A 1976 BBC production featuring my Grandfather John Owen (Jac y Bugail) and Erwyd Howells. It was uploaded from a very well watched video tape so please don't expect HD quality. Enjoy :)
thanks for the lovely comments. I'm glad that you've enjoyed the film and I feel very lucky to have this record of my Grandfather which I can pass down to future generations ☺
Great viewing, my late brother was one of the catchers in the shearing shed, I usually went up there in shearing time but didn't go that yr, I went to Australia for 25 yrs & came back to Aberystwyth in 2005 when my brother died, been trying for yrs to get this footage, & it was only by researching Erwyd Howells that I stumbled upon it. Great memories 👌
@@mariem1701 I have saved it on my UA-cam account, thank you so much for the film. My brother & I used to work weekends & holidays for Christopher Evans peeling stakes etc, we were about 13 & 14 when we first started, good money for us in those days, then at Xmas we would go turkey plucking for Mr Raw Rees at Llandre, happy days, not a care in the world 👍👍
That was a brilliant program. It had me glued. I enjoyed the characters, the farming and the language. I spoke to a shepherd last time I was up there. He was training a dog. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for showing. A very interesting film. Hilarious watching the man cut the tag out of the ear, imagine what that would do to the record book today.
You allways see sheep but rarely a Shepard there a lot more to raising sheep than just putting them in a field to graze I never realized it's such a harsh job respect to the Shepard and farmers it's not easy as you think
Ffilm gwych iawn. Roeddem ni yn ffermio ym Mhontarfynach ar ben Cwm Rheidol - ac mi roedd fy nhadcu yn siwr yn adnabod Jac y Bugail ac yn sicr Erwyd Howells. Diolch yn fawr.
thanks for the lovely comments. I'm glad that you've enjoyed the film and I feel very lucky to have this record of my Grandfather which I can pass down to future generations ☺
Amazing life and hard
Great video love the old videos.harder times back then and harder people.
Great viewing, my late brother was one of the catchers in the shearing shed, I usually went up there in shearing time but didn't go that yr, I went to Australia for 25 yrs & came back to Aberystwyth in 2005 when my brother died, been trying for yrs to get this footage, & it was only by researching Erwyd Howells that I stumbled upon it. Great memories 👌
That's very interesting- are you able to download a copy of this for yourself?
@@mariem1701 I have saved it on my UA-cam account, thank you so much for the film. My brother & I used to work weekends & holidays for Christopher Evans peeling stakes etc, we were about 13 & 14 when we first started, good money for us in those days, then at Xmas we would go turkey plucking for Mr Raw Rees at Llandre, happy days, not a care in the world 👍👍
@@geoffozevans4500 you must be the Geoff Evans that had the gs 750,i remeber you and youre brother ,working with my pap all them years ago
@@stephenduggan2623 that's me, I went to Oz from1980 till 2005 , I came back when my brother was dying to look after mum. Nice to hear from you 🙂
That was a brilliant program. It had me glued. I enjoyed the characters, the farming and the language. I spoke to a shepherd last time I was up there. He was training a dog. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing - a way of life almost gone but not forgotten thanks to posts like this
Come to any extensive sheep farm in the world, and you'll see the timeless repetition of this cycle of hard work, attention and devotion.
Very well produced, and very enjoyable... Thank You for this Treasure...
Thanks for showing.
A very interesting film.
Hilarious watching the man cut the tag out of the ear, imagine what that would do to the record book today.
Oh I now difficult enough to get the tags in since they bend all the time
Thank you so much for posting this. Loved seeing the Shepherds, border collies and sheep in action.
You allways see sheep but rarely a Shepard there a lot more to raising sheep than just putting them in a field to graze I never realized it's such a harsh job respect to the Shepard and farmers it's not easy as you think
what a fabulous documentary. thank you so much for uploading!
thank you
Many Thanks I really enjoyed watching this! :0)
Bloody good shepherd him be
Quality ......
Ffilm gwych iawn. Roeddem ni yn ffermio ym Mhontarfynach ar ben Cwm Rheidol - ac mi roedd fy nhadcu yn siwr yn adnabod Jac y Bugail ac yn sicr Erwyd Howells. Diolch yn fawr.
Tapadh leibh airson an uinneag iongantach seo a cho-roinn san àm a dh ’fhalbh!
A way of life unfortunately that is disappearing.
What country does the documentary show?
It was mainly filmed on Pumlumon by the Village of Ponterwyd in Wales