Primarily sharing videos of days out in south-east England. Typically showing automotive and historic vehicles, plus places and events of interest. Let me know if there is any particular place, event, or location you might like to see and I'll consider covering it. Video equipment: Sony HDR-CX240E & DJI Osmo Action 3. [Up to 12th May 2024 Sony only, 25th May 2024 onwards Sony & DJI].
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Great job, keep up the good work :)
Thank you for your comment lovely cat people.
love this organ! i wish i could see it in person again some day
It's a good one, playing well with a good selection of music. Regularly travelling to rallies and events in southern England. I've manged to catch it at three events this year so far too. Thank you for your comment, much appreciated.
0:00 Adieu, Meine Kleiner Gardeofficier. (Goodbye from The White Horse Inn) 2:56 Jollity Farm. 6:03 Durch Feuer Galop. 8:22 Leichtes Blut Polka. 10:56 Meine Kleiner Grune Kaktus. 12:31 Deutscher Marsch Perlen. (German March Potpourri) 17:15 Cuckoo Waltz. Did Jeremy Brice pull the plug at the end?, he hates that tune, lol!
Yet again you've come up with the titles in record time. I'm very grateful to you. Regarding the rather abrupt end, no it wasn't Jeremy pulling the plug, I couldn't see exactly but I think the book hadn't unfolded properly so jammed once it got to the rollers. Nothing serious.
No, but I had to suffer it twice because of that!
@@JeremyBrice-tw8qk Your cunning plan of blue-tacking the book backfired this time Jeremy.
0:14 Cuanta Lagusta. 3:03 Carnival Medley. 4:43 Amor de Mis Amores. 6:55 Lambada. You got my car in the video, LOL!, i really like this organ, it really suits up tempo music and always plays well, that is why i was at the keyframe for a long time yesterday.
Thanks again Peter. You really are a mine of useful information. Agree with you regarding the faster tempo pieces. Glad you enjoyed yourself on this one, there is a good selection and range of music.
Apologies for spoiling the video by monitoring the key frame! 😂
No problem, it's always good to get people on camera. It adds a sense of scale and gives the viewer reassurance that there is actually someone around attending to and listening to these wonderful instruments. Besides, I can't risk my video getting forwarded to the Facebook page "Mechanicalorgans Entertaining Absolutely Nobody". Think of the humiliation of that!
Nice organ but it sounds like it needs a bit of tune up.
Thanks for your comment. Someone else commented on the tuning too.
0:00 Wenn Am Sontag Abend die Dorfmusik Spielt. 1:36 Donauwellen Waltz. 3:22 Wenn Ich die Blonde Inge. 5:57 Ich Hab Kein Auto, Ich Hab Kein Rittergut.
Thank you Peter. Mega-impressed with your knowledge here! So grateful to you.
Just brilliant. I can imagine all those Victorian children dancing along having a great day
Thanks for your comment Bill. These things are quite amazing for us to hear today but they must have seemed quite astonishing for people to see and hear back in the day. The days before amplified music. These larger organs kicked out the sound louder than live musicians could have produced too! Equally enthralling would have been the electric lighting for people to marvel at, whilst at home all they would have experienced were candles and oil/gas lamps. The travelling fair must have been such a magical experience.
@@Wheels-Wheels-Wheels extraordinary, I had no idea they were so loud! And the museum is on my list to visit, I have just become a member of Amberley Museum so I will be down Sussex a lot
@@Bills200 Amberley is great too, but I've not been able to attend some of their special event days since they have limited parking unfortunately. I don't do "advanced booking" for numerous reasons so have missed out. Oh, just to say that the organs are not a permanent fixture at Weald & Downland, just for this special event day. Possibly they have a steam day or two that might include some organs, but check their events list for that.
@@Wheels-Wheels-Wheels thank you for this David, something I will bear in mind for the organs. Do they still record BBC repair shop there?
