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I love the clowns! The second group has one with gambling dice polka dots on his costume. Their hats are great too. I think some of the people are dressed up like playing cards. It's hard to tell, though.
For those wondering, when ladies wanted to ride those bicycles with that long a dress, it was best to have a chain guard and big fenders so they didn't get caught in anything. Which it looks like the ladies are using here. They would have bike races dress full to the nines like that.
Yup. And I remember getting my pants leg caught in my bicycle chain once when I rode it with the chain guard off. It really chewed up my good pair of pants and my mom was NOT happy with me. (:>/
...yer OLD if you remember the days when there were boy's bikes and girl's bikes...I remember my poor brother was used to riding a girl's bike - easy to get off of when you were learning how to ride (all us boys learned how to ride on girl's bikes)...the first day he rode a boy's bike he forgot which bike it was and tried to dismount as the bike fell over...OUCH!!!
@@mohammedcohen Yup, I'm old, for sure. I remember WHY girls' bikes were made that way - girls wore skirts and dresses when they rode their bikes to school, and quite often at other times too. It was normal.
At 0:06, I was warning the bandsman, "Look out!". I loved watching this parade. Part dead serious, part comical, and full of heart. Reminds me of the small town parades I had fun watching when I was growing up in the 1960's in Ossining, NY. It's awesome to look at faces and see the sunshine from 120 years ago.
The parade is celebrating not just the coronation of the new king, but also the vastness of the British Empire. On a side note, bicycles were relatively new and a huge fad back around the turn of the century.
It's 330am and I'm watching this with tears in my eyes. Not through patriotism or royalism though. Because every single person captured in this film had a life; a sweet, beautiful, painful, challenging and achingly short life. They are all gone, just like we will all be gone, all too soon. Everything that was important to them, everything that felt so big and so urgent is gone. It's all just shadows now, tricks of light, sterile bits of data that give you the illusion of meeting the eyes of some who you will never, ever meet or know.
I was born in 1989. It always amazes me that 87 years before my birth (so not an exaggerate amount of years then) people was still driving in carriages and on horses, just like in the wild west period. What an amazing, and tragic, century that was.
Its astonishing the rapidly technological evolve during the XX century, i was born in 1986, just 74 years after the Titanic sinking, and look all that have changed. It seems that the pace of technological evolve have being drastically reduced in the XXI century, we are still living mostly like we lived in the 80s with the exception of the internet and smartphones, not very drastic if you compares the changes from 1910 to 1980.
Hells bells! My own 90 year old father remembers carriages and horses. And even though motorised vehicles were becoming more common (though the vast majority of people still didn't own a car) when he was a child in the 30s, during WW2 horses, carts, pony-traps etc had a resurgence in the UK because petrol was so heavily rationed.
What a wonderful scene. I couldn't help thinking how sad it was that this community would be so devastated by the Great War. The Accrington Pals were part of the Pals Battalions idea in response to Kitcheners call for volunteers. All the men from the same community would volunteer together to form a local battalion. The Accrington Pals first saw action on the first day of the Battle of The Somme, the bloodiest single day in the history of the British army. They were two years in the making and twenty minutes in the destruction. They lost three quarters of their number taking their first objective, the rest became prisoners in the German counter attack. Whole streets lost their fathers, husbands, or brothers in one day. Such brave, ordinary men and such a tragedy for this community. I'm sure this parade would have been a fond memory their loved ones would look back on.
And the ironic thing about it was the First World War was a useless waste of time. All their bravery and sacrifice was for nothing at all and they and their families would have been much better off if they had stayed at home instead of throwing everything away in a pointless war.
@@frankclough380 World War I is often portrayed as pointless in comparison to the rather uniquely obvious war against evil that was World War II. However, from the British perspective Imperial Germany was building a fleet designed to threaten our own home defence fleet, which was a direct challenge to our home security They had demonstrated their ruthlessness in their attempted genocide of the Harero people of German Southwest Africa before the war and their invasion of neutral Belgium demonstrated Imperial Germany's contempt for international law. Britain was a co-signatory on Belgiums internationally agreed promise of neutrality which meant Britain was one of the nations that agreed to defend that neutrality. As a maritime power and an Island nation with a broad overseas trade network, defence at sea and international law was of vital importance to Britain. So, in reality we had several good reasons to go to war with Germany and put a stop to them. Unfortunately, we had to do it all again 21 years later.
