жыл бұрын
My great grandfather was stood outside I think it was Beales and he was blown across the road. I have no dates though. Only a memory of being told the story xxx
@mikegardom42193 жыл бұрын
Hi, I'm doing a project about old Poole at the moment - can I embed this video as part of the story? Thanks
@davidlipski8633 жыл бұрын
I Lived in Poole from 1961 till 2000 and moved to North Wales. I remember Poole like this my 1st School was where the RNLI is now on West Quay Rd. W e lived in Garland Road and my parents both worked at Millers which is where i worked from 1974-2000 Poole has changed so much.
@VincePomagalski Жыл бұрын
Hi David, hope all is well with you. I'm now living back in Poole.
@davidlipski863 Жыл бұрын
@@VincePomagalski Had to retire 4 years ago due to a heart defect were still here in North Wales, My son now lives in Westbury so not far from Poole.
@josmith20313 жыл бұрын
lived there 2001 till 2012 💗💗💗
@treymcclure36313 жыл бұрын
i think that was the spirit of king arthur
@vulgivagu3 жыл бұрын
Same thing has sadly happened in Bournemouth. Funny how elected councillors wreck the towns they represent.
@caerleon91763 жыл бұрын
4.18 shows The old Poole grammar (Seldown) which I attended in 1986.
@carolcr40243 жыл бұрын
My Uncle Tom from Tottington, Lancashire aged 21 RAF was killed there staying in the hotel. R. I. P. When visiting a couple of years ago Tourist Information had never heard of it. 😔
@Bob-Horse3 жыл бұрын
There is no ‘the ghost of Glastonbury’. Glastonbury has a number of known ghosts in various parts of the town, but I have to say I have never heard of this particular one. My family have lived here for many generations so are reasonably aware of the locations where ghosts have been detected.
@eleusis6960Ай бұрын
could you please give more info?
@drirs75094 жыл бұрын
Very skilfully done...thanks!
@barrywhite43084 жыл бұрын
I remember it like that. I was a taxi driver at the end of the 1960's and early 1970 when I married and moved to London. I was proud I knew every road, alleyway, pub etc. but when I made a fleeting visit a few years back, I was totally lost!
@misterx35604 жыл бұрын
I said it before and I'll say it again. Why would it be in English? And how many languages are spoken on this planet?
@RadiopodUk5 жыл бұрын
Using Google 3D streetview I've worked out that the photo which is used quite a lot in this video (e.g. at 0:34) shows the bombed building which stood before Beales was built. Slightly to the right is Lloyds Bank on Old Christchurch Road and the white building near it (opposite corner) is RBS. The flat roofed building in front of shot is the bar "The Mary Shelley" and the photo was probably taken from the back of the graveyard or St Peter's Church itself. The church in the distance is St. Michaels Church at the top of Poole Hill.
@gaz84avfc5 жыл бұрын
Ghosts dont exist so the answer is no
@christrinder12555 жыл бұрын
This was the destruction of Poole! Not the revitalising of it! The high street has died following this calamity!
@jakandle5 жыл бұрын
Great place to visit. Is this evidence of a ghost?...we will never know. A camera on a tripod using a very long exposure, I could reproduce " ghost" pictures like this for you all day long. Nice guitar playing by the way.😎
@RPKGameVids5 жыл бұрын
After watching this video I've decided to drop my Earthly impulse, I don't want any trouble.
@waynesheppard2076 жыл бұрын
Depressing to see all those relics of the past just rotting away
@katzenware6 жыл бұрын
If a steam locomotive exists, fine. i do not care. But if its sold for scrap and left there to rot past the date of initial scrapping, it should be burnt to the ground for all i care!
@iwsrfc1756 жыл бұрын
Did notice that 41313 was not in the video. 41313 is now on the isle of Wight steam railway with 41298 both are ivatts
@anikanvader16 жыл бұрын
#take no parts take no parts take no parts
@AustNRail6 жыл бұрын
Where are all the side rods?
@dickirish16 жыл бұрын
Going down the Cellar Club (now The Blue Boar) in '63, '64 in Market Street with its gas lights was like going back in time to the Victorian era!
@RailPreserver2K7 жыл бұрын
music name please
@davidfuller12877 жыл бұрын
Just uploaded a video of what could be a UFO I filmed please check it out and leave a comment thanks
@Theroslinfiles7 жыл бұрын
Thanks everyone for commenting on my Poole 1963 film. The music is a licenced production track by Mark Hewer featuring Mike Burn on guitar. For those visitors who want to examine the scenery at a more leisurely pace, can I suggest the freeze frame button - that way, you can see everything very clearly at whatever zoom level you want.
@lauriecroad31867 жыл бұрын
A facebook (crib) says the music is "The Calling" by a guy called Mike Hewer...but I have not been able to source this track...
@garystones6177 жыл бұрын
brilliant music
@linseager79827 жыл бұрын
This plays too fast to fully appreciate the scenery
@thaiDeviant7 жыл бұрын
I agree with you. It would have been even better if the panning and zooming had been a lot slower. Maybe the producer can make yet another version? Let's hope so.