@@Bills200 Yes, I presume the programme still runs from there, the yard is set up and the signs etc are still there. The building & yard were locked up yesterday though and no sign of David Burville, their expert mechanical music etc repairer.
0:00 Take a Little Tip from Father. 2:15 Zambezi. 4:17 Crazy Party Mix. 9:22 Juarez March. 12:49 Lynwood March.
Thank you Peter, you never let me down.
0:00 Speedy Gonzales. Arr. Marcel van Boxtel. 2:17 ? 5:24 ?
Thanks Peter. I seem to remember we had some discussion on the third tune before when hearing it at Hollycombe. It's a strange Kentucky themed piece. A bit of My Old Kentucky Home there in places I detect.
Organ extraviganza - with only one organ ?????? hardly (even if it was an unusual instrument.......
Thanks for your comment. This was one of many organs attending the event. I did not attempt to record everything though will be posting videos of another three organs shortly.
I've never heard this organ play in tune yet.The book is a Steve Clarke arrangement.
Thanks for that, I suspected it was a Steve Clarke book at it sounded very much like the skiffle book I heard on the A&R. I remember being at Parham one year while he explained the arrangement details for both that and his Locomotion book. Did another recording session of the Marenghi this weekend at the Weald & Downland so will get that up on here very soon.
Love the yellow Lotus :)
Indeed. Looks like a very good example, well 100% in fact.
Eastbourne Miniature Steam Railway Wheels! Wheels! Wheels! LOVE LOUIS SHIRLEY
Nice little railway isn't it!
Tune 1 - "Uber dem Ozean" (Over the Ocean) - Carl Frei. Tune 4 - "Pie in the Face Polka" Tune 5 - "Tequila" Tune 6 - Hasta la Vista. I can't remember the title of the march, i'll find out on Sunday as the organ will be there.
Wow Peter, that was quick! Many thanks. I will update description info accordingly. Have to say that there was a load of good music on this organ that I hadn't heard at all previously. Some fantastic arrangements too.
@@Wheels-Wheels-Wheels Mark has over 500 music books now and adding more all the time, he told me he could change the entire repertoire carried in the truck at least three times!
@@PeterMackett Incredible, no shortage of music then!
Congratulations David on all your bee subscribers. It's a fab channel. All the best❤💐🍾
Thank you for your comment. Glad to read that you are enjoying my channel. After years of still photography I decided that there was always something missing...sound. So I moved onto videography following a chance meet up with Foxy313 for the first time who made the suggestion of creating KZread videos.
Didn't see Foxy313.
No Graham, sadly he didn't make it. He wasn't very well on Saturday either, said he had to rest for an hour or so whilst at the Hove Park Railway event. Thanks for asking about him. All the best to yourself and Fiona.
@@Wheels-Wheels-Wheels Hope is is feeling better now. All the best, Good video.
@@BaronFlyingClub Thanks for the compliment re this video. Foxy has written quite a lot explaining his illness so you might like to read what he said in my comments section to the "89 key violin baritone....etc" video.
I'm so happy you made it to Parham Park on Sunday David 😀. I sadly could not make it in the end because I wasn't well on Sunday but I'm on the road to recovery now and am setting sights should health allow at the time definitely aiming to go to Parham Park come 2025 but am still set for Tinkers Park and Laughton for August and September 2024 respectively as I'm absolutely most certainly bursting to see and hear a fairground organ without beyond reasonable doubt, should the health allow that is provided I'm not feeling under the weather as I did on Sunday, Saturday though I went to Hove Park Miniature Railway on the Saturday I just didn't feel all that right for health feeling stiffening and tiredness to the point where I had to sit down on a bench for about an hour or so and just generally felt very tired, I'm slowly feeling better now but it was an annoyingly irritating health setback I had been temporarily facing the previous weekend. Do take care and all the best my bestie David 🙂. From your friend Foxy in Brighton, East Sussex, England, UK 😉😉😊😊😉😉.
