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Truly incredible footage, especially of banff's main street. The one guy is just fixing the road while the bears just ignore him, truly a different time.
Rick- Thanks so much for posting this video. You have hit me at my weaknesses: I love vintage cars, and the great outdoors, and I was born in Delft, Holland. Liked and Subscribed.
I lived throughout this region for 20 years. Kootenay National Park is the quietest and least visited of the 4 contiguous National Parks, which with several Provincial Parks, preserve about 25,000 sq km / 10,000 sq miles of the heart of Canada's Rocky Mountains, the other National Parks are Yoho, Jasper, and Banff, straddling the Alberta - British Columbia provincial border. This road from Radium in B.C. to Banff in Alberta has long been a paved 2-lane highway but on a weekday in Autumn 2019 I passed only 10 vehicles going the other way on its 100 km / 60 mile length, in summer you may pass 50. The other Parks were getting crowded during summer until Co-Vid hit, Banff and Jasper towns are the main service centers. The Banff Springs Hotel was founded by the Canadian Pacific Railway in 1888 and was built in its present form in 1925, the celebrity guest list is one of the largest of any hotel anywhere, and it is still going strong with 1000 rooms and giant halls and dining rooms right out of Medieval Europe, it is now operated by Fairmont Hotels and there are many videos of it on UA-cam, as there are of this region in general. Great job on this film, Rick !
My dream road trip, 90 years too late. The Packard Dual Cowl Phaeton is the near-perfect car for the trip; visibility is nearly unlimited, plenty of room for gear, power, speed, comfort. All it takes is big bucks.
love this...just visited this area a month ago and its amazing that some is still recognizable from areas we drove through and stayed in the banff springs hotel turret on the far right...wish this music was on itunes
Black bears are relatively docile, it`s grizzlies and polar bears you need to show a healthier level of respect to. However, if you ever were confronted by a bear, running is the last thing you`d want to do, and maybe the last thing you`d ever do.
8:32 the good old days. Nowadays you can be charged with illegal bear feeding, a Class B Misdemeanor, which carries a penalty of up to six months in jail and a $500 fine.
Hello Rick, Thanks 🙏 for your effort, your efforts are really appreciated. Your technical skills are in different level. Music and video really takes me to 1930 ‘s.
In 1929 my newly married grandparents started their honeymoon traveling from Quebec's Eastern Townships all the way to Vancouver and return. They drove a 1927 Lexington. There were no modern roads at the time and outside of the larger cities the road consisted of little more than a dirt track. In many places, especially East of the prairies, the roadway consisted of nothing but logs lashed together to form a sort of washboard surface over muskeg. The trip took the entire summer. They had to change flat tires 26 times during that trip. The Lexington endured and my grandad spoke fondly of that car until the day he died.
The car they travel with is a precious one: a 1929 Packard 633 Dual Cowl Phaeton. The driver is wearing a knickerbocker. It was common for boys to swap the knickerbocker for a plus four when they got older (around 17 years). 7:48 and 8:00 seems like a 1927 Chevrolet Capital Tudor. 8:34 looks like a Ford model A 1928/1929. 12:00 Three men are wearing a Fez, a Turkish-type hat that was banned by Atatürk in 1925.
Packard Dual Cowl Phaeton? Are you sure? What about e.g. a 1929 Packard 640 touring www.prewarcar.nl/286368-1929-packard-type-640-touring or a 1929 Packard 633 Standard Eight Phaeton www.traumautoarchiv.de/html/6361.html Packard made a lot look-alikes in those days
@@emamotorbiker All the models you mention have been available from Packard as Dual Cowl Phaeton. What I do see is that it is a Packard and I see it is a Dual Cowl Phaeton. Another thing that strikes me about this car are the slots in the hood, but that happened in different models. Other Packards at that time had cooling doors there. I don't expect it to have been a 1928 because of the headlights. Given the ventilation grilles in the bonnet, it must have been a 1929 model 626 or a 633. Only the long chassis of the 633 was supplied by Packard as Dual cowl phaeton. So it is a 1929 Packard model 633 Dual Cowl Phaeton.
I noticed they went to the AAA office for a map . We travelled all around North America in 1971 with just one AAA map of Canada and the USA , not quite in the same style as we just had a VW !
That is not correct. Rick said that the film starts in Spokane, so AAA stands for American Automobile Assoc. (In Alberta, the similar organization is the AMA: the Alberta Motor Assoc.)
First thought on seeing momma Bear stood by Car door window----''Want your screen washed?'' Incredible scenery, good job, but better at 150% speed. --in my opinion.
I thought it was a house too, but in fact it is the Entrance gate to Kootenay National Park! I Googled it, but I guess it has been demolished. There are only old photographs of it on Google.