@scuddersouth7 жыл бұрын
Oh my god, They have systematically destroyed what Poole was in the name of progress. Panning a very unique photo certainly does say a lot. Beautiful, thank you for sharing
@RossRossiter Жыл бұрын
To be fair a lot of the early more radical town planning was done by the Luftwaffe but I get your point
@morrisminor565 ай бұрын
@@RossRossiter The Luftwaffe didn't hit Poole much my Gran said, she lived on Denmark road.
@kevinchestney20757 жыл бұрын
Nearly all of these have been saved only a few got scrapped over 200 saved and now running.
@calebbrown65057 жыл бұрын
Even though its a sad sight the steam engines used alot of coal and yet were running out of the stuff daily but their still my fav locomotives <3
@thecpmr62767 жыл бұрын
caleb brown why not use something renewable like wood? it would take lots, but....
@Michael-eg3rs7 жыл бұрын
they did at one point older ones but the wood caused ashes that came out of the smoke stack that also could cause fires, that's why they were using coal after that
@jerrodp35727 жыл бұрын
Troll Hitler a good number of preserved locomotives in the united states that run today burn oil which is cleaner than coal. some were originally built to run on oil, some converted to when being restored. right now one of the largest engines in the world is being restored and will run on oil. if you're interested to take a look, just Google "Union Pacific 4014" or "Big Boy 4014." easily over twice as large as the engines shown in this video but may turn out to be cleaner.
@lampsandamps7 жыл бұрын
A really interesting video, we are from Bournemouth and can relate to most of the places your father spoke about. Thanks for sharing.
@Saraamr27 жыл бұрын
Actually, a lot of the houses you can see were redeveloped under the slum clearance programme. I lived here in West Street as a very young child and the houses were in a foul state. We were rehoused into a post war "quickbuild". But if BDH Chemicals (as it was know then) hadn't come along with investment who knows? There was a planning restriction for decades afterwards that meant the tallest building allowed was Barclays Bank on The George roundabout The last twenty years has seen far worse damage by the powers that be and their "millionaires" playground vision.
@GEOFF09067 жыл бұрын
Most of the houses shown here actually survived the initial 'slum clearance', and in fact the areas of Hunger Hill and Nile Row were demolished to make way for the Towngate Bridge Flyover in around 1969.
@livingselfsufficient7 жыл бұрын
Amazing Vids, Disclosure is imminent. The nations of this pale blue dot can no longer hide the facts.
@floridastatefan50lol777 жыл бұрын
There comes a time when some steam engines have to be scrapped
@jarrahdrum8 жыл бұрын
This used to be my playground
@floridastatefan50lol777 жыл бұрын
jarrahdrum lol
@DENPTrains6 жыл бұрын
What?
@carolbanks45438 жыл бұрын
I agree😖😔
@garrettschupp22778 жыл бұрын
"You people did not deliver my pizza in 30 mins or less" ???
@Barrybados8 жыл бұрын
The good old days used to love playing on them but security didn't : ) .
@Jade-jg8hc8 жыл бұрын
I know modern Poole very well. I never knew this old Poole. I didn't recognise anything for ages looking at this, then i spotted the railway crossing bridge and got my bearings. This is very interesting. Thanks for showing it.
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Nice to meet you and your wife today at Sculpture by the Lakes today. Great pictures.
This was lovely. I try not to go there now.
1:55 why does that engine have a face?
When we can't afford to produce electricity and begin extracting coal again we will wish we had kept a few more of these scrapped locos.
wow amazing so much better then it is now all these high rise flats in poole quay look disgusting
Very sad this is how they ended up
What’s the source of the fantastic photograph on which this brilliantly done vid is based? I’d love to find out if it’s possible to have a printed copy to frame up and display.
I ' m so sorry - Greetings from Germany.
My great grandfather was stood outside I think it was Beales and he was blown across the road. I have no dates though. Only a memory of being told the story xxx
Hi, I'm doing a project about old Poole at the moment - can I embed this video as part of the story? Thanks
I Lived in Poole from 1961 till 2000 and moved to North Wales. I remember Poole like this my 1st School was where the RNLI is now on West Quay Rd. W e lived in Garland Road and my parents both worked at Millers which is where i worked from 1974-2000 Poole has changed so much.
Hi David, hope all is well with you. I'm now living back in Poole.
@@VincePomagalski Had to retire 4 years ago due to a heart defect were still here in North Wales, My son now lives in Westbury so not far from Poole.
lived there 2001 till 2012 💗💗💗
i think that was the spirit of king arthur
Same thing has sadly happened in Bournemouth. Funny how elected councillors wreck the towns they represent.
4.18 shows The old Poole grammar (Seldown) which I attended in 1986.