Hi Foxy. I was looking out for you at Parham but by about 3-4pm I guessed you weren't able to make it, knowing that the last bus from the site would be leaving for Pulborough station at 4:30pm. Must admit I tired myself out there with all the walking around so many vehicles & exhibits. There were 4-5 organs there this time, but i spent far more time listening to the Marenghi as that was the only one playing the older more "original" tunes. I was expecting to see a second Marenghi [probably the one you saw last time when I didn't attend], but it wasn't there this time. I chose Sunday as the weather forecast looked better out of the two days though out of choice I try to pick a day for these events where it's not the last day. Anyway, hope to see you soon at another event. Above all though, take care of yourself. I wonder if you are still suffering the after effects of covid? It really did/does cause a severe increase in fatigue. Certainly knocked me out the first time when I felt totally drained of energy for quite a few weeks.
I don't think I have suffered health effects of Covid David no I've not suffered a mental or health side effect of Covid for a long time now. I did have a mental side effect over one certain circumstance regarding something terrible that happened to what I was undertaking during Covid which took me time to get over which I fortunately eventually did but no what I had recently was not Covid related David no, do be assured on that. It was because of you like I said before but not opening up about it until earlier this year that because of the events you introduced me to David it helped me with eventually overcoming the loss of my late grandfather Edmund (1946-2020) as the Covid mess and several threesome times of national lockdowns simply didn't help with overcoming the loss itself and what had happened to what I was doing which got drastically messed up during Covid to the point where it didn't survive the Covid mess, then it didn't survive being an internship I was undertaking at the time of when Covid hit, like I said to you before it didn't survive the Covid mess after the third and unknowingly final implementation of national lockdowns endured and when it meant this this upset me greatly as the internship was my whole life to me and when it fell into the gutter beyond mine or anyone's control who undertook the internship course I was undertaking at the time it certainly caused me aswell as very possibly anyone undertaking it much overwhelmingly huge amounts of stress as one could expect. I didn't know what to do with myself in terms of my future career plans when the internship course fell into the ditch David, I am extremely sorry I took such a long time to open up about this with you David as I was very upset when this happened at the time. I couldn't really open up about it to anybody when it happened, I now can as I eventually and now look back on it and say 'there was nothing I could do about stopping the internship course I was undertaking from failing during the Covid mess and just move on and accept its happened' which did sadly take me time but in regard to that, you introducing me to the events I have now had the fortunate privilege of now knowing and got the pleasurable desire of attending generally annually, it really has helped me with not only really eventually overcoming the loss of my late grandfather Edmund (1946-2020) but helping me with overcoming overwhelming sadness and grief over something terrible that happened to me and aswell lots of other people in my age bracket or younger and possibly older during the Covid mess, it really has helped me with learning to not only take advantage of enjoying life but giving the incentivizing inclination with enjoying life once again post-Covid lockdowns David and I really cannot thank you enough for it, thankyou David. But I am extremely sorry I never said anything about it to you until later as it was very very personal to me at the time to fully open up at first. But on another vital nothing I can remember you telling me the health effect it had on you when you had Covid back in the very latterly part of 2019 before we even became remotely familiar of it. I can so imagine. Dear oh dear. You take care David and am still set for the Appledore Classic Car Show for the 21st July 2024 and of course the Worthing events for the 27th and 28th July 2024 and Tinkers Park for the 3rd August 2024 on expected and not the 4th now because I have got a family event to attend to on the 4th August 2024 but thought I would tell you otherwise. Do take care David 🙂. From your friend Foxy in Brighton, East Sussex, England, UK 🙂🙂🙂.
Okay, thanks for the info. You've been through a lot in just a few short years but pleased to know you will still be getting out and about when you can. Have to say that steam rallies and the like were my "escape" for many years, getting away from it all like no other event could come close to.
Well David it is certainly a pleasure indeed most sincerely and always do I have a lot to be thankful towards you for everything. Do take care and all the best 🙂. From Foxy 🙂.
Nice of you to say my good friend.