@@stanleydangerfreak2325 There was no substantial difference between the European powers during the late colonial period and no one of them was better or worse than any another. Any person of reasonable intelligence could have foreseen what would happen if the industrialized nations of Europe went to war with each other. Nothing at all was gained by that pointless and catastrophic war and much was lost. Everyone in Europe would have been much better off and the course of human history would have been much better if they had not bothered fighting their idiot war.
Wow looking at them look into the camera, just has me wondering, they never will know that we are watching them on YT today. 100+ yrs and we get to see them living, moving, laughing and smiling 🥲
@@_Bran lmao wooooosh. Right over your head eh lol. #clueless No shit Sherlock. I'm interested in what we can see in the mirror because we have such little to see during this type as film goes
I'd love to know what some of the costumes were supposed to be representing. Women in kimonos, men in blackface, French clowns, the guy split down the middle black and white, country maids, a man wearing a sign saying "on the road to the work-ouse". Political statements, satirical humor or turn of the century pop culture references? Bicycles were supposed to be quite the craze in the late 1800s/early 1900s as we see here.
I'm 50 and can remember as a kid looking at family photos. I understood from my grandparents and great grandparents that back then different countries and cultures fascinated people. Travel was a big thing and without internet to take us any place in the world other countries would have been so interesting and unusual. It was all in fun, not political.
Some you can see are clothes of a century earlier, 1790s, 18th century outfits, others are wearing Jacobean outfits, some Medieval and other historical outfits. The others are wearing, as you mentioned, satirical and clownish clothing. Others are wearing the best clothes they got. They're celebrating the British Empire as well as the coronation, that is why
Thanks for the use of a concert band transcription of "Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1" for the soundtrack. And an outstanding performance as well. What band is performing it?
Absolutely wonderful to see and lovely music. I have to give it to the people back then in their skill with handling the horses but gobsmacked those apes they trained to ride the bicycles and wave was truly amazing. Nice to see Al Jolson there too at the parade too, dead popular back then up North. This should be X rated as I saw a flash of ankle in some scenes, shocking!
@@ericrdutton yeah that one doesn't get attention it deserves. Everyone is too busy up on the desk havin' bleedin' flying lessons or having an argument. Not that it's even a proper argument
And a long damned time in coming too. Back in '75 the BBC did one of their typically excellent television series on Edward. More a series of filmed stage plays really. Oh, the writing! Timothy West did a superb job in the lead role. Yes, he had a LONG wait but lived the best life - for a guy...at that time - you can imagine. All the best food (for England that is), drink, loads of some of the most cultured and "expert" mistresses Europe had to offer, the finest cigars, I mean...what's not to like? Perhaps the best of all possible lives a man could live. Oh, and he became king!
Great Britain concluded the Anglo-Japanese alliance in 1902 when this film was shot. At that time Great Britain has not alliance with any countries due to her Splendid Isolation policy. Anglo-Japanese alliance was an epoch-making because it was the first equal treaty which was signed between white people and colored people in the human history.
Yea he's actually just on his way to the work house and got caught in the festivities. Hopefully he didn't get fired for being late and smelling like horse crap!
A sign of how far we are already removed from this past is the number of commenters who are astonished that people living in a world of horse manure are not even bothering to avoid stepping in it. And we're not doing anything to avoid pumping hundreds of billions of tonnes of CO2 into our air and lungs. Different times, different transportation technology, different levels of tolerance.
@fishhead06 - Wow!!! I didn't know you have managed to pump hundreds of billions of CO2 in the air all by yourself! And I say this because people have been so brainwashed into making each person feel guilty for throwing a little here and there making them believe it's them who are making this ecological damage to the planet when, in fact, it's those same accusers of the little, individual person, who really cause the damage. Can you compare your negative personal ecological imprint with that of the giant tire factories who pollute the air in unimaginable ways, or to the companies that produce chemicals so dangerous that have to be placed under tons of dirt, or radiation waste after producing and using their products (just to mention a few examples)? Those are the real destroyers of the planet. Not even all non-industrialized individuals put together could compete to reach the damaging measure of these giants. But, if you want, you can continue to feel guilty for your insignificant negative ecological impact and think you can really make a difference towards changing what the are totally uninterested to change because that is what brings them all their wealth and the power to rule you, yes, you, the little guy.
