Steam back to the Forties 2023, North Norfolk Railway 1940's Weekend 2023
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- #Forties #WW2 #sheringham
Steam back to the Forties.
Sheringham / Holt / Weybourne, Railway stations, 1940's weekend 2023. Out & About in Sheringham, Weybourne and Holt. Norfolk September 2023.
Number one of Two videos of the weekend.
Music, Vehicles, and people in 1940s style fancy dress.
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Filmed with Panasonic Lumix GH2
Edited with Davinci Resolve 18.6
Thanks for watching friend! As always, catch you in the next one.
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Nice video great camera work as usual as always I am really enjoying your lovely videos and camera work keep your lovely camera work up I am really looking forward to seeing your next video I hope you get a nice video next time also when is your next video going to be on UA-cam. Also I have liked and subscribed bye for now Philip
Thank you
Thanks for a very good nostalgia video. Was brought up in Sheringham. From about 1943 when I was 5.
Was a youth in training at post office telephones in Cromer.
Now live in Victoria Canada.
I look at the faces but don’t recognise anybody and or what’s happened to Sheringham over the years.
Glad you enjoyed, I’ve several videos on North Norfolk, on my UA-cam channel. Thanks for watching
Was nice chatting to you. Glad you liked the Jeep and enjoyed the event 😊
Like wise, glad you enjoyed the video, I’ll subscribe to your channel, thanks for watching
It's an amazing weekend. Well Done Sheringham and the Poppy Line Steam Railway!
Yes it was , thanks for watching
Absolutely brilliant Tony 💫
Thanks for support
Excuse my ignorance, but I had never read or seen documentaries relating to the landings of American troops in the United Kingdom. Here in Italy the landings that took place in Sicily, in Anzio (Lazio) and, of course, the well-known landing in Normandy are known. So I kindly ask when and how the Americans came to the UK. Thank you very much for your availability and collaboration. Anyway, great video!
Interesting point you’ve made there…
Americans, as UK allies, were actually based in the UK as a European operations centre, with Normandy landings sailing from the UK to France - similarly, there were many US air bases in the UK, as aircraft would not have been capable of flying directly from the US to bomb targets in Europe.
I hope this helps?
@@modelrailpaulceeYes, many thanks!