These old cars are magnificent, David. Thanks for the video. My only concern/worry about these shows would be rain! If it were to start raining; what would they do? Wouldn't rain be disastrous for the interiors?
If the weather forecast is particularly bad then I would imagine some exhibitors may opt out on the day, particularly those that may be open topped without any weather protection. The more vulnerable cars you see here will much more than likely have soft tops or tonneau covers ready for action should the weather change. Even though they may get used in the rain it's unlikely that they would be daily use all weather cars, so aren't exposed to an excess of bad weather.
@@Wheels-Wheels-Wheels Oh okay, thanks for explaining =). They are such wonderful vehicles, I am sure that it is lovely to see them directly.
Thanks David for the video, I hope that you enjoyed the venue =).
Yes, I did thanks. Lots to see and plenty of space...to walk miles looking at everything! More videos of this event to follow. Thank you for your feedback.
@@Wheels-Wheels-Wheels Great =). I will watch for them.
Thanks for the comment Foxy. It was indeed an enjoyable and successful event which I presume is held annually but not sure on that.
Fantastic videography as usual David 🙂. Excellent brief cameos of me too 😉🤭😊. Wondrous. Do take care David 🙂. From Foxy 😉😊😊😉.
Thank you for your comment Foxy. So glad you told me about this event. It seems there are quite a few things held at The Stade throughout the year.
It was one resoundingly successful event when we both went there wasn't it David? 🙂. I had seen this very video of yours back in April 2024 but am late to have commented but I was really extremely impressed with the overall result of the enchanted event itself 🙂. I have certainly got to say 🙂. Do take care and all the best to you David 😉😊😊😉. From your friend Foxy in Brighton, East Sussex, England, UK 😊😊😉😉😊😊.
Fantastic 😊. Truly fantastic as usual David 😊. Do take care and all the best 😊. From Foxy 😊😉😉😊.
Glad to hear that you enjoyed the video. All the best.
Thanks for sharing this fantastic content :)
Glad you liked it. Thank you lovely cat people.
It is very cool to see the old model buses still running; the seats are still the original style too. That is nice that they have kept some of the older buses in such wonderful condition and that they are still running. With all the tremendous amounts of snow that we get here in Canada in the winter, our buses take a lot more wear and tear with the weather. Thanks for sharing the video with us, David =).
The condition to which these old buses are maintained and restored really is the icing on the cake. The owners invariably throw a lot of time and money into these vehicles by trying to keep them as authentic as possible. Hence, when you are travelling on one of these it's like stepping back in time.
@@Wheels-Wheels-Wheels That really is terrific =).
Gardner engine?
Yes Peter, thanks for your comment. Will add this info.
Thank you David for the video and the view of your beautiful English countryside =).
Much appreciated. We are lucky to have some nice countryside and attractive buildings in this area. Makes for a lovely bus ride, especially when it's on such a vehicle as this with so much character and no rattles.
Great 👍 thanks David for the video and taking us along, love the engine sounds
Thank you for your comment Bill, this bus certainly produces a lovely soundtrack. A visual delight too of course!
That old double decker dark green bus was very cool looking. Thanks for the video =).
Thank you for your comment. Glad you enjoyed the video, there will be more to follow from me at this event. The dark green and cream double decker you refer to is a 1956 AEC Regent. Have enjoyed a few rides on it at previous events.
@@Wheels-Wheels-Wheels Great =).
soo many buses and coaches were produced from 50s 60s 70s 80s onforth.
Thanks for your comment Dave. We had a great selection of vehicles to admire at the running day. Wonderful sounds too.
did u jump onto any of em to where ever the busses were going to?
Yes, took three rides on different buses. Videos to follow on two of them. Appreciate the comment. Hope all's well with you, I expect to make the Bank Holiday Bexhill 100 event this year for the first time. Like everything, depends upon the weather though!