@@robinsydney140 Dude, all I said was we (as a species, not me nor you personally, but as human beings) are emitting about 45,000,000,000 tonnes of CO2 into the atmosphere annually. I'm sorry if you interpreted my comments as either taking or assigning personal responsibility to anyone. It's a global problem; it's a global responsibility, with, yes, special responsibility assigned to those of us who are privileged to live in some of the more economically, democratically, environmentally, and climatically endowed parts of the globe. Interesting question to me is why people on the internet are so prone to project statements or sentiments on to people that their interlocutor never actually expressed?
@@TyrSkyFatherOfTheGods Pizz off, aptly named fishhead. CO2 is a natural part of our atmosphere. And climate change has always happened -- it's such a "look, squirrel!" problem. The real threat we are facing is the rapid erosion of our liberties at the hands of tyrant morons.
@@kck9742 When, in Earth''s history, have tens of billions of tonnes of CO2 been emitted annually for more than 100 years? And you're calling other people morons?!
Hilarious that so many are commenting on the horse💩 when back then horse 💩 was everywhere😂 I imagine that after a life time of stepping over it, they probably gave up stepping over it.
Imagine in 120 years someone renders today's tiktoks into 3D holograms or whatever amazing technology they have to make them more relatable to the audience of the day 🤣
@@mohammedcohen I'm opposed to modern-day wokeness, but it would be foolish to think that people in 1902 were unencumbered by this kind of stuff. They just got butthurt over different things. Call it "cant" - as Byron did in the 1820s -, or call political correctness, but this kind of kill-joyism and holier-than-thou attitude has been around since the beginning of mankind. (The preface to Théophile Gautier's novel Mademoiselle de Maupin is an awesome takedown of 1830s 'wokeness', in case you're interested.)
I would have preferred less music and some crowd and horse's sound instead. To me this sound really don't match with the video... But great colorised video anyway.
exactly. I appreciate the video but so many have this perception we constantly want music blaring. No we don't. i always have to turn the sound off lest I think I'm watching a movie
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Imagine, it's 119 years ago and you literally step in shit and think "Ah well, only a few people saw that, it'll be fine".
LMHO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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@@maryagal 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 What a legacy!
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That involved....a lot more bicycles than I was expecting.
That’s an understatement lol
Bicycles = tons of less poop.
This is the English showing off their latest military technology
@@TheLifeisgood72 At least that technology did not end the world with a push of a button.
a lot more bicycles and a lot more Pierrots...
One hundred twenty years later, we are enjoying this parade as if we were there!
THANKS!!
Talking of Parade, is it Avenue Parade they are coming down, The Adelphi Pub on the right ?
One hundred twenty years later and we're still steppin on shit in the streets
I love the clowns! The second group has one with gambling dice polka dots on his costume. Their hats are great too. I think some of the people are dressed up like playing cards. It's hard to tell, though.
For those wondering, when ladies wanted to ride those bicycles with that long a dress, it was best to have a chain guard and big fenders so they didn't get caught in anything. Which it looks like the ladies are using here. They would have bike races dress full to the nines like that.
Yup. And I remember getting my pants leg caught in my bicycle chain once when I rode it with the chain guard off. It really chewed up my good pair of pants and my mom was NOT happy with me. (:>/
...yer OLD if you remember the days when there were boy's bikes and girl's bikes...I remember my poor brother was used to riding a girl's bike - easy to get off of when you were learning how to ride (all us boys learned how to ride on girl's bikes)...the first day he rode a boy's bike he forgot which bike it was and tried to dismount as the bike fell over...OUCH!!!
@@mohammedcohen Yup, I'm old, for sure. I remember WHY girls' bikes were made that way - girls wore skirts and dresses when they rode their bikes to school, and quite often at other times too. It was normal.