00:05 100% Packard. Maakte destijds veel op elkaar lijkende modellen. Welk model het precies is, is daarom heel moeilijk te bepalen. Het ornament op de motorkap is de godin van de snelheid a.k.a. "donut chaser". Hoe dat ornament aan die laatste naam komt, begrijp je wel als je dat ornament ziet 😁😁😁 cdn.drivingline.com/media/2314644/packard-goddess-of-speed-hood-ornament.jpg
Excellent, quite enjoyable. With one very respectful suggestion, IF--at all possible; would suggest an adjustment to increase the saturation of the Palette to bring out a more Vivid display of the Colors. While very admirable---looks abit 'antique' Thanks...
@@clark9992 yes you are correct. I’ve seen lots of those and it comes very close just like a tourist promotion. Mateo probably haven’t seen any before.
I’d like to point out 3 mistakes: The title of the clip at 6.09 is spelt wrong - it should be spelt “Floe Lake”. At 9.55 the title should change to “Mount Rundle”. The title of the last clip is wrong - a better title is “View from the Banff Springs Hotel of the Bow River”.
can u make world cup soccer footage of 1930 1934 1938 1950 1954 1958 1962 like this ?? and also can upscale to 4k for wc soccer 1970 1982 1990 1994 1998 2002 2006 ????
I can only do it if it is public domain and probably only from before around 1940. All more recent material will be copyrighted. UA-cam is very strict on re-using copyrighted stuff. I won't touch it, not even with a bargepole.
![Stunning and very rare footage of Scheveningen in the Roaring Twenties in color! [A.I. enhanced]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/PFyg-o3E1Ic/mqdefault.jpg)
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![Stadsgezichten van Alkmaar in 1923 in kleur! Alkmaar in 1923 in color! [HD enhanced & AI colorized]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/d6fXpJCyXQA/mqdefault.jpg)
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Weer een hele mooie film Rick. En wij in Nederland maar denken dat zwarte beren gevaarlijk zijn.
The footage of people and bears interacting peacefully is fabulous.
Truly incredible footage, especially of banff's main street. The one guy is just fixing the road while the bears just ignore him, truly a different time.
Rick- Thanks so much for posting this video. You have hit me at my weaknesses: I love vintage cars, and the great outdoors, and I was born in Delft, Holland. Liked and Subscribed.
Great! Pleased you enjoyed it.
Absolutely stunning fantastic soundtrack too, amazing job 👍
I lived throughout this region for 20 years. Kootenay National Park is the quietest and least visited of the 4 contiguous National Parks, which with several Provincial Parks, preserve about 25,000 sq km / 10,000 sq miles of the heart of Canada's Rocky Mountains, the other National Parks are Yoho, Jasper, and Banff, straddling the Alberta - British Columbia provincial border. This road from Radium in B.C. to Banff in Alberta has long been a paved 2-lane highway but on a weekday in Autumn 2019 I passed only 10 vehicles going the other way on its 100 km / 60 mile length, in summer you may pass 50. The other Parks were getting crowded during summer until Co-Vid hit, Banff and Jasper towns are the main service centers. The Banff Springs Hotel was founded by the Canadian Pacific Railway in 1888 and was built in its present form in 1925, the celebrity guest list is one of the largest of any hotel anywhere, and it is still going strong with 1000 rooms and giant halls and dining rooms right out of Medieval Europe, it is now operated by Fairmont Hotels and there are many videos of it on UA-cam, as there are of this region in general. Great job on this film, Rick !
My dream road trip, 90 years too late. The Packard Dual Cowl Phaeton is the near-perfect car for the trip; visibility is nearly unlimited, plenty of room for gear, power, speed, comfort. All it takes is big bucks.
Thanks for identifying the car. I'll add it to the timeline
This is wonderful. Your edits truly transform this footage and were done with an artist’s eye. The soundtrack is pretty wow too.
love this...just visited this area a month ago and its amazing that some is still recognizable from areas we drove through and stayed in the banff springs hotel turret on the far right...wish this music was on itunes
Thanks. Yes it is great music. Just search for Vadim Krakhmal on UA-cam. There is plenty more there.
The musical soundtrack is just wonderful. I looked up the composer.
How life should be thank you from the UK🇬🇧.
Wonderfully, great work again, and those bears 🐻 🐻 🐻 i would be 🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃
Yes these bears are great! My favorite part in this film. They are the main reason why I uploaded this
Black bears are relatively docile, it`s grizzlies and polar bears you need to show a healthier level of respect to. However,
if you ever were confronted by a bear, running is the last thing you`d want to do, and maybe the last thing you`d ever do.
Wow that view at the end...
