My idea is it mostly may be a slave trying to escape, if not then maybe it was war person running through the grass, or it's the person getting kicked out from the stadium
That was contestant no.3 (of 3), Frenchwoman Honorine de la Bocage-Bocage competing in the long discontinued Hedge Traversing event which basically involved finding your way through a thick hedge in your Sunday best in the shortest possible time. Honorine won the bronze and went on to serve as a massage therapist in the First World War, in later years becoming one of Normandy's leading topiarists.
@@LastcallforAlcohol It's a tragic reality that we're faced with here, folks. A real tearjerker, if you ask me. It's a reminder of the fragility of our human connections, and the importance of building strong and supportive communities that can weather the storms of life. Let's take a moment to reflect on the significance of this moment, and to redouble our efforts in creating a world that's worth living in - one that's defined by kindness, compassion, and understanding. BTW, You revived this one year old post!
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6:20 damn, there was a 'stop oil' protestor even in the early 20th century😂
I keep wondering what happened at 6:25? ;-)
Here is what I guess: The kid was able to sneak into the stadium, so the guards ran fast to catch him and throw him out of the stadium
@@televisionhallofclassics869 Looks like a grown woman running out from the woods.
@@michaelbarnhart2593 oh, I thought you were talking about after the footage where a person goes on the stadium
My idea is it mostly may be a slave trying to escape, if not then maybe it was war person running through the grass, or it's the person getting kicked out from the stadium
That was contestant no.3 (of 3), Frenchwoman Honorine de la Bocage-Bocage competing in the long discontinued Hedge Traversing event which basically involved finding your way through a thick hedge in your Sunday best in the shortest possible time. Honorine won the bronze and went on to serve as a massage therapist in the First World War, in later years becoming one of Normandy's leading topiarists.
Wow! Did I just saw a 1908 footage? Guess if any of them are still alive!
Are you dumb?
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@@LastcallforAlcohol It's a tragic reality that we're faced with here, folks. A real tearjerker, if you ask me. It's a reminder of the fragility of our human connections, and the importance of building strong and supportive communities that can weather the storms of life. Let's take a moment to reflect on the significance of this moment, and to redouble our efforts in creating a world that's worth living in - one that's defined by kindness, compassion, and understanding.
BTW, You revived this one year old post!
I think the marathon guy who came in second is still alive.
@@DominicR-y5d His name?
What is happening around @2:23
That's the original Vault. It's changed significantly since then.
Thank you!!
Que buen material y documento histórico de aquella época tan solo saber que Porfirio Díaz aún gobernaba México 🇲🇽 y Estados Unidos de americana ni siquiera tenian 48 estrellasen su bandera
That first discus event looks strange. Did they have a standing discus throw?
King Edward VII
6.25 women runs out of shrubbery. Wat da f that about ?
love to watch Olympic Games and sport
2:38 When you really, really need to, but the Olympics are on.
Interesante los Juegos Olímpicos de 1908 debe ser la primera pero el año 776 hay nació las olimpiadas en Grecia
Wow eres el único comentario y eres realmente reciente aunque las olimpiadas modernas iniciaron en 1896 en Grecia 🇬🇷 Atenas
Los Juegos Olímpicos de la Antigüedad son de 776 A.C hasta la época de Justiniano. Los Juegos Olímpicos modernos comenzaron en 1896.
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