@@Chazd1949 boys usually had problems dismounting a boy's bike after learning on a girl's bike...but it only happened ONCE...
dressing and eating/mealtimes were the main thing back then
At 0:06, I was warning the bandsman, "Look out!". I loved watching this parade. Part dead serious, part comical, and full of heart. Reminds me of the small town parades I had fun watching when I was growing up in the 1960's in Ossining, NY. It's awesome to look at faces and see the sunshine from 120 years ago.
The same Sun they saw, we see today.
@@DinoAlvarez4115 Shit really
The parade is celebrating not just the coronation of the new king, but also the vastness of the British Empire. On a side note, bicycles were relatively new and a huge fad back around the turn of the century.
These are safety bicycles, bicycles in general had been around for at least 50 years.
It's 330am and I'm watching this with tears in my eyes. Not through patriotism or royalism though.
Because every single person captured in this film had a life; a sweet, beautiful, painful, challenging and achingly short life. They are all gone, just like we will all be gone, all too soon.
Everything that was important to them, everything that felt so big and so urgent is gone. It's all just shadows now, tricks of light, sterile bits of data that give you the illusion of meeting the eyes of some who you will never, ever meet or know.
They were destined to live those times
@@hackersrule1 My man. Jaws wrote something far more deep that what you replied. Still right though.
Vídeos antigos são verdadeiros memento mori.
hope everything''s ok
The moral being don't take this life too seriously.
I was born in 1989. It always amazes me that 87 years before my birth (so not an exaggerate amount of years then) people was still driving in carriages and on horses, just like in the wild west period. What an amazing, and tragic, century that was.
Its astonishing the rapidly technological evolve during the XX century, i was born in 1986, just 74 years after the Titanic sinking, and look all that have changed. It seems that the pace of technological evolve have being drastically reduced in the XXI century, we are still living mostly like we lived in the 80s with the exception of the internet and smartphones, not very drastic if you compares the changes from 1910 to 1980.
"Wild West" 😂
Hells bells! My own 90 year old father remembers carriages and horses. And even though motorised vehicles were becoming more common (though the vast majority of people still didn't own a car) when he was a child in the 30s, during WW2 horses, carts, pony-traps etc had a resurgence in the UK because petrol was so heavily rationed.
@@clairenoon4070 Yep i still remember the odd horse and cart in the 1970s.
I knew several people born more than a hundred years before you!
100 years later and we get to watch the same parade. It’s so interesting to see. Thank you for sharing!!
121 years later
@@alt777-in9lw ok you’re right on the specifics lol. Still very cool overall 😊
@@klutzycutie I agree!☺
I remember this like it was yestarday , i was 30 years old back then in 1902 , lots of emotions and pride 😢
😂😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😅😅
What a wonderful scene. I couldn't help thinking how sad it was that this community would be so devastated by the Great War.
The Accrington Pals were part of the Pals Battalions idea in response to Kitcheners call for volunteers. All the men from the same community would volunteer together to form a local battalion. The Accrington Pals first saw action on the first day of the Battle of The Somme, the bloodiest single day in the history of the British army. They were two years in the making and twenty minutes in the destruction. They lost three quarters of their number taking their first objective, the rest became prisoners in the German counter attack. Whole streets lost their fathers, husbands, or brothers in one day. Such brave, ordinary men and such a tragedy for this community. I'm sure this parade would have been a fond memory their loved ones would look back on.
And the ironic thing about it was the First World War was a useless waste of time. All their bravery and sacrifice was for nothing at all and they and their families would have been much better off if they had stayed at home instead of throwing everything away in a pointless war.
@@frankclough380 World War I is often portrayed as pointless in comparison to the rather uniquely obvious war against evil that was World War II. However, from the British perspective Imperial Germany was building a fleet designed to threaten our own home defence fleet, which was a direct challenge to our home security They had demonstrated their ruthlessness in their attempted genocide of the Harero people of German Southwest Africa before the war and their invasion of neutral Belgium demonstrated Imperial Germany's contempt for international law.
Britain was a co-signatory on Belgiums internationally agreed promise of neutrality which meant Britain was one of the nations that agreed to defend that neutrality. As a maritime power and an Island nation with a broad overseas trade network, defence at sea and international law was of vital importance to Britain. So, in reality we had several good reasons to go to war with Germany and put a stop to them. Unfortunately, we had to do it all again 21 years later.
