I think I remember JH from a children's tv programme in the 60s, called, I think, How? I thought this film would probably not catch my interest, but it really did.
For years now I've been, with expert enthusiasm and resources, working to ensure the survival of my stepfather's legacy - his broadcasts and his books. Jack survives in print, on a large repertoire of DVDs and solid state storage, on 16mm reverse-negative film securely stored, and in the cloud.
Could question. My stepdad said that what vexed him about dying was not being able to satisfy his insatiable curiosity as to "what happened". You can get some idea of what he expected from these lines that JH wrote in the year he died ... thetuesdayswim.com/2012/01/15/an-un-earthered-poem-by-jack-hargreaves/
Perhaps you have, and didn't know. But Jack's 'Ghost' was entirely real. It's that in the dusk, in the meadow where she grazed she could walk up to you like a grey phantom.
Ghost is indeed, gone but her foal lives on into old age. The sounds on Out of Town are all library sounds edited by Dave Knowles - no coconuts. Dave's a perfectionist! Stan, Jack's long term cameraman on OOT, always filmed mute.
I love watching anything with Jack in it....But at the same time they make me sad.......
Same here..
Absolutely!……no big match after!! 😢
I know what you mean 😪
Where has our country gone and what have we become as a people?
Totally agree.
So much knowledge has died alongside jack an others like him
Loved watching Jack on old country and How. Quality programming. Sadly missed.
I think I remember JH from a children's tv programme in the 60s, called, I think, How?
I thought this film would probably not catch my interest, but it really did.
I remember series too…🧐🇮🇪
Thanks for posting this Simon, I know it was a while ago now.
I have a medlar tree in my orchard. It's beautiful. This is such a lovely gentle yet sad video. Kudos❤
As a young man I grew up watching this charming man. A true gent, a true patriot.
Exellent more like this
Quel vibrant éloge de la marche et du pays natal.
Historical Importance of These is hugh...
For years now I've been, with expert enthusiasm and resources, working to ensure the survival of my stepfather's legacy - his broadcasts and his books. Jack survives in print, on a large repertoire of DVDs and solid state storage, on 16mm reverse-negative film securely stored, and in the cloud.
medler! i have this tree and never knew the name. thanks old chap.
I planted 20 last year - thanks to the deer, there are only 9 left ..... a bit better protected now ;
medlar 😊
This' is bliss 😊🎉
Great little video thanks Simon for sharing.
The good old days🇮🇪🇬🇧
Gotta drive there lad
Then we'll walk
Belting information and education here
Wish I'd paid attention to these programmes in my 20s but I was working
‘Medlar mush’ tastes good, a bit like fruity peanut butter.
Wonder what he’d make of England now.
Could question. My stepdad said that what vexed him about dying was not being able to satisfy his insatiable curiosity as to "what happened". You can get some idea of what he expected from these lines that JH wrote in the year he died ... thetuesdayswim.com/2012/01/15/an-un-earthered-poem-by-jack-hargreaves/
He would be disgusted like most of us
Indeed he would @@davegillman6296
@davegillman6296
Im not disgusted. England is still lovely for the most part. You just have to get out there and wander, as I do.
I wish I could walk with a ghost 👻
Perhaps you have, and didn't know. But Jack's 'Ghost' was entirely real. It's that in the dusk, in the meadow where she grazed she could walk up to you like a grey phantom.
ghost is probably a ghost by now😢 someone overdid it with the coconut halves.
Ghost is indeed, gone but her foal lives on into old age. The sounds on Out of Town are all library sounds edited by Dave Knowles - no coconuts. Dave's a perfectionist! Stan, Jack's long term cameraman on OOT, always filmed mute.
@@SimonBaddeley Thanks. That explains it then.cheers
I'm sure the french call medlars dogs arse😂
Yes, 'cul de chien', and Shakespeare called the fruit “open-arse”