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Aldbury - Picturesque English village virtual walk

Today's virtual walk is in Aldbury. Aldbury is a village retaining several archetypal historic features. In the centre is a green pond; close by stand stocks and whipping-post, in excellent preservation, a primary school and the Church of Saint John the Baptist. In the days of Edward the Confessor the single manor (recorded as Aldeberie in the 1086 Domesday Book) was held by Alwin, the king's thegn. The Valiant Trooper has served as an alehouse for several centuries, the first traceable evidence dates back to 1752.

The ascent of the wooded slope towards the Bridgewater Monument is one of the steepest ascents crowned by a ridge with one of the five highest elevations in Hertfordshire.[4] Monuments in the church prove and witness the importance of certain manorial families including the family of Sir Ralph Verney, 1546, who has the northern Verney chapel in the church and the similarly landed family of Thomas Hyde, 1570, and George his son 1580.[3] Aldbury was the home of Sir Guy de Gravade, known as the Wizard of Aldbury, who was reputed to be able to turn base metals into gold.[5]

To the northwest of Aldbury, Aldbury Nowers forms part of the Chiltern escarpment and is traversed by The Ridgeway, an ancient track, and by two sections of Grim's Ditch, a linear earthwork thought to date from the Iron Age.

Film:
1947: Jassy (the last production by Gainsborough Pictures)
1967: The Dirty Dozen (the scene at the beginning of the training exercise)[22]
1969: Crossplot (last scene)
1979: The Shillingbury Blowers (film) starring Trevor Howard, Diane Keen
1999: Parting Shots A movie directed by Michael Winner, starring Chris Rea and Felicity Kendal. Various scenes were shot opposite The Greyhound pub next to the village pond.
2004: Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason, the Greyhound pub (including a scene involving fox hunting cut from the cinema release but on DVD)[citation needed]
Television:
1967: The Avengers, two episodes of the sixties TV series, episode Dead Man's Treasure town renamed Swingingdale original air date 21 October 1967 (UK). And the complete episode Murdersville renamed Little Storping In-The-Swuff original air date 11 November 1967 (UK)
Inspector Morse, the TV detective series, the pub
Shillingbury Tales series, filmed in 1980. The church, churchyard/graveyard and path to the primary school as well as the Greyhound pub also featured in a Dave Allen sketch (the race to the graveyard between two funeral parties)
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Midsomer Murders episodes Written in Blood and Murder of Innocence
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Sherwood Forest - Nottinghamshire, England, United Kingdom

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Visit the legendary home of Robin Hood, which today is an outdoor park offering marked walks, green education, camping, riding, hiking and other leisure pursuits for the whole family.
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- Sherwood forest. by Joeljenaturner from a blog titled the green mile.
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Flower People (1967)

No title - hippies hold 'love-in' at Henrietta Park, Bath.



M/S and C/U's flowers at Henrietta Park, Bath. C/U girl holding bunch of flowers. C/U girl with flower in her hair, pan to boy and girl. C/U boy wearing flower in his sunglasses. C/U two hippies one with beard, one with long hair. C/U man with beard wearing flowers in his hat, pan to another person with long straggling hair. M/S group of people round the Reverend Gordon Jones. C/U Reverend Jones talking. C/U hippies listening. M/S as they talk to Reverend Jones. C/U boy wearing flowered jacket, pan down to little girl. C/U of boy wearing beads and a bell. M/S crowd of hippies in front of Theophil John Dunn the organiser, wearing a garland of flowers round his neck. M/S's group of hippies. A boy blows bubbles whilst a girl combs his long hair. C/U girl combing hair while hippy blows bubbles.
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Boom Town Hat Show (1957)

Luton, Bedfordshire.



GV. Luton hat parade in progress with judges in foreground. CU. Girl wearing white beret trimmed with black velvet. SV. Judges, including Lady Zia Werner. CU. Lady Werner, pan down to her notebook. SV. Panning shot of another girl parading in beret. SV. Girl wearing black velvet coolie hat trimmed with hackle feathers around the brim, & CU. SV. Women looking on. CU. Girl wearing close fitting Melanese cloche, tropic rose colour, trimmed with silk jersey - she is the eventual winner of the show. GV. Crowds sitting in deck chairs watching the parade, Dr Charles Hill amongst the crowd. CU. Dr Hill smoking pipe. STV. Girl wearing the tourist hat with pills, teeth, prescription card and glasses on top. SV. Women in crowd watching. CU. Girl wearing large oyster hat - opened oyster with small mermaid figure inside. SCU. Mayor of Luton watching. CU. Girl wearing rooftop serenade - rooftop with figures of two cats. SV. Two women sitting in deck chairs watching. CU. Girl wearing St Leger hat made of leather, with saddle and stirrups. SV. Judges watching. CU. Teenage girl wearing Ladybird hat. SV. People watching. CU. Little girl Janet Dines aged ten, models flaming orange hat with hole for ponytail hairstyle. SV. People applauding. SV. Lady Werner presents the Foster challenge cup to the best hat - No 61. SCU. Winner holding cup, she is girl with tropic rose colour trimmed with silk jersey.
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Brigham, Cumbria, then & now

The quiet village of Brigham, near Cockermouth, Cumbria

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Drag Racing (1967)

Wellingborough, Northamptonshire.



