Caravan Concourse (1966)
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- čas přidán 12. 04. 2014
- Longleat, Wiltshire.
A meeting of caravan enthusiasts - they race, compare parking skills and relax.
M/S of a country lane, panning shot follows a car towing a caravan. M/S of two sets of cars and caravans passing cyclists on a lane. C/U of arrow sign pointing towards the "Caravan Rally". M/S of the two caravans driving to a stately home, pan to show a field full of caravans. A caravan pulls up and is directed by officials to a parking space. C/U of officials talking to the family in the car.
M/S of a car parking, a man uncouples the caravan and switches on gas cylinders. M/S of the man's wife and children getting into the caravan. M/S of children filling water tanks from an outdoor tap in front of the stately home, they transport the tanks on rollers. M/S of a troop of Morris Dancers drinking tea outside a caravan, they get up. Various shots of a mixed Morris Dancing team performing in front of the caravans.
Various shots of a cars towing caravans around an obstacle course - a chance for the enthusiasts to compare their parking skills (several traffic cones are squashed). Various shots of a caravan race on a disused airfield. Point of view shot from inside one of the cars - spectators and more caravans whizz past in a blur. More shots of the race.
C/U of two small children. M/S of several people standing around a barbecue, tilt down to sizzling sausages. M/S of a man feeding sausages to a poodle. C/U of a boy eating a sausage. More shots of the barbie. M/S of a man standing next to a moored motorboat , he waves to his children and they run over to him. M/S of the family motoring along the river and waving. M/S of a man driving down the river in car converted into a boat, towing a houseboat. M/S of another "amphicar" passing the houseboat, the drivers wave at each other. More shots of the first amphicar pulling the houseboat, a girl stands on the bow. Cuts exist - please see separate record.
FILM ID:359.09
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When i watch these old films of my youth and see England today it makes me want to cry .
@@SteveGreenwood-gb7dc its.between.63.n.67.million
Yes, all those Humbers, Cambridge estates and Zodiacs. All gone now. And the cardigans. I really miss the cardigans
It wasn't like this. it rained and we were poor. most people couln't afford any of this.
@@stewartellinson8846 we are still poor , there was no easily available credit in those days , you had to save up before you could buy " stuff" . Our supposed wealth is an illusion, we are now just massively in debt .
@@stewartellinson8846 Not true. My parents were working class and we rented a house. We had one simple holiday every year in Scarborough and my dad didn't get a car until he was well into his 30s but life was fun. Of course it rained back then. If it didn't rain we'd all have died off decades ago ffs. One of the main differences back then was the fact that we weren't brain washed by consumerism. We didn't have adverts telling us we need to upgrade or that we were worth it and we deserved expensive (yet usually unnecessary) stuff. As kids we made toys. We found bits of old bikes and bolted them together, we played football, built tree houses and had fun. We didn't feel deprived or depressed. Life was an adventure. When we got our yearly holiday is was an amazing treat that we appreciated. Kids today all seem to be sulky and spoilt. If they don't get the latest version of iphone they think they're being abused and they're more bothered about gender issues than getting on with being kids.
even my dad in the 1960's and 70's would go on holiday in a suit and tie!! His one concession to July heat, undoing his top button, removing his jacket and rolling up his shirt sleeves! I NEVER saw my dad in shorts!
Same here. I remember my grandad on the beach sitting in a deck chair on a blazing day in his suit and boots lol
My mum and dad never wore swim wear, great memories.
Absolutely correct!
Yup my dad has never worn a pair of denim jeans in his life …now 90 years old
We used to spend two weeks, in Wales, in a static caravan with no bathroom, no hot water, no toilet and no heating!! Happy days 😂😂😂
Old timers knew how to enjoy life and had fun.
Memories of our Sprite caravan holidays in the late 60s and early 70s were so happy.
Fabulous footage. Super to see so many classic caravans - Sprite, Eccles, Fairholme, Cheltenham to name just a few! 🚗🚌😃👍
Great video, Aqua rolls as well, and not to forget the bbq 🍗👍. Love the little flags and the car with the periscope on the roof.
Loving this video-it takes me back to the England that was .I am glad I have my memories of when England was a great country
This reminds me of my grandparents so much! They were so awesome! ❤
Sports jacket , collar and tie on holiday...lol
Back in the day when being well dressed was a form of good manners.
Now it's all tattoos, adults in kid's clothes and obesity.
Pyjamas@@Circa65-wk8th
The nostalgia was very nice. Well don.
What a time to be alive
Morris dancing as a way to relax. Innocent simpler and more pleasant times.
still happens - join your local morris team!
Lovely video. Good to see it in colour as well
Those Amphicars... I was born too late.
Genuinely feel sad I never experienced the 60s, seems like it was a brilliant time. A lot more personal and relaxed than today, things worked and were affordable unlike today. Shame I was born in 1986.
The narrator is Wilfrid Thomas. Well known in Australia as a singer, actor, radio broadcaster and narrator. Of Welsh descent he immigrated to Australia as a child. He narrated several Australian government films and can be seen in this film from the NFSA collection one acting along side Peter Finch in These Stars Are Mine
His "posh" accent would have certainly been a consideration when he got the gig of narrating the official film of the Queen's 1954 visit to Australia. Queen In Australia also at the NFSA.
And just from the other day on the NFSA channel "Canberra Today And Tomorrow" which had me searching for who it was.
Searching for Wilfrid Thomas will show some of his recordings.
It would be interesting to know how many other Pathe newsreels he narrated and did he travel to the UK for the narration or just send a tape recorded in Australia? In another Pathe Caravan film he was the chosen narrator.
What better way, indeed!!
I always wanted an Amphicar !
Just loved this! 😆☀️
The days before Top Gear 🤣🤣🤣
Super
Reckless stuff!
Q bellos videos
And men wore jackets, shirts and ties.
Volume warning
I havent lived
Not a tracksuit or a pair of trainers in sight
Why would anyone 'need' an amphibious car? :0)
When women wore dresses and skirts even when camping.
No way you could haul an RV with a car nowadays
How white society were and enjoying their family and time together.
A lot of well - off people enjoying being well off. Meanwhile, most of us couldn't afford even half of that.
Grim and horrid.
What a load of crap now we know in th 20s
Caravanin.was.massive.then
Still is
Clarkson's dream vid! lol