Harris house is named after steve Harris founder member and bass guitarist of iron maiden.he was born in Whipps Cross Hospital in march 1956. And lived at 40 Steele rd until he was about 20 years old .he attended cannhall rd school and passed his 11 plus and went to Leyton county high for boys were he studied architecture.he left when he was 16 years old and one of his early jobs was a road sweeper with Waltham Forest council.doing the high st and hoe st .he formed iron maiden on Xmas day 1975 and played there first gig at the cart and horses pub Stratford in 1976 and the band earnt £10 .harris house the apartment block was built about 10 years ago and steve Harris was invited to the opening.but sadly he was on a uk tour with iron maiden and couldn’t make it .he now lives in the Bahamas and is worth $30m .not bad for a local boy .
@@leytonorient1973 little fun fact also My dad Richard Ives used to work with him on the dust carts bin collectors my dad was born in 1947 so must of been mid to late 60s that they worked together
@@Rickyivesofficial superb .also I see you went to Davies lane school .Jonathan Ross went there from 1965 until 1971 .then went to norlington boys from 1971 until 1974 .then for the last couple of years of his schooling he went to Leyton county high in Essex rd from 1974 until 1976 .he lived at 78 montague rd and Graham gooch the England and Essex cricket captain lived at number 34 montague rd .
@leytonorient1973 well I was broke in 87 and I must of attended there from about the age of 4 upwards I suppose I remember outside very well the drinking fountain to the school, I knew jonathon and Paul Ross lived nearby I beleive Paul was married to a woman called Anita who is a local resident still and quite a close family friend 😮
Iron Maiden my favourite heavy metal band. I was originally from the Eastend of London and saw the very early Maiden at the Teviot festival in 1977. I was also at junior school with Steve's first wife Lorraine and their first band manager. Some firms wouldn't employ SH and turned him away because he's hair was to long... bet their sorry now. I go to see SH band British Lion when they play the good old Cart&Horse's in Maryland. Another good video by the way.
@@monty6545 have lived here since birth in the late 80s seen many changes around the area from 2 way traffic to single and all the old shops etc good to have the memories your welcome 🙏
@@Rickyivesofficial Back then they were Total petrol stations , we carried out repairs and maintenance on the pumps and pipework . We would have used one or two of the Cafe's along there too .
Well done mate. A few changes since I lived there. You could have mentioned David Beckham's childhood home, gone up to the hospital, Down to Bush Wood and the border with Wanstead and the Flats (given to the public by Queen Victoria on her Diamond Jubilee).Perhaps mentioned that Leytonstone is on the edge of Epping Forest? On a more frivolous note, mentioned the old pedestrian bridge over the High road, nicknamed "The Bridge of Sighs", so called because it had open ironwork sides and was quite revealing as skirts got shorter! It has long since been removed, possibly because women and girls stopped using it!
@@YMWnaFUN great little shop for the model railway enthusiast etc all gone now later down the years a shop called my hobbies opened up was great similar selling airfix kits and all sorts brilliant little shop gone now to sadly
For b-roll, it's very nice. Awful to actually film yourself with whilst walking. However, the colour looks lovely, is this the colour straight from the camera preset?
@@TravelinChina yes true the lens has no image stabilisation so having to use the digital image stabilisation in camera which crops the image slightly. Good for head talking videos this lens with its 1.4 f stop giving you chance to use in low light conditions. Not ideal for walking around vlogging I was thinking of trying out the 22mm canon mirror less pancake lens. Colours I’m using a flat colour profile with reduced saturation and contrasts and then editing slightly in premier pro to bring the colours back in 🙏
+@DawahDigital I been using manual mode for vlogging but I find it painful to keep adjusting filters etc to get the exposure and prefer it if it does that sort itself I might try shutter priority keeping it at 60 whilst my filming mode is 30 double the frame rate see how that works. Any recommendation?
@@annabel652 I remember Leo’s well used to go there often I think it became a food giant before matalan if I remember correctly? 2 way traffic in the high road etc lol. Good times 😅
Harris house is named after steve Harris founder member and bass guitarist of iron maiden.he was born in Whipps Cross Hospital in march 1956. And lived at 40 Steele rd until he was about 20 years old .he attended cannhall rd school and passed his 11 plus and went to Leyton county high for boys were he studied architecture.he left when he was 16 years old and one of his early jobs was a road sweeper with Waltham Forest council.doing the high st and hoe st .he formed iron maiden on Xmas day 1975 and played there first gig at the cart and horses pub Stratford in 1976 and the band earnt £10 .harris house the apartment block was built about 10 years ago and steve Harris was invited to the opening.but sadly he was on a uk tour with iron maiden and couldn’t make it .he now lives in the Bahamas and is worth $30m .not bad for a local boy .