Several shots of drivers preparing themselves and their dragsters (cars) for a race at the Santa Pod raceway; men tinkering with engines; attaching parachutes to the back of the vehicles. The dragsters are wheeled to the starting point as commentator tells us the American Commando Drag Racing team prepare to blast off for a jet-speed duel with British dragsters. A man gets into a silver racing suit with futuristic helmet; nice C/U of two Americans (?), one drinks from a can of Budweiser beer (?).



Several shots of the elongated dragsters being pushed to the starting point by cars, then speeding along the tracks under their own power; the parachutes fly out from the rear to slow them down.



Note: on file are some press releases about this race. Cuts exist - see separate record.
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Aladdin - Milton Keynes Theatre 2015

Priscilla Presley, Hollywood royalty, TV icon and, yes, wife of the King of Rock 'n' Roll, Elvis Presley, will be making wishes come true by bringing all the magic of the Christmas season to life as the 'Genie of the Lamp' in the most spectacular pantomime this side of the pond!

Aladdin is seasonal family entertainment at its best, and Old Peking is home to all the much-loved characters you could hope to meet in a Christmas show. Take proprietor of the local Chinese laundry, Widow Twankey, this Dame is something to behold! And played by actor, comedian and national treasure Gary Wilmot, you can guarantee that it will all come out well in the wash.

Adding 'Genie of the Ring' to his long list of credits, including dancer, choreographer, actor and director, is Wayne Sleep OBE, bringing an extra dash of sparkle to the stage with his magic moves.

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The Woburn Arms Lyrics, chords [Original] Thomascow

COVER SONG
THE WOBURN ARMS
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1..Hail rain or snow Billy needs your dough, get yourself down to the Woburn Arms
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The beer it isn`t free, you get a girl on each knee they`ll tease you with their fundamental charm
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Oh the worburn arms is grand you can sit or you can stand Willie will even screw you to the
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open up your gub, empty up your jug the woburn is the best bar of them all


2...The girls from belfast do anything you ask the girls from millisle they always smile
the girls from donaghdee don`t care where they pee, watch your beer down in the woburn arms
3..The barman`s name is trevor he`s very clever he counts on his fingers and his toes
when he was young and pretty and on his mummy`s ditty, to make him stop she smacked him on the nose
4..A big ballywalter farmer he`s a bloody charmer the sheep in the field are never safe
he`s a/c and he`s d/c he`ll even ride a gee gee his cocker spaniel has him up in court for rape
5..Who played the bloody platters his nevers are in shatters he woops like a wilderbeast with piles
he left the ulster constabulary just like the u.s. calvary, tricky dicky convalesant in millisle
6..The girls from conlig their tits are awful big the gigrls from newtownards are firm and hard
the girls from kircubbin don`t care how you rub them, it`s the only pub i know where no-one`s barred



the Woburn is a bar in millisle county down Ireland I find this song handy for most bars, just change the wording and it suits the bar in question , Auld Lang Syne, New World Anthem

Brewery Review: Lord Hobo Brewing Company (Woburn, MA) - Let's Have Some Beer Episode 70

In this episode, John and I wrap up our epic east coast beer journey in Woburn, MA at Lord Hobo Brewing Company. This is a brewery who has blown up in a very short amount of time. With names like boom sauce and glorious, we can see why! We try their beers, tell you what we think, and we even get a brewery tour at the end. Does Lord Hobo live up to the hype? Watch and find out!

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Christmas Stockings (1950)

Christmas stockings. London.



