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incredible how strong the wall was - even with all that water pushing against it it held solid.

What will the village do now? will they build a higher wall?

this is a cover-up......give us the pusslisuarus back dammit

I've watched hundreds of these films and it's only really now that I can feel the horror and tragedy of the event. Amazing how it all looked so unreal for so long.

the star that burns as bright, burns twice as fast.....

I bought this song when it was first released and it's the song I want in my head when I finally take my leave and say goodnight.

Can you imagine Germany if Hitler had turned to trade rather than war? Germany would have led the world in aircraft and ship design. They were already leading the world in automobile and railway technology and had begun to electrify their railways.Even their motorcycles were the best in the world...

I'm amazed they scrapped this beautiful aircraft

the vid ended just as the water was reaching where the cameraman was and then ended - did he continue filming? what happened to him?

That has to be the most frightening film to come out of that terrible event.

I drove this road on a Motorcycle and believe me it isnt worth the risk - too many die on it.

keep away!

that's a well built well designed little ship I'd have no problem serving on board her regardless of the weather. I've been on 70,000 ton monsters that would have had problems in a sea like that and have scared the crap out of me

wonderful. I managed to make some and they turned out perfect first time !

Thank you for the instruction.

before all these immigrants arrived we had real sausages now look at us - reduced to imported salami.

beautiful ship. terrible shame we cannot preserve them all!

fake! - its david attenboro in a chimp suit dammit is nothing real on here?

144,000 miles? wow I never realised. I am a victim of Hollywood and those great films featuring America's fantastic railway stations and then air travel and roads took over and the railways semed to disappear. I must read up as I would like to spend some of my retirement cash riding the rails in ...

a parkour pussy cat...now ive seen everything. I hope she/he lives a long happy life.

OMG what would that thing do if the guy wound it right open!

spectacular.

I flew on this very aircraft to Aden in 1955 and although very comfortable the flight was terribly long. Something like 20 hours. When I returned to the Uk I flew on a Comet which was a revelation then returning to Aden I flew on a French Aircraft which I think was called the 'Caravel' and it was...

Incredible. You guys built some magnificent engines and a fantastic video too!

russian engineers are fantastic. Our military should be buying this stuff. Russia is not our enemy so why don't we do business with them?

Brunel built this line didnt he? I think it was originally a Brunel (wide) guage line. Ironic that Brunel was proven right about his wide guage track - it would have been interesting to see what sort of trains would have been developed for the wide guage and what speeds they could have attained.

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I went along it on a motorcycle some years ago. I drove at night so there was no traffic and had no problem - it helps if you cant see over the edge. Drive it during the day and you risk your life and if you do go over and into a ravine with heavy undergrowth nobody will know you ever went over. ...

I love this series. I have learned to cook Japan food this way.

Please give little dog a kiss for me.

I owned a few 22's when I lived outside the Uk. They are great fun and perfect for small game. My favourite rifle was an ancient BSA 'Super-Five' but I also owned a BRNO bolt action and a Ruger revolver that could fire both the standard 22LR and the Magnum 22. The standard 22LR round is indeed de...

middle eastern food is very good. I wish someone would put more cooking shows on youtube describing how to make the more simple dishes.

a work of genius.....a classic.

I tried this recipe and everybody loved it. Manjula is a professor of cuisine!

absolutely wonderful and how could there be a more beautiful way for a mother to show her love than to go to such effort.

Japan forever!

you have the most beautiful eyes.

I think the cat was bitten on its face.....the snake struck and held on which is why the cat panicked and ran. I hope the snake wasnt venomous.

I guess the bear is only doing what nature designed it to do...and it isn't doing it for fun like we do. Horrible to see though.

this series is marvelous an absolute classic

wonderful. Thanmks for posting the whole version and I love the idea of including the text.

Mine was red. I bought it in the Falklands and took it across to south america where I rode it all over the place. Great bike and never gave me a problem. Japanese engineering at its best.

they don't come much better than that.

Mine was green and I will always remember that big soft engine that would run forever in any weather. Ah the memories

never seen anything so horribly cruel....I HAVE WRITTEN A STIFF LETTER TO THAT WOOF-DOG !

I owned the AJS model 18 'statesman'. I think it was a 1956 made but I bought it in the late 1960's. It was a marvelous touring bike as the engine was so torquey I hardly had to change gear and I could count the 'strokes' at 60mph. Its only real fault was the mechanical regulator for the dynamo...

I owned a Puch Alpine Scooter in the mid 1960s and had many happy days on it. It was a unique design of scooter and its suspension was superb as was its roadholding. Mine had to carry some very heavy loads and my only criticism is that the engine was too small at 150cc as the Puch was a big machi...

thanks for posting a happy memory for me as I rode my Deemster all over the Uk and France and never had a problem. Britain was making better 2-stroke machines in the 1950s and 60s than manufacturers like Jawa and CZ were producing in the 1990s. If Villers had updated their engines with disc valv...

I owned a Deemster and and Amabassador in the mid 1960's and they were both beautifully built little bikes and very reliable. The Deemster was unique in that it was a sort of cros between a Scooter and a Motorcycle and had the advantages of both.

The Villiers 250cc twin cylinder engine that both ...

beautiful song.

A suitable accompaniment to our descent into hell...

enjoy the ride