Guernsey Channel Islands late 1960's old cine film 314
Cine film from the late 1960's early 1970's of Guernsey Channel Islands.
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Guernsey 1960s cine film
I apologise for the 'quality' of this video, it was just a quick 'production' while drinking tea, video of cine, taken many years ago by my father whilst on holiday in Guernsey.
Guernsey was then, and I am told still is, a beautiful holiday destination, with a rich and fascinating history. I still like to tell people that England is a colony of Guernsey, as it is the last bit of the old Dukedom of Normandy, and William was Duke of Normandy before he was King of England!
Watching this myself took me back to the darkened front room of the family home, with 'Uncle' Sid and Yvonne from next door, and 'Uncle' Vic and 'Aunty' Joyce from along the road watching our latest films. Cigarette smoke would fill the room, and Mum would moan about how it made the curtains smell for days.
The films would sometimes jam, and Dad would leap to the projector before the film got too badly burned.
Happy days.
Guernsey - 1965
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Views of St Peter Port Guernsey in 1965, followed a boat ride around the islands, BR ferrry SARNIA is seen, views of the coastline and a Handley Page Dart departing the island from the airport. Filmed on a std 8mm cine camera and transfered using a Winait film scanner.
1960s holiday in Guernsey
More from the 'archive', this is film shot in Guernsey, possibly 1969.
The south coast is rugged, and could be 'walked' by a cliff top path. 'It was decided' that the family would forego the pleasure of a restful day on the beach, but would 'do the walk'. And jolly glad I am that we did.
Guernsey, Der Film
15 Minuten Eindrücke und An-Sichten von der englischsten aller Kanalinseln.
Guernsey 1965 Social History
Loft find of an 8mm film labelled Lookaround Guernsey. Film stock bears 1965 production code. Scanned frame by frame with DV180N. Songs are 1965 hits Aline by Christophe and 1-2-3 by Len Barry
Guernsey 1966
The film is getting 'bad', time to get it 'digital'.
This is Guernsey, 1966.
Guernsey is a delightful island in the Channel Islands, just off the coast of France.
Guernsey - Channel Islands - Wish you were here - 1992
Some general views of the Island of Guernsey filmed by 'Wish you were here in 1992 including views of its capital St Peters port, the beautiful little chapel and German Fortifications from WWII.
First shown: 17/01/1993
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Aurigny Trislander G-RLON Guernsey to Jersey GR812 11 Feb 2014
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Guernsey to Jersey at not above 1000ft.
Nearly full just one seat empty (next to me)
Relatively turbulent.
My penultimate flight on an Aurigny Trislander G-RLON. Next month Aurigny have decided to so called 'code share' with Blueislands for Jersey/Guernsey. You will only be able to travel on Blueislands Jersey/Guernsey from March no more Trislander to Jersey. It will end in tears, Blueislands are most definitely not the islanders favourite airline. They are notorious at cancellations and delays.
I first traveled Guernsey Jersey in the late 60's and 70's on Aurigny Islanders. Each passenger had to get on the scales and be weighed so they could work out the weight and balance. Now my association with the Britten-Norman hardware is over.
Spike told me the flight is right on the limit, crosswinds gusting over 30Kts. Superb service from all at Aurigny, especially the pilot ( forgot to note his name)
Not many airliners notch up 100,000 flights, but G-RLON, a Britten-Norman Trislander built in 1975 reached the landmark on 29 January.
VisitGuernsey: Welcome To Guernsey
Nestling snugly in the bay of St Malo and 70 miles from mainland Britain, the Channel Island of Guernsey is a heady mix of French and British cultures. This collision of lifestyles has created a unique environment, where familiarity is tempered by the unexpected, but where you'll always feel welcome. It's a very special place, one that leaves a lasting impression on all who visit.
Here you'll discover a community that looks to the future for inspiration, but where traditional values still hold sway; where the influence of the Continent is keenly felt, but not to the extent that it dents an unwavering loyalty to the British Crown; and where the dynamism of the global finance industry sits easily alongside centuries old traditions.
Of course for many people, it's the scenery that makes Guernsey so special. And it's easy to see why. Our cliffs, coves and commons provide a real treat for walkers and the abundance and variety of our floral heritage will inspire you. Plus there are the sister islands of Herm, Sark and Alderney to explore.
Jersey Channel Islands Late 1960's old cine film 314
Cine film of Jersey Channel Islands from the late 1960's early 1970's.
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Guernsey Department of Tourism Video
Ziggurat auf Guernsey
Impressionen aus dem Boutique-Hotel Ziggurat in St. Peter Port auf der Kanalinsel Guernsey - vorgestellt vom Mortimer Reisemagazin. Copyright Karsten-Thilo Raab, 2016. Mehr zu Guernsey und zum Ziggurat unter
LoveGuernsey
LoveGuernsey - A collection of insider tips and hints from the people who know our island best!
Tell us why you love Guernsey for a chance to win a holiday for two!
Guernsey 4K
St. Peter Port, Vazon, Rocquaine, L'Ancresse, Pembroke, L'Eree, Fort Grey.
Guernsey 1966 PtII
More footage shot on 'Standard 8' film in Guernsey in 1966.
Who cares who won the world cup? We were far too busy having fun to worry about Geoff Hurst and the Germans. Bobby Moore? Never heard of him!
Buckets and spades were the order of the day, we were on holiday!
The Guernsey Coast | British Channel Islands | 4K Aerial Views
Many of the scenes in this film are previously unseen footage from my Guernsey Coastal Walk series.
so I've put them together in a special bonus film.
Filmed exclusively with the DJI Mavic Mini 1 and DJI Mini 2 drones around the coast of Guernsey, Channel Islands.
Guernsey is the 2nd largest of the Channel Islands after Jersey.
Filming locations:
Portinfer
Grandes Rocques
Cobo
Jerbourg
Marble Bay
Ozanne Steps
Fermain Bay
Music and sound effects by Epidemic Sound
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Guernsey Video
Bzzzsss travel to Guernsey
Roddy - A Guernsey Fisherman 4K
Channel Islands, Fishing, Crabs. lobsters, deadliest catch? Ventura, Conger eel, Herm, St Peter Port,