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Thank you ❤

This is the type of film to take me to my dream world... far from this contemporary mess of today.

It is so surreal but awesome as well to hear these particular stories actually spoken as have had the *Haunted Guildford* book ever since it came out and have read it multiple times but hearing it spoken feels way more genuine and spooky ❤😊

No comments and no views? Unbelievable as this has brought back huge memories! I loved this as I didn't have to "play" I could just watch it... With a Dad who had a "beeb" at home, this was an absolute staple.

Where's the rest of it???

I was there tooooo , mind blowing

What has happened to all your crime documentaries? :o

Ah, such wonderful, vivid memories... blue water, sunny skies, sailing in our Seaview One Design [No 61] during the warm summers - but then, inevitably, a grey Solent and the dark, chilly sky that hung over our Christmas holidays - with brisk walks along the Duver, then back home for tea! My word... that was 60 long years ago. How very lucky we were! (PS: What is the lovely music you've added?)

Great show. I wish there were more episodes available. RIP Tim.

If i won the lottery id buy this and add all the OG figures and add a scare maze and maybe a hotel.

there also, one of the high points of my life!

Hi, I watched a couple of your great videos a few weeks ago (Horizon Air Crash and others) and they have all gone! Have they all been taken down? Please repost the Air Crash one somewhere!! Thanks

Ian had a DEMONIC spirit hanging over him, you can see it in ever picture he was in.

Sorry that UA-cam have been so petty. Will you let me know where you move the baranados series to so we can still see them. Thanks for your hard work Phillip 🤗

You'd think the "worst street in London" would lend some notoriety and bring in more tourist money

That’s my mum and dad in the oatcake shop lol we use to live upstairs 😂

I love this song

Ian imortal

That dog followed them everywhere!

The whole upstairs is maths😭 and its changed so much😢

Wonderful clip of father and son, not forgetting Arthur's second wife Venetia or Ven as she was known. Ven who was married before until her first husband's death, was left the house seen in this video.

I remember watching this with my dad.

Brilliant footage sadly the Isle of Wight is not like this anymore, due to the world we live in and peoples selfish attitudes.

that poor lady living in those conditions 55 years ago ..long gone now

These were important historical sites, now they are just ugly modern buildings....

Thanks for uploading these. I used to love this and other tim Grundy shows

Wow, I miss this place. Used to visit every year I was in I.o.w. so sad it had to close. Great memories.

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Great film

CALTHORPE BETTER LOW-KEY

Alan Titchmarsh's long lost brother

Does JMAS has its own UA-cam ?

LovedJo in Ideal 👍😎

Must be strange for the people living in that house now, knowing Ian died there. RIP Ian

dont let humpty fall in the sea....keep him safe..... if you let him fall into the sea...you shall all be made to walk a plank to your deaths over the cliff.....you have been warned.....from the blackgang-chine...humpty fan club..... do you know folk's that the blackgang humpty has his own version of the song....we think its better.......humpty dumpty sat on the bed, little bo-peep was giving him xxxx, all of a sudden she started to weep, she could tell by the taste he'd been xxxxxxxx her sheep.

what do they do with the theme-park -props they no longer want to display.???.....are they just thrown in a skip.?.....or do they sell them on ebay....???

And Hammersmith then had proper residents. Cared for each and other - community focused!

You would be hanged for filming this today.

Ha ha....he says, at the end, that the towers were built by the monks for somewhere to hide from the Vikings. The towers were there before Christianity came to Ireland. It was formerly a Pagan religious site. The Christians took over the Pagan sites and that's why you always find Christian monasteries beside round towers. The monks weren't stupid, they knew that if the locked themselves in a round tower, the Vikings would pile trees around it and burn them out. Instead, the monks ran into the thick forests, that covered Ireland back then, and escape the Vikings. The forests were destroyed by the English and the wood was exported to England, to build ships and houses.

Beautiful York 1950s I think. My late sister 1953~ 2001 Kathryn's ashes in Museum Gardends. Home Again. ❤

That super rowdy hardcore devil's music -- I don't think Walt would have approved.

This is a brilliant capture of my first ever local playground, the wonderful Battersea Fun Fair.

Its actually quite a sad looking gravestone which is heartbreaking seen as he was and still an icon to many round the world,and id of thought his house would have a blue plaque on it

12:06 The shop in Godshill, my mum and elder sister worked there in early 70s, I was 15 years old in 1970, just left school and enjoying life

An impressive gathering of J.T. R. Experts. At least one expert is missing , Philip Sugden. Author or the definitive history of the J.T.R. murders "The Complete History of Jack The Ripper".

I have pictures of my children taken on the balcony surrounded by flowers when we visited in the late 1970's. I was really sad to see it had gone when I went back a few years ago, it was little gem

Omg, I have to try and go someday!!!

Visited this place in the 70s , absolutely terrified me as a kid but it was fascinating too , sad to hear it's gone now

This was open every day of the year from what I remember. I visited with a girlfriend in my teens during the winter season 77/78 and it was dead , no customers . Its was a labyrinth with low beams at head height, no windows , staircases. we'd got half way round and all the lights went out. They would turn off the lights if the place was empty to save money. Pitch blackness , spooky as f. Creepy waxworks. And low roof beams. It would have made a good start for a horror movie .

Went as a kid with family and friends at night in the 1970s. For some reason the night time visit added to the "experience". I suppose like all things, it had its day and by the 21st C, the place felt underinvested and old.