@@leytonorient1973 little fun fact also
My dad Richard Ives used to work with him on the dust carts bin collectors my dad was born in 1947 so must of been mid to late 60s that they worked together
@@leytonorient1973 my dad worked on the council with him ⬆️
@@Rickyivesofficial superb .also I see you went to Davies lane school .Jonathan Ross went there from 1965 until 1971 .then went to norlington boys from 1971 until 1974 .then for the last couple of years of his schooling he went to Leyton county high in Essex rd from 1974 until 1976 .he lived at 78 montague rd and Graham gooch the England and Essex cricket captain lived at number 34 montague rd .
@leytonorient1973 well I was broke in 87 and I must of attended there from about the age of 4 upwards I suppose I remember outside very well the drinking fountain to the school, I knew jonathon and Paul Ross lived nearby I beleive Paul was married to a woman called Anita who is a local resident still and quite a close family friend 😮
Iron Maiden my favourite heavy metal band. I was originally from the Eastend of London and saw the very early Maiden at the Teviot festival in 1977. I was also at junior school with Steve's first wife Lorraine and their first band manager. Some firms wouldn't employ SH and turned him away because he's hair was to long... bet their sorry now. I go to see SH band British Lion when they play the good old Cart&Horse's in Maryland. Another good video by the way.
I worked on a few petrol stations along Leyton High Rd back in around 1981 , this brought back a few memories . Thanks for sharing .
@@monty6545 have lived here since birth in the late 80s seen many changes around the area from 2 way traffic to single and all the old shops etc good to have the memories your welcome 🙏
@@Rickyivesofficial Back then they were Total petrol stations , we carried out repairs and maintenance on the pumps and pipework . We would have used one or two of the Cafe's along there too .
Well done mate. A few changes since I lived there. You could have mentioned David Beckham's childhood home, gone up to the hospital, Down to Bush Wood and the border with Wanstead and the Flats (given to the public by Queen Victoria on her Diamond Jubilee).Perhaps mentioned that Leytonstone is on the edge of Epping Forest? On a more frivolous note, mentioned the old pedestrian bridge over the High road, nicknamed "The Bridge of Sighs", so called because it had open ironwork sides and was quite revealing as skirts got shorter! It has long since been removed, possibly because women and girls stopped using it!
The engine shed *sigh* :( Fantastic gent he was. I used to be in awe going there as a kid.
@@YMWnaFUN great little shop for the model railway enthusiast etc all gone now later down the years a shop called my hobbies opened up was great similar selling airfix kits and all sorts brilliant little shop gone now to sadly
Pollards on the corner of Burghley Road was a legendary shop
great exploration. nice sharing.
Thank you so much! Many more to come and thanks for the subscribe 🙏❤️
For b-roll, it's very nice. Awful to actually film yourself with whilst walking. However, the colour looks lovely, is this the colour straight from the camera preset?
@@TravelinChina yes true the lens has no image stabilisation so having to use the digital image stabilisation in camera which crops the image slightly.
Good for head talking videos this lens with its 1.4 f stop giving you chance to use in low light conditions. Not ideal for walking around vlogging I was thinking of trying out the 22mm canon mirror less pancake lens.
Colours I’m using a flat colour profile with reduced saturation and contrasts and then editing slightly in premier pro to bring the colours back in 🙏
Aperture priority doesn’t sort out the shakes. I live in Leytonstone ❤
+@DawahDigital I been using manual mode for vlogging but I find it painful to keep adjusting filters etc to get the exposure and prefer it if it does that sort itself I might try shutter priority keeping it at 60 whilst my filming mode is 30 double the frame rate see how that works. Any recommendation?
@@Rickyivesofficial yeah the 180 degree rules is perfect for this. Try auto white balance - it may sort it out for ya.
Hills corner shop and Marios hairdressers legends of the high road. Leos when it first opened was a main event after we lost sainsburys to a fire.
@@annabel652 I remember Leo’s well used to go there often I think it became a food giant before matalan if I remember correctly? 2 way traffic in the high road etc lol. Good times 😅
@@Rickyivesofficial There was a pedestrian bridge up top of high road to cross over.
Looks like Bagdad