@@Wheels-Wheels-Wheels that it does grrr hope it stay fine and dry then
2:02 the drivers cab of the GPO morris was interesting as they carried the spare tyre behind the drivers seat which must of been uncomfortable
Does look rather cramped doesn't it!
The larger post office telephone truck 6:58 would be more maintenance on the large parts of the telephone network cabling, just brilliant to see this, all the best, bill
Thanks for your comments Bill.
Hello David , 4:13 some really great content of the GPO morris here , really is and I’m greatly appreciate the time on this, and all the bits inside just make it magic 👍 thank you for this video, all the best, bill
Very nicely presented vehicle & contents.
me did vid of there too was in morning
Funnily enough, I was looking out for you. Will look out for your video as I suspect there were a few cars that went missing just as I was arriving. Threat of rain and all that, but it didn't really turn into much. Dried out rapidly once the light showers cleared.
@@Wheels-Wheels-Wheels me left before it rained grrr
David. I am so glad seeing your Broyle content. I sadly could not attend Broyle this year because I had to look after Benjamin the Rabbit on the day I was going to go and when I checked how to get to Broyle I suddenly realized and remembered that the Brighton and Hove bus route 28 no longer goes directly near to Broyle Showground where the Broyle Country Show generally takes place. Next year come 2025 I will be using a different transportation method as a means to get to Broyle Country Show I will probably go to Broyle via taxicab service come this time next year because of the bus service no longer serving the Broyle Upper Lodge Farm and all the rest of things but fortunately I am still up for Eastbourne Bus Rally 2024 on the other hand. All the best David 🙂. From Foxy 🙂.
Sorry to read that you didn't make it after all. Is it right to say that the bus which used to go along the Broyle now turns right after Ringmer and heads down to Laughton & Hailsham instead? If that's the case then it should still be able to travel that far on the bus and take the 20-25 minute walk from Ringmer, perhaps? Not sure on the bus routes so you might have to correct me on that. There may be a limited service on Sunday, but it might be do-able on a Saturday possibly. Never-the-less, I hope you had a good time with the lovely rabbits. As the weather was looking good for Sunday I didn't go to the concert at Worthing on Sunday after all, but went off to the Bexhill 100 event which popped up on Facebook that morning! Small but pleasant gathering, so that made for a totally unplanned change of event. See you soon, probably at the Eastbourne bus gathering next Sunday. All the best for now.
David my best friend 🙂. I am sorry I have taken a long time responding but after the rabbit duty was over I did look up once again directions to Upper Lodge Farm and there is another alternative bus stop to get off at and then take a roughly 20-25 minute walk from the bus stop to the event showground. Either I will do this alternative or take the taxicab alternative but will decide this nearing the time come Broyle 2025. Benjamin the Rabbit was ok but is missing his late companion, I'm so sorry to tell you of things David but Biscuits sadly died recently after being viciously attacked by a group of foxes going out hunting in the garden. I'm extremely sorry telling you of this. You take care David my best friend. All the best. From Foxy.
@@Foxys-Collective-Videography Thanks for the info Foxy. So sorry to hear about what happened to Biscuits the rabbit though. See you on Sunday at Eastbourne all being well.
only between u and foxy only do vids at that event no one else does. brill to see what turn's up.
Hi Dave, thank you for your comment. With a good show of cars and other exhibits I would expect more video coverage on here in general. Quite possibly it clashes with other events that other KZreadrs cover. Unfortunately Foxy missed it this year.
@@Wheels-Wheels-Wheels o danm was he else where?
@@classics144sportscarschannel No, he had some domestic issues to sort out.
he Broyle Country Show 2024. Commercial Wheels! Wheels! Wheels! love louis shirley
Thank you for your comment.
Very cool seeing all these old cars, they are awesome. Thanks David for sharing =).
Thank you for your comment. Have to say there was a great selection of cars at this event making the video all the more interesting. Lovely weather too, which made for a pleasant few hours looking at everything.
@@Wheels-Wheels-Wheels Lovely =). I found your channel through our mutual friend Foxy, and he told us your link on one of his Live's =).
you need a lot more subs for ur channel some what.
