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What fantastic historical footage. Thank you for sharing! Who would have thought, a VC10 at AKL. Much more exciting than 320's, 787's and others...

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Is that when the cotter was clean 🤔

i read about the strange and unique animals in that crater. what a wild place niugini really is

Love it hope to move to French Island next year. Sick if the Rat Race. Love the Super 8 footage look.

Lived there in my teens, loved the seventies ❤

Do you know round about what year this was recorded? Thanks

I have one of these cameras. There is a tape stuck in the pocket, when I open to eject the tape eject mechanics dont happen as they do in this video. unfortunate.

VC10 footage is FAB! ❤

ahh foggy memories of my childhood thankyou for sharing this footage

It’s a waste of money

Taughtq in a high school, took the students tramping in NZ. All safely learnt new skills, had some risks and heaps of fun. All gone now gps mobile phones eperbs. Every year we should go digital free globally for a week as sure as chickens lay eggs one day the entire scam will crash for a month.

I was born in Suva, Fiji (1956) On June 8, 1957 my father John Mitchell, was a crew member on the MV Sea Pearl. The engine room caught fire forcing her crew to abandon ship into 2 lifeboats. There was no loss of life. The only food in the lifeboat was a box of NZ apples, which supplied some nourishment and hydration. I cannot remember how long they were lost at sea. One day a small plane flew overhead and dropped something out of the window. The men rowed to it and found a tobacco tin with a scribbled map, showing the way to the Wewak River, where they were led to a Catholic Mission, where my father and his crewmates recuperated for one month. After a month, the crew members were flown home to their respective countries. I'm assuming they were at sea for a week or more, especially as they had to recuperate for one month! My mother told me the shipping company's owner knocked on her door one morning to advise her that the ship was lost at sea and a search had begun. I can't imagine what she and my father went through! I was 6 months old and my older brother was 2.5 years old! My father never returned to sea to work after that as he thought "I could have died and left my wife with 2 small children!) My parents immigrated from Suva, Fiji to New Westminster, BC Canada in 1964. He workedas aa heavy-dutyy machinist in BC, installing machinery into dams, pulp mills, and other large construction sites throughout BC. At the start of his retirement 1977, he built a 35' Bruce Roberts fiberglass sailboat, all by himself, and enjoyed his retirement sailing through the Gulf Islands, Vancouver Island and inside the Georgia Straight in British Columbia, Canada with friends and family. My parents passed away in the port city of Nanaimo, BC I loved hearing my father stories about his adventures on the sea. My parents were adventurous and were married for 53 years. They're gone now and I miss them dearly. He taught me the love and respect of nature and the sea and she taught me to just keep on loving. I will always remember the Wewak River and would love to visit that area one day! Thanks for reading! Thelma Mitchell

The light brightness control and the defuser got rid of most of the flickering but there is a little flickering left. I didn’t mind that as it shows it was a film that had been converted. A white background such as snow was probably the worst film I could have chosen as a sample.

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Another superb graphic to watch while listening. Excellent work.

I’m so enjoying listening to this story.

Very relaxing and informative story. 👍✅

Really like the graphics on your videos. Excellent to watch very relaxing while listening to this story. 👍

hi do u know how to transfer the video from this camera to digital video?

Wow makes me nostalgic for a time I will never get to experience 😢

I had one of these growing up as a kid. Some of my oldest memories involve this exact VHS rewinder. Thank you for posting this.

Nice equipment there mate. Beta was a better quality picture than VHS for sure. Cheers 👍😎🇦🇺

Such a fabulous background.

Tough times for these young people.

Like the picture backgrounds, lovely to watch as I listen.

This is very enjoyable to listen to.

What a Great Story to hear, I will follow each episode. 👍✅

I really liked these old cameras, weren’t they great. 👍

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Hi! What kind of tape do these use? Is it Hi8 or 8mm?

A classic masterpiece train and loco. When i saw this i remember the song One Way Ticket by Eruption. Thank you

This is a legend front loading compare to the older version top loading. I have this piece a JVC model. Thank you for your video 👌

This is good Holden. The classic Holden is lost in time and considered to be a vintage. The modern Holden looks very robust stylish and dynamic. Only thing that this car lost to others is the fuel consumption quite high

The first part is probably Burma depending on the traditional clothes that the girls wear. The second part I'm not sure maybe Pattaya or perhaps Hong Kong

Definitely The Railway in River Kwai. I love the locomotive if you could upload video of locomotive in 1970s in Malaysia. Thank you so much great picture very nostalgic

Could be Thailand and Penang Island

Most probably in Java Indonesia

Can you create chapter markers?

Its is truly incredible how much Bali has changed since the 1980's. Imagine different it would have been in the 1880's!

6:17 nice a Qantas 707

3:24 4:50 5:50 which one do you think is the 747 that had its interior shown at the start of the video

0:09 0:22 0:27 Nice interior for the 747

2:25 2:29 3:54 4:54 The jumbo jets look great

didn't realise the merry-go-round was so old

Thank you for providing this video, I have the same model camcorder and I needed to be sure of how to use it, so well done!

This looks like Canberra civic pool

Beautiful the was best of Wewak we can not see it now.. Climate change has destroy the beautiful beach we have. ,sorry true. the best is gone

How do you rew/ff wo a remote

I got to Canberra in 1980, there was always Guses for a coffee or a milkshake in Yass.