@@stanleydangerfreak2325 There was no substantial difference between the European powers during the late colonial period and no one of them was better or worse than any another. Any person of reasonable intelligence could have foreseen what would happen if the industrialized nations of Europe went to war with each other. Nothing at all was gained by that pointless and catastrophic war and much was lost. Everyone in Europe would have been much better off and the course of human history would have been much better if they had not bothered fighting their idiot war.
All wars are bankers wars
People in this film look so animated as if they are still alive today. Those have come to visit us in 2022 by transcending 120 years.
Wow looking at them look into the camera, just has me wondering, they never will know that we are watching them on YT today.
100+ yrs and we get to see them living, moving, laughing and smiling 🥲
Más y más amigo, estos videos son los mejores que he visto en mí vida !!!
Thank you so much for making this available.
Absolutely fascinating!
That was one of the most remarkable things I've ever seen!
Sad to realize that all the kids in this video probably ended up on the western front a little over a decade later :(
The Accrington Pals battalion lost about 60% of its people on the first day of the Somme, there’s a really good play by Peter Wheelan that covers it
Thanks a lot for the video, appreciate it
What a truly magnificent piece of film I was spellbound
5:00 thats so fascinating you can look in the mirror and make out the other angle
I imagined seeing my own reflection looking at the video from the future in the mirror.
this must be what people thought when they first saw a mirror
That is generally how mirrors work my guy
@@jahonten5 so that makes it less cool and not worth putting into my university project about this footage around the WW1 time then?
That's too bad
@@_Bran lmao wooooosh. Right over your head eh lol. #clueless
No shit Sherlock. I'm interested in what we can see in the mirror because we have such little to see during this type as film goes
I just realized that the victorian era just recently ended when this was filmed
Great discovery. Elgar was a good choice
I'd love to know what some of the costumes were supposed to be representing. Women in kimonos, men in blackface, French clowns, the guy split down the middle black and white, country maids, a man wearing a sign saying "on the road to the work-ouse". Political statements, satirical humor or turn of the century pop culture references? Bicycles were supposed to be quite the craze in the late 1800s/early 1900s as we see here.
I'm 50 and can remember as a kid looking at family photos. I understood from my grandparents and great grandparents that back then different countries and cultures fascinated people. Travel was a big thing and without internet to take us any place in the world other countries would have been so interesting and unusual. It was all in fun, not political.
I think some of the costumes are meaning to represent different cultures/people in Countries that were colonies of Britian at the time
Some you can see are clothes of a century earlier, 1790s, 18th century outfits, others are wearing Jacobean outfits, some Medieval and other historical outfits. The others are wearing, as you mentioned, satirical and clownish clothing. Others are wearing the best clothes they got. They're celebrating the British Empire as well as the coronation, that is why
Incredible video with an amazing remastering work !
5:30. Head Morris Man: "Alright, Lads, Center up on the on the dung pile, and we'll dance right here!
Time flies so fast, now we see history, later they in the future will also see us as history
I remember marching in parades (piper) having to avoid the leavings of a horse or two.
A year before the first flight, 12 years before the outbreak of WW1.
Shaddap
No shit
Calm down boys.
We got a genius here
First flight? Orville and his bro weren't the first ones to fly, perhaps a working "airplane" I guess though
5:14 is that a chimney?
Thank you so much
Thanks for the use of a concert band transcription of "Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1" for the soundtrack. And an outstanding performance as well. What band is performing it?
"Over 'ere mate, want to count how many will run over the droppings?" --big boy to little boy
Fabulous!!!!!!
Wonderful vintage film.
......and yet 12 years on from these happy scenes something very different
5:08 mark is my favorite, just because the reflections on the mirrors were so clean and clear, it gave a view if behind the camera
Only if the mirror showed the cameraman/woman, that would have been interesting
crazy to think every person here has passed away. rip!
Absolutely wonderful to see and lovely music. I have to give it to the people back then in their skill with handling the horses but gobsmacked those apes they trained to ride the bicycles and wave was truly amazing. Nice to see Al Jolson there too at the parade too, dead popular back then up North. This should be X rated as I saw a flash of ankle in some scenes, shocking!