I am fairly happy to see a steady & gradual increase. Likewise, to some extent I'm not too bothered about total numbers just as long as I get a few likes and favourable comments. Hope you are doing okay.
@@Wheels-Wheels-Wheels thats brill , u will always get comments from myself ;-) am doing sort of ok despite inner issues?
@@classics144sportscarschannel Thanks you, always grateful.
see that u have a new type of cam vid of reflection in truck window, nice video thou.
Hi Dave, thanks for your comment. I have an additional DJI Action 3 in my collection now. Have to say the stabilisation is pretty good when walking around so it's well suited to that. Will of course continue to use the Sony when I need zoom, such as when following the vehicles around the arena from a single vantage point.
@@Wheels-Wheels-Wheels o brill , those action cams are ok some of em, myself only uses one cam vid .
@@classics144sportscarschannel Pleased with the results so far. It's great to know that the Action 3 is waterproof so can still keep going with one camcorder when the other is safely tucked away!
Absolutely brilliant and minted vehicles
Thank you for your comment. Hat's off to those rescuing and restoring these vehicles. Always a pleasure to see them out and about at such events. What I particularly admire is the standard of authenticity to which the vehicles are presented.
That was an outstanding video, thank you for sharing with us :)
Thank you for your comment lovely cat people.
The only question for the electric car, I would ask is: how long does it take to get out of one of these, and do you have to be stopped before you can make a hasty exit?
The Carver has two doors, one either side. The Microlino has one large front door. As with any car you can exit the vehicles in no more time that it takes to come to a halt and operate a door release. Thanks for your comment, I hope this answers your questions okay.
how many cars made it back ah???
Thanks for your comment Dave. In reality I doubt if that many would have gone back to London since there were options for the participants to continue to Paris and Geneva. The latter being far more appealing than a trip back to London I suspect!
@@Wheels-Wheels-Wheels more of a journey for them
Fantastic stuff David 🙂. Brilliant one 🙂. Excellent event the London to Geneva EV Rally for 2024 was today I must admit 🙂. Looking forward to their next event come 2025 🙂. Well done on hitting 765 subscribers today and I got through the Seaford Motorfest event and got my first video of it uploaded and later today should hopefully be getting my second and final video of it uploaded later today 🙂. All the best to you David 🙂. From your friend Foxy in Brighton, East Sussex, England, UK 😉😊😊😉.
Thanks Foxy. Must admit I wouldn't mind having either the Microlino or the Carver, they both look like fun. Glad to see that you made it to the Motorfest, though it seems many of the vehicles were leaving at the time you arrrived. What time did you get there? Some interesting stuff there never-the-less and I remember some of those vehicles from last year. Will of course look out for your part two very soon. Thanks to you my subscribers are increasing quite rapidly this seaon, so many many thanks indeed for that.
I, too, am here because Foxy recommended your channel. How nice that you are such great mates with so much in common! Thanks for sharing your videos, David! Your friend Gladys in Gettysburg Pennsylvania USA 🥰❤️🌹🇺🇸
Thank you for taking the time to comment on my video. It's great to visit events such as this as in a way they represent a trip back in time seeing and hearing all these old and historic vehicles. Tinkers Park has a character all of it's own. I am so pleased to have introduced Foxy to events such as this, and the classic cars shows etc, as they are not widely known by the general public.
Nothing can beat the extraordinary Expedient Brass Band. Excellent one David 😊👍👍😊. All the best to you 😉. From your friend Foxy in Brighton, East Sussex, England, UK 😊😉😉😊.
Always good to see them at Tinkers Park. Thank you for your comment.
Brilliant David, excellent one indeed 😊. Thanks for sharing this, all the best 😊. From Foxy 😊😉😉😊.
Glad you enjoyed the tractor walk around.
I will be taking this ferry in a week and a bit; I'm going camping in France.
Thank you for your comment. Hope all goes well for you.