 | BAEDEKER RAIDS on York 29/4/1942 - Part 1 A film about the Blitz on my home City of York. I can remember the incendaries falling on houses in St. Johns Street where I lived at the beginning of the war. It is said that the raids were in retaliation of our bombing of a similar historic city in Germany - i.e. Lubeck, which I visited in 1998. |
 | BAEDEKER RAIDS on York 29/4/1942 - Part 3 BAEDEKER RAIDS on York 29/4/1942 - Part 3 In 1942 I lived in my home City of York and after my Dad had left for the war (we saw him again six years later) mother and I and small brother John lived with Auntie Betty in St. Johns Street in a direct line with York Station and the Minster. My memory of the raid was seeing the lady across the street throwing a burning matress from an upstairs window. I should have been in the brick and concrete air-raid shelter in the back yard! I don't think as kids we were afraid - just the grown-ups who actually realised what might have happened. Regarding this film - I recognise the places, like Nunthorpe Grove. I attended Nunthorpe School ten years after the war and lived in Nunthorpe Avenue. |
 | Foyle's War - Opening theme - "They Fought in the Fields" Opening sequence from an episode of Foyle's War |
 | Loyola Chicago tornado SAE brothers caught a tornado on lake Michigan at Loyola University. This was confirmed by NOAA as a tornado touching down in Chicago. |
 | Adolf Hitler - Speech (1933) You don't see political speeches given with this type of emotion any more! The only reason I put this Video on YouTube in February 2007, was because it was the only one I had on my computer that I could load at the time. I thought others may find it historically interesting. My own personal political viewpoint is centralist, neither left not right. |
 | fire in the bin lol fire in the bin at nunthorpe school |
 | Vivarais - Narrow Gauge Steam Vivarais - Narrow Gauge Steam The Chemin de Fer du Vivarais, or Vivarais Railroad, is a meter-gauge railway that was built in 1891. The line was closed in 1968, but a year later it was reopened as a tourist attraction by a group of French railway enthusiasts. After spending the night in Tournon aboard the Viking Burgundy, we were bused to the Tournon SNCF station for the train ride. The morning was cold, and the only person aboard the train who wasn't freezing was the fireman who shovelled a ton of coal into the firebox over the next hour. An independent journey on the CFTM's steam train is an all-day affair; the train departs Tournon at 10 a.m., arrives at the terminus in the Ardèche town of Lamastre at noon, and returns at 4 p.m. for arrival back in Tournon at 5:55 p.m. The Viking Burgundy's excursion was shorter, with passengers being dropped off at a high bridge in the mountains for a snack of wine and quiche before returning to the ship by bus. |
 | Dad's Army Frazer Curse Story Frazer recalls a story about a curse. |
 | Balbe si prostii Balbe si prostii la ProTV si TVR2 |
 | Indiana Jones-"Raiders March" (Main Theme) on Piano Me playing the absolutely awesome theme from Indiana Jones |
| Oceanfrontier Hideaway | |
| Sheraton Suites Philadelphia Airport | |
| The Boulders Resort and Golden Door Spa | |
| Coral Beach Club |
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