Sceptred Isle vs Zombie
 

Harold Baim -This Sceptred Isle vs Zombie

travelogues of the uk and travelogues of a tropical island,but with zombies.

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This Sceptred Isle sounds interesting Vic. Have you seen it before?

It sure does


Disc One
Our Mr Shakespeare (36 Mins, 1944) Shakespeare's Birthplace Stratford-On-Avon And Local Cotswold Villages.

A Pocket Full Of Rye (16 Mins, 1955) Rye In Sussex, Romney Marshes & Bodiam Castle.

Down Somerset Way (16 Mins, 1957) Touring Around Somerset.

The English Riviera (16 Mins, 1958) Coastal Devon, Its Beauty Spots, Historical Buildings And Resorts.

In Glorious Devon (16 Mins, 1958) Plymouth From Where The Pilgrim Fathers Set Sail For America In The 'mayflower'.

Royal County : (17 Mins, 1958) The Norfolk Broads And Sandringham.

Belle Of Kent : (14 Mins, 1959) Canterbury Cathedral And A Tour Round The `Garden Of England'.

Playground Spectacular (26 Mins, 1960) Blackpool And Its Thrills!

Disc Two
Stories From Lakeland (25 Mins, 1961) The Tranquillity And Dramatic Scenery Of The Lake District.

World Of Wax (24 Mins, 1962) A Day-Trip To Madame Tussauds In London!

The Quay To The Tor (22 Mins, 1964) The Famous Resort And Surrounding Countryside Of Torquay.

York (23 Mins, 1972) The Ancient City And Roman Capital Of York With Its Celebrated Minster.

The Plymouth Sound (24 Mins, 1973) The Vibrant City Of Plymouth, Its Naval Base And Maritime History.

Reserved For Animals (28 Mins, 1974) Terry Wogan Takes A Trip To The Safari Park At Woburn Abbey.

Bonus Feature - This Is Guernsey (24mins, 1963) Touring Round The Channel Island And Discussing Its Second World War Occupation.

Bonus Feature - Pete Murray Takes You To Hastings (17 Mins, 1983) Pete Murray, Tv Personality & Dj Explores Hastings - The Famous Seaport And Battleground Of 1066

yeah ive seen a couple on You Tube,and im pretty sure ive seen at least one on telly when I was a kid,if your a fan of Pif's and 70's doc's and travelogues and the BFI's COI collection then it looks pretty cool collection.

No dvd's but picked this up at work (to photograph or film my dvd's :) ):

Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ20EG Digital Camera

I got it for free because the previous camera I bought had a dead battery pack.
This one is in great condition and has a working battery pack,it's also a bit newer than my other camera.
It came complete with charger,usb cord and manual/software as well.
Btw I already have a new battery pack on the way for the other camera. ;)

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Father's Day, from Deep Discount's Black Friday
Finally a blu slipcase that covers the whose case, and does not leave the annoying blue top showing. First one I get like this...

Nice one. I have a Lumix too; they're very decent cameras. :nod:

I've been having some problems with my Internet and my phone, which is why I haven't been around for a while.

Here are the purchases I've made since I was last here

*not seen



Can someone please tell me what 1900, The Devil Inside and Adam Chaplin are like before I watch them?

Hey Marc... Haven't seen The Devil Inside and Adam Chaplin and I haven't seen Novecento in 10 years but I remember this one as good but nowhere near as good as say The Conformist or Last Tango In Paris. This is a long film and watching Robert De Niro looped in Italian is a strange experience. Donald Sutherland is totally over the top in the film, I mean crazed ! Well worth watching but no masterpiece...

You know you don't have to put spoiler tags on every photo you upload, nobody else does :)