The close up replay was comedic gold
4:50 . . . anyone else strangely fascinated by the mirror?
I half expected Graham Chapman to walk in to the scene telling everyone too stop, it’s all too silly
He was probably too busy presiding over a meeting of the Royal Society for Putting Things on Top of Other Things.
@@yamabushi170 haha I just watched that one!
@@ericrdutton yeah that one doesn't get attention it deserves. Everyone is too busy up on the desk havin' bleedin' flying lessons or having an argument. Not that it's even a proper argument
thank you so much great video
The one dude easily able to maneauver around the 💩. That’s skills!
everything just climbs out off screen on me ...amazing
Lots of interesting faces and personalities on display here.
No way.. the coronation of queen victoria's successor, what!!!
Piękny film.
that's unbelievable...😲
The dedication where's the pooper scooper when you need them
Could have used a DJ but pretty good celebration overall
Amazing!
And a long damned time in coming too. Back in '75 the BBC did one of their typically excellent television series on Edward. More a series of filmed stage plays really. Oh, the writing! Timothy West did a superb job in the lead role. Yes, he had a LONG wait but lived the best life - for a guy...at that time - you can imagine. All the best food (for England that is), drink, loads of some of the most cultured and "expert" mistresses Europe had to offer, the finest cigars, I mean...what's not to like? Perhaps the best of all possible lives a man could live. Oh, and he became king!
Great video and... Oooooooh yeaaaaah!!!
My home town
This parade was mesmerizing and so extra 🤣 love it ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Great Britain concluded the Anglo-Japanese alliance in 1902 when this film was shot. At that time Great Britain has not alliance with any countries due to her Splendid Isolation policy. Anglo-Japanese alliance was an epoch-making because it was the first equal treaty which was signed between white people and colored people in the human history.
Amazing pictures.
At 5:14 you can see the camera filming in the reflection of the mirror very briefly..
Anybody know the context of the man’s sign ‘on the way to workhouse?’
Yea he's actually just on his way to the work house and got caught in the festivities. Hopefully he didn't get fired for being late and smelling like horse crap!
A filmagem e uma prova que tudo aconteceu e simplesmente maravilhoso hoje rever o passado espetacular
Where abouts in Accrington was this I’m thinking possibly Whaley road?
Avenue parade?
The building on the bottom right could be the old adelphi pub.
It's a shame the camera doesn't pan round a little
This was 10 years before the Titanic sank... DiCaprio was only 7 years old !
The England flag with its Union Jack in the top quadrant is great.
Agreed
Thats the flag of the Royal Navy my man
This marks the end of the Victorian Era
What was all these people doing? (besides marching)?
119 years later, holy crap
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@@paulo0651 You replied to yourself with a question...
A sign of how far we are already removed from this past is the number of commenters who are astonished that people living in a world of horse manure are not even bothering to avoid stepping in it. And we're not doing anything to avoid pumping hundreds of billions of tonnes of CO2 into our air and lungs. Different times, different transportation technology, different levels of tolerance.
True. But in both scenarios you describe, the flora is flat giddy.
@fishhead06 - Wow!!! I didn't know you have managed to pump hundreds of billions of CO2 in the air all by yourself! And I say this because people have been so brainwashed into making each person feel guilty for throwing a little here and there making them believe it's them who are making this ecological damage to the planet when, in fact, it's those same accusers of the little, individual person, who really cause the damage. Can you compare your negative personal ecological imprint with that of the giant tire factories who pollute the air in unimaginable ways, or to the companies that produce chemicals so dangerous that have to be placed under tons of dirt, or radiation waste after producing and using their products (just to mention a few examples)? Those are the real destroyers of the planet. Not even all non-industrialized individuals put together could compete to reach the damaging measure of these giants. But, if you want, you can continue to feel guilty for your insignificant negative ecological impact and think you can really make a difference towards changing what the are totally uninterested to change because that is what brings them all their wealth and the power to rule you, yes, you, the little guy.
@@robinsydney140 Dude, all I said was we (as a species, not me nor you personally, but as human beings) are emitting about 45,000,000,000 tonnes of CO2 into the atmosphere annually. I'm sorry if you interpreted my comments as either taking or assigning personal responsibility to anyone. It's a global problem; it's a global responsibility, with, yes, special responsibility assigned to those of us who are privileged to live in some of the more economically, democratically, environmentally, and climatically endowed parts of the globe.