My Uncle Tom from Tottington, Lancashire aged 21 RAF was killed there staying in the hotel. R. I. P. When visiting a couple of years ago Tourist Information had never heard of it. 😔
There is no ‘the ghost of Glastonbury’. Glastonbury has a number of known ghosts in various parts of the town, but I have to say I have never heard of this particular one. My family have lived here for many generations so are reasonably aware of the locations where ghosts have been detected.
could you please give more info?
Very skilfully done...thanks!
I remember it like that. I was a taxi driver at the end of the 1960's and early 1970 when I married and moved to London. I was proud I knew every road, alleyway, pub etc. but when I made a fleeting visit a few years back, I was totally lost!
I said it before and I'll say it again. Why would it be in English? And how many languages are spoken on this planet?
Using Google 3D streetview I've worked out that the photo which is used quite a lot in this video (e.g. at 0:34) shows the bombed building which stood before Beales was built. Slightly to the right is Lloyds Bank on Old Christchurch Road and the white building near it (opposite corner) is RBS. The flat roofed building in front of shot is the bar "The Mary Shelley" and the photo was probably taken from the back of the graveyard or St Peter's Church itself. The church in the distance is St. Michaels Church at the top of Poole Hill.
Ghosts dont exist so the answer is no
This was the destruction of Poole! Not the revitalising of it! The high street has died following this calamity!
Great place to visit. Is this evidence of a ghost?...we will never know. A camera on a tripod using a very long exposure, I could reproduce " ghost" pictures like this for you all day long. Nice guitar playing by the way.😎
After watching this video I've decided to drop my Earthly impulse, I don't want any trouble.
Depressing to see all those relics of the past just rotting away
If a steam locomotive exists, fine. i do not care. But if its sold for scrap and left there to rot past the date of initial scrapping, it should be burnt to the ground for all i care!
Did notice that 41313 was not in the video. 41313 is now on the isle of Wight steam railway with 41298 both are ivatts
#take no parts take no parts take no parts
Where are all the side rods?
Going down the Cellar Club (now The Blue Boar) in '63, '64 in Market Street with its gas lights was like going back in time to the Victorian era!
music name please
Just uploaded a video of what could be a UFO I filmed please check it out and leave a comment thanks
Thanks everyone for commenting on my Poole 1963 film. The music is a licenced production track by Mark Hewer featuring Mike Burn on guitar. For those visitors who want to examine the scenery at a more leisurely pace, can I suggest the freeze frame button - that way, you can see everything very clearly at whatever zoom level you want.
A facebook (crib) says the music is "The Calling" by a guy called Mike Hewer...but I have not been able to source this track...
brilliant music
This plays too fast to fully appreciate the scenery
I agree with you. It would have been even better if the panning and zooming had been a lot slower. Maybe the producer can make yet another version? Let's hope so.
Oh my god, They have systematically destroyed what Poole was in the name of progress. Panning a very unique photo certainly does say a lot. Beautiful, thank you for sharing
To be fair a lot of the early more radical town planning was done by the Luftwaffe but I get your point
@@RossRossiter The Luftwaffe didn't hit Poole much my Gran said, she lived on Denmark road.
Nearly all of these have been saved only a few got scrapped over 200 saved and now running.
Even though its a sad sight the steam engines used alot of coal and yet were running out of the stuff daily but their still my fav locomotives <3
caleb brown why not use something renewable like wood? it would take lots, but....
they did at one point older ones but the wood caused ashes that came out of the smoke stack that also could cause fires, that's why they were using coal after that
Troll Hitler a good number of preserved locomotives in the united states that run today burn oil which is cleaner than coal. some were originally built to run on oil, some converted to when being restored. right now one of the largest engines in the world is being restored and will run on oil. if you're interested to take a look, just Google "Union Pacific 4014" or "Big Boy 4014." easily over twice as large as the engines shown in this video but may turn out to be cleaner.
A really interesting video, we are from Bournemouth and can relate to most of the places your father spoke about. Thanks for sharing.
Actually, a lot of the houses you can see were redeveloped under the slum clearance programme. I lived here in West Street as a very young child and the houses were in a foul state. We were rehoused into a post war "quickbuild". But if BDH Chemicals (as it was know then) hadn't come along with investment who knows? There was a planning restriction for decades afterwards that meant the tallest building allowed was Barclays Bank on The George roundabout The last twenty years has seen far worse damage by the powers that be and their "millionaires" playground vision.
Most of the houses shown here actually survived the initial 'slum clearance', and in fact the areas of Hunger Hill and Nile Row were demolished to make way for the Towngate Bridge Flyover in around 1969.
Amazing Vids, Disclosure is imminent. The nations of this pale blue dot can no longer hide the facts.
There comes a time when some steam engines have to be scrapped
This used to be my playground
jarrahdrum lol
What?
I agree😖😔
"You people did not deliver my pizza in 30 mins or less" ???
The good old days used to love playing on them but security didn't : ) .
I know modern Poole very well. I never knew this old Poole. I didn't recognise anything for ages looking at this, then i spotted the railway crossing bridge and got my bearings. This is very interesting. Thanks for showing it.
just - beautiful.