Your videos are amazing 👏👏👏
My beautiful country Canada my home ❤🇨🇦
8:32 the good old days. Nowadays you can be charged with illegal bear feeding, a Class B Misdemeanor, which carries a penalty of up to six months in jail and a $500 fine.
priorities eh? Dying of 'natural causes''---starvation, because of do-gooder know-alls.
Hello Rick, Thanks 🙏 for your effort, your efforts are really appreciated. Your technical skills are in different level. Music and video really takes me to 1930 ‘s.
Really enjoyed watching this, thanks Rick
Spectacular! I watch all your films Rick and that's the word to describe them. Keep them coming, there's nothing better.
Thank you very much!
In 1929 my newly married grandparents started their honeymoon traveling from Quebec's Eastern Townships all the way to Vancouver and return.
They drove a 1927 Lexington. There were no modern roads at the time and outside of the larger cities the road consisted of little more than a dirt track. In many places, especially East of the prairies, the roadway consisted of nothing but logs lashed together to form a sort of washboard surface over muskeg.
The trip took the entire summer. They had to change flat tires 26 times during that trip. The Lexington endured and my grandad spoke fondly of that car until the day he died.
Wow, that certainly was a big adventure. By the way, we visited Canada including Kootenay three months ago and loved it!
Wow this is awesome thanks
Beautiful, thank you.
Canada is stunning, much like my own country of Scotland.
great comparison
There are seven million-plus of us who are proud descendants.
The Railway & the Hotel were built by Scots.
Loved It! Your Work is unbelievable!
Wonderful film..... Thank you so much for this.
What a beautiful, relaxing film with awesome music! Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it!
My beautiful Canada 🇨🇦 unspoiled back then. Great video, thanks 🙏
amazing
Stunning pictures of a beautiful country.
Wat een prachtige film weer!
Excellent archive
Amazing
Zo mooi weer! Proficiat 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
brilliant Rick thanks!
Awesome period movie 👌🏻😎
The car they travel with is a precious one: a 1929 Packard 633 Dual Cowl Phaeton. The driver is wearing a knickerbocker. It was common for boys to swap the knickerbocker for a plus four when they got older (around 17 years). 7:48 and 8:00 seems like a 1927 Chevrolet Capital Tudor. 8:34 looks like a Ford model A 1928/1929. 12:00 Three men are wearing a Fez, a Turkish-type hat that was banned by Atatürk in 1925.
Packard Dual Cowl Phaeton? Are you sure? What about e.g. a 1929 Packard 640 touring www.prewarcar.nl/286368-1929-packard-type-640-touring or a 1929 Packard 633 Standard Eight Phaeton www.traumautoarchiv.de/html/6361.html Packard made a lot look-alikes in those days
I'm guessing that the men wearing the Fez probably belong to the Shriners fraternal organization.
@@emamotorbiker All the models you mention have been available from Packard as Dual Cowl Phaeton. What I do see is that it is a Packard and I see it is a Dual Cowl Phaeton. Another thing that strikes me about this car are the slots in the hood, but that happened in different models. Other Packards at that time had cooling doors there. I don't expect it to have been a 1928 because of the headlights. Given the ventilation grilles in the bonnet, it must have been a 1929 model 626 or a 633. Only the long chassis of the 633 was supplied by Packard as Dual cowl phaeton. So it is a 1929 Packard model 633 Dual Cowl Phaeton.
@@Ramon73 Ok, thanks! 🙏
Shriners convention at the Banff Springs Hotel by the look of it.
I noticed they went to the AAA office for a map . We travelled all around North America in 1971 with just one AAA map of Canada and the USA , not quite in the same style as we just had a VW !
AAA…..Alberta Automobile Association. The film starts at the Palliser Hotel in Calgary.
That is not correct. Rick said that the film starts in Spokane, so AAA stands for American Automobile Assoc. (In Alberta, the similar organization is the AMA: the Alberta Motor Assoc.)
This is rather cool.
Magical time travel
8:02 oh they're so cute..the mother must be hungry asked for food..
First thought on seeing momma Bear stood by Car door window----''Want your screen washed?'' Incredible scenery, good job, but better at 150% speed. --in my opinion.
150% speed would be to fast.
@@bartobruintjes7056 147% then
@@MrDaiseymay haha
beautiful
Those people used to live on earth as we do today. But none of them are alive now. This is a magic of motion pictures in color.
Yep, it's like a window into the past, gives me chills.
The house at 2:00 is awsome for this years
I thought it was a house too, but in fact it is the Entrance gate to Kootenay National Park! I Googled it, but I guess it has been demolished. There are only old photographs of it on Google.