Interesting question to me is why people on the internet are so prone to project statements or sentiments on to people that their interlocutor never actually expressed?
@@TyrSkyFatherOfTheGods Pizz off, aptly named fishhead. CO2 is a natural part of our atmosphere. And climate change has always happened -- it's such a "look, squirrel!" problem. The real threat we are facing is the rapid erosion of our liberties at the hands of tyrant morons.
@@kck9742 When, in Earth''s history, have tens of billions of tonnes of CO2 been emitted annually for more than 100 years? And you're calling other people morons?!
Ladies and Gentlemen!! Now entering the ring, from Sarasota, Florida…The Machoman Randy Savage!! 4:39
Yesterday's children thats gunna be us soon
Apparently two things were pretty popular in Accrington in 1902... Bikes.. and blackface...
Fabulous
That’s a lot more blackface than I expected…
chimney sweeps - that was a BIG THING in those days (Mary Poppins anyone???)
@@mohammedcohen Chimney sweeps in leotards made of leaves?
@@warped_rider lol
I guess that’s a way to live out their fantasies. That real melanin is such advantage though... Keeps the dark skin healthy looking & youthful.
@@sherlitafields6281 not sure global life expectancy stats would agree.
It sure is a long waiting game for that fashion to return
Great stuff.
They knew how to have fun in those dayz!
The mother of monarchy , Victoria, had gone, now they could argue the dynasties amongst themselves in The Great War!!! Elgar s music very apt!!!
WOW I just watch the 100 years old horse poop.
Video: [wants me to care about Edward VII's big day]
Me: "They're not even TRYING to avoid the shit!" 😳
Hilarious that so many are commenting on the horse💩 when back then horse 💩 was everywhere😂 I imagine that after a life time of stepping over it, they probably gave up stepping over it.
So nice
No Meghan or Harry. - it’s already a winner in my eyes.
The beginning of the Edwardian era!!
How are we watching this
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What stalwarts! Smiling as they dance in horse…poop!😆
Very cool indeed
The music reminds me of victory parade in The Return To Oz :D
Imagine in 120 years someone renders today's tiktoks into 3D holograms or whatever amazing technology they have to make them more relatable to the audience of the day 🤣
Why wasn't anyone there to clean up after the horses?
I suspect stepping in horse apples was just a part of everyday living back then
that one wagon damn near fell apart right there and then
Sooo... the parade was clowns, advertisement, and male cheerleaders? The past was wild, man 😂
😅
They're not male cheerleaders, they're Morris dancers, which is a kind of folk tradition.
So extra 🤣
...wild...yes - and unencumbered by today's cretinous 'political correctness/wokeism' horseshit!!!
@@mohammedcohen I'm opposed to modern-day wokeness, but it would be foolish to think that people in 1902 were unencumbered by this kind of stuff. They just got butthurt over different things.
Call it "cant" - as Byron did in the 1820s -, or call political correctness, but this kind of kill-joyism and holier-than-thou attitude has been around since the beginning of mankind.
(The preface to Théophile Gautier's novel Mademoiselle de Maupin is an awesome takedown of 1830s 'wokeness', in case you're interested.)
Did they just not care about stepping in 💩 back then or something lol? That would be a day ruiner for me.
i concur
It was probably everywhere and it probably got tiring to try and avoid it all day.
Nah everybody smelled like shit back then anyway, so nobody cared.
Same with blackface, a sensitive people they were not back then lol
horses were still used for transport
Blackfacing 1902 - working in a coalmine
3:00 the clearly underfunded fire brigade.
Looks like Portland without the violence.
Did the camera man just zoom on to the shit?
I would have preferred less music and some crowd and horse's sound instead. To me this sound really don't match with the video... But great colorised video anyway.
exactly. I appreciate the video but so many have this perception we constantly want music blaring. No we don't. i always have to turn the sound off lest I think I'm watching a movie
He used to put sound effects but they were kind of terrible and everyone complained. Music is much better.
i can't do it, anytime I start hearing music, I start thinking I'm watching a movie again... I'd rather have no sound at all