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michaeljameskerrigan
United Kingdom
Registrace 8. 07. 2011
I am a lifelong lover of all things related to graphic design, photography and movie making. At nearly 75 years of age and entering the home straight of my life there is SO much I still want to achieve. And to this end I am going to paint, write and make LOTS of new movies. Watch this space!
JANEY & ME
Just a short collection of photos of me and my lovely partner enjoying our lives together!
zhlédnutí: 17
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MY BROTHER'S WEDDING DAY
zhlédnutí 58Před 10 měsíci
My brother Chris and his wife Janice on their wedding day. 21st May 2022
A BIT OF A SAFARI
zhlédnutí 123Před 11 měsíci
'A Bit of a Safari' features our Mum on her mobility scooter along with myself (camera operator) and Paul on his bicycle at the Oak Hill Nature Reserve in Goole.
OUR TOWN GOOLE 2023
zhlédnutí 111Před 11 měsíci
Our Town Goole 2023 is the latest movie featuring our mum on her latest 'portable' mobility scooter as she 'test drives' it around her home town of Goole.
JOYCE'S NEW SCOOTER
zhlédnutí 78Před rokem
Burnby Hall Gardens, Pocklington on a beautiful sunny afternoon. Mum's first trip out on her new mobility scooter with son Mike and his partner Jane.
OUT FOR A SPIN
zhlédnutí 35Před rokem
Filmed in 2014 by my brother Paul Kerrigan, this is a short film featuring our Mum and myself out for a spin in Mum's home town at the time; Sutton on Sea, Lincolnshire. I edited and produced the film and, in the process, deliberately ignored the title, theme and lyrics of the soundtrack in favour of its delightful accompaniment to the joy we all experienced. And despite the fact that rain neve...
I have the Hardback DORLING KINDERSLEY DK EYEWITNESS GUIDES Book of TRAIN. Discover the story of railways - from the days of steam to the high - speed, sophisticated trains of today. In association with THE NATIONAL RAILWAY MUSEUM.
Victorian Era 1837-1901. Edwardian Era 1901-1910.
A Rural Policeman was assigned to a village and a special house was provided for Lodging. They tended to integrate better within the community and became trusted and popular.
If only we could incorporate our current constabulary to adopt the same attitude into society. But it's a fast changing world. So divorced from how things used to be in the 'old days' when a local constable used to ply his beat; knock on doors to make sure everyone was secure. All gone.
Thanks.
VR
Thank you.
You're welcome.
A Law Enforcement Officer riding past on his bicycle.
On some of the other videos of Beamish, I have seen a Local Policeman Constable.
it is lovely seeing how polite the lady engine driver was to the visitors
With reference to the lady engine driver; She was indeed both informative and a delight to listen to and observe during her duty as a employee at the Beamish Museum. She delivered her knowledge with enthusiasm and with respect to the history and fascination we all appreciated during our visit. What a wonderful experience.
I wonder how much coal they use every time they have the working replica in steam. my Granny told what it took to keep a coal fire going in her front room back when she was younger. I remember her talking about the time she went to Crewe on a steam train
I learnt how to do sums in £ s d at school, and Beamish certainly brings back memories.
i learnd how to do this in school pounds shillings and pence and had forgot all about it until now i went to cornthforth primary school
Thanks for your comment! Yes, being in my seventies now, pounds, shillings and pence was the norm until the UK opted for decimalisation on Monday 15th February 1971. At that time I was a one man operator/bus driver with Leeds City Transport - with all the associated confusion I had to contend with in helping my passengers get to grips with it all! What a mad few months that was before we all got used to the new system!
"It's worth a bob or two" used to be a common acknowledgment that something of value was worth the purchase price. A shilling was worth 12 pennies. Two Shilling equalled 24 pennies. A Two Shilling piece was worth the same and was called a 'Bob'. A minted 'crown' was worth five shillings and half of its value was minted and recognised and known as a 'half crown'. And then there was the division of pennies. Ha'pennies or half-pennies were the lowest common denominator of the British sterling system for many years before it was retired prior to the proceeding decimalisation in the 1970's. Back in 1958 Two 'Bob' would buy you two pints of Mild and a fish and chips with sixpence change. Here's a question: Just as the famous 'Penny' featured the current Royal Assent on the primary facia of a coin and Britannia on the obverse, what was depicted on a half-penny?
@@michaeljameskerrigan an old sailing ship
Nice, but you are forced to buy a years membership just to visit once. Even museums can't escape modern marketing.
So true. Though it's OK for people living in close proximity to the museum who can take advantage of the option of visiting it as often as they want within the timescale, but for 'us others' - who haven't that facility - it's a bit rich to have to pay such an almost extortionate price just to experience this wonderful museum. So true; it's 'Modern marketing' as you suggest. Thanks DudeAbides.
How much is the cost ?? I am planning a vacation around the UK visiting all the mills that will be in steam to see the engines run this would be a good one to see too .
@@johnsiders7819 ..think its £19.50 per adult...free parking
It's a bit of an ask. But in 'Beamishes' defence I think its worth it.
I went a few weeks ago
Here's hoping you'll visit again. Just like me!
Fantastic day out
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NICE and sweet memory. Thank you.
Thank you for your comment. This little film was made from love and appreciation of the people who bring this wonderful museum to life. Am looking forward to making more films about Beamish just as soon as this dreadful virus has been beaten.
I haven't been to BEAMISH Museum since 1992.I also have good memories visiting when I was kid . I recently checked BEAMISH The Museum website. BEAMISH Museum is still going strong today, even this nasty covid virus going round. But you now have to book a slot ticket. Because of safety measures, which is I agree that is very understandable. But booking slot hasn't stop people coming to visit the wonderful BEAMISH. Thank you for posting and share the CZcams video :)
My pleasure! Thank you for your comments. I am looking forward to the time this dreadful virus has been beaten and visiting this wonderful museum - and making another film - once again.