The car is a Packard
00:05 100% Packard. Maakte destijds veel op elkaar lijkende modellen. Welk model het precies is, is daarom heel moeilijk te bepalen. Het ornament op de motorkap is de godin van de snelheid a.k.a. "donut chaser". Hoe dat ornament aan die laatste naam komt, begrijp je wel als je dat ornament ziet 😁😁😁 cdn.drivingline.com/media/2314644/packard-goddess-of-speed-hood-ornament.jpg
Lovely job on the improvements of the old video, we know the area very well. Also, AAA stands for Alberta Automobile Association.
Thanks for the info!
No, AAA would stand for American Automobile Association, since the first scene is in Spokane, USA!
Echt fantastisch Rick88888888
excelente
Looks like only rich can able to afford this kind of trip in those years
Why stop at the AAA to pick up a map?
Just follow the only road.
shop 911
Beautiful images! I belief the car is a cadillac. Edit: it seems I’m wrong and the car is more likely a Packerd.
Packard
UM DOS VIDEOS MAIS LINDOS QUE JÁ VI. A CENA DO SENHOR INTERAGINDO COM OS URSOS É SIMPLESMENTE INCRÍVEL,
Yes the scene with the bears is also my favorite
Lindo! Parabéns.
Pavements/sidewalks always seem so relatively clean in such films. No chewing gum.
Muy bonitos recuerdos 🤗🤗🤗🌎🇲🇽
Looks wonderful. Did anything ever happen in Canada at any time?
No, go back to sleep.
Wow what a enormous stone building out in the middle of nowhere where full of life where and what building was that and is it still opened today
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banff_Springs_Hotel
Famous Canadian Pacific Railway Hotel...... Afternoon tea still going strong.
@@rpm1796 very cool
The hotel is actually not in the middle of nowhere. It’s only a 5-minute drive from the town of Banff.
Excellent, quite enjoyable. With one very respectful suggestion, IF--at all possible; would suggest an adjustment to increase the saturation of the Palette to bring out a more Vivid display of the Colors. While very admirable---looks abit 'antique' Thanks...
I have no control over the colorizer software (DeOldify).
Lindo lugar, linda época.
Sir how did you managed care on your equipment's all this time in this park ?
Awesome. Is the Old World hotel still there?
Yes.
I think that man mistook that bear for a puppy dog.
Я еду за рулем и смотреть пока не могу... Только слушаю симфонический оркестр - 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍♥️♥️♥️👍👍👍👍
😎👍👊👏👏👏Maravilha🙏
Bravo 👏 champagne 🥂 🥂 🥂 🥂 🥂 🍾😂
❤️😎❤️😻❤️👍❤️
👍
Я ОБЯЗАТЕЛЬНО ПЕРЕСМОТРЮ ВСЕ ВАШИ ФИЛЬМЫ КОГДА БУДУ БЕЗ РУЛЯ .......☝☝☝☝
♥️♥️♥️♥️👍
9:03 two babe bear ..so Q ..
All i see a rich couple hiring a camera man to take pictures of themselves and a little nature. The beginning of the selfie
I think they are actors, and the film is a tourist promotion for the Canadian Rockies.
@@clark9992 Indeed. That could be.
@@clark9992 yes you are correct. I’ve seen lots of those and it comes very close just like a tourist promotion. Mateo probably haven’t seen any before.
+ + + Rommel + + + yesssssssss que du + + + Amigo
Wonderful, do you know who the people are/were in the film?
No, sorry
I’d like to point out 3 mistakes: The title of the clip at 6.09 is spelt wrong - it should be spelt “Floe Lake”. At 9.55 the title should change to “Mount Rundle”. The title of the last clip is wrong - a better title is “View from the Banff Springs Hotel of the Bow River”.
I guess you didn't enjoy the film either...
13 зрителей ждут начала премьеры, но уже стоит 14 лайков
Watching this film one begins to realize that short life expectancy 100 years ago may not have just been diet and disease related.
do continue--
Скажите...
Сейчас этот парк ЖИВ???🥺 В Канаде же сейчас много горит лесов....😳
Это место сохранилось сейчас 🤔😳🤔??
😳😳😳😳😳
can u make world cup soccer footage of 1930 1934 1938 1950 1954 1958 1962 like this ??
and also can upscale to 4k for wc soccer 1970 1982 1990 1994 1998 2002 2006 ????
I can only do it if it is public domain and probably only from before around 1940. All more recent material will be copyrighted.
UA-cam is very strict on re-using copyrighted stuff. I won't touch it, not even with a bargepole.
19....?
I guess you saw the title, so no need to ask
How is the black bear mom not killing them?
Canadian bears are nice bears
Manners.
I love the cars. Why did young men wear their pants in their socks? The older men wear pants as normal?
Rule #1, all males on a motoring vacation must wear Plus 4s.
Back when most women where still virgin till wedding night .
that hasn't been the case in the west since 1400s
R S You are so naive and probably still single at home with your parents.