GV. Exterior Selfridges. SV. Father Christmas and reindeer pan down to people outside Selfridges. SV. Roundabout with toys revolving in window pan to children looking. CU. Little girl looking through window pan to another. CU. Toys on roundabout revolving. SV. Conjuror making magic pass over handkerchief. SV. Front view conjuror removes handkerchief from hand and reveals another object. CU. Little boy and girl. SV. Woman demonstrating puppets. CU. Little girl. SCU. Horse puppet dancing. SCU. Girl buys mistletoe and kisses salesman. SV. People walking along crowded street. SCU. Towards and pan sailor walking along with barrel of XXX ale. Chicken tied on back of barrel. SV. Bottles of wine on counter pan up to GV. wine store. CU. Hand lifts jerry can bottle. CU. Man smoking huge cigar. CU. One bottle containing 4 liquors. CU. Hand holding bottle priced 55/-. CU. Man with cigar pointing pan to shop assistant. SV. Cosmetics on counter pan to assistant showing woman gift box.



CU. Woman. CU. Gift box of cosmetics. CU. Christmas tree pan to children dancing on stage at D.P's party. SV. Audience. SV. children dancing on stage. C/U Pan black kids on stage SCU and CU. Black child in audience. CU. Little girl dancing on stage. CU. Angle shot pan from boy to girl on stage. SV. Audience applauding. SV. Girls carrying boy off stage. CU. Little boy drinking tea. CU. children with fingers in ears. SV. Kiddies pulling cracker. Zoom in to kid picking up trinket from cracker. CU. Black child. CU. Plate of sandwiches pan up to kid eating. CU. Child crying pan up to Santa Claus. CU. boy. CU. Boy pan to Father Christmas. SV. Night watchman sitting outside decorated hut cooking Christmas pudding. CU. Watchman. SV. Watchman pan down to Christmas pudding. LV. Through window illuminated Christmas tree pan down to carol singers with candles in jars. CU. Child carol singing. SCU. Candle in jar pan down to boy's feet tapping. CU. Kids singing. SV. Back view kids singing. SCU. Old woman picking up holly as she puts it on mantelpiece. CU. Mistletoe bough pan down to old man and woman kissing.
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Jessica and Mark's Wedding

A lovely day spent celebrating the marriage of Jessica and Mark in Arundel.

How to Hang an Interior Door with Wickes

In this tutorial, our Wickes expert shows you the best way to hang a standard interior door.
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 These are the steps for replacing an interior door:

1. Acclimatise the new door to your home by laying it flat on an even surface for three days inside your home and remove your old door.

2. Work out if your new door needs trimming by standing it up in the door opening and marking the top of the opening on the door with a pencil.

3. Take the door out of the doorway and secure in a work bench, then, transfer the measurement you took from the door frame to the bottom of the door and add 3mm before trimming away. To allow for clearance, trim 3mm off the top too.

4. If the width of the door doesn't fit measure the door against the frame and divide this measurement equally between the two sides. Trim this amount and an extra 3mm from each side for clearance.

5. Get the door in the position it will eventually hang by placing small wedges beneath the door, maintaining an even gap of about 3mm around the door and mark the position of the existing hinges at the bottom, middle and top onto the door.

6. Remove the door and position the hinges on the door using the marks you just made, drawing around their outline. Once you've done this measure the thickness of the hinge plate.

7. Use a chisel to cut around just inside the marked lines, then hold the chisel at a 45 degree angle to the door frame and use it to make stepped cuts to the required depth every 5mm.

8. Turn the flat side of the chisel towards the door and chisel out the recess for the hinge plate.

9. Using the hinge as a guide drill pilot holes into the door. Once drilled, carefully screw the hinge plates into place.

10. Pick up the door and place it in the position it would be if open at 90 degrees. With the door in this position, put a screw in the bottom hole of the top hinge plate and screw into place, then do the same with the bottom hole of the bottom hinge plate and one more time with the top hole on the top hinge plate.

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A-10 Warthog 30mm cannon vs Taliban getaway vehicle

A U.S. A-10 Thunderbolt II conducts a strike on a Taliban vehicle fleeing the scene of an attack in Kandahar province on January 24, 2018.

The insurgents in the vehicle were armed with a DShK heavy machine gun, which they had been using to attack the Afghan people.

The Shady Truth Of Dollar Stores That No One Wants To Talk About

Dollar stores are everywhere in the U.S. today, and depending on where you live, you could even have more than one on your street. Whether its Dollar Tree, Family Dollar, Dollar General, or some other 99 cent store, the dollar store business is booming. Ready for some mind-blowing statistics?

From toys to crafting supplies, there's an abundance of plastic for sale in dollar stores. And it's not particularly safe: A 2015 report found that a staggering 81 percent of plastic items in dollar stores contained at least one hazardous chemical. These chemicals have been linked to all sorts of concerning health issues, including cancer and birth defects. Polyvinyl chloride, or PVC, for example, has been linked to asthma and lung effects, and was found to be in 38 percent of the plastics tested.

Some dollar store brands have pledged to remove the amount of toxic plastic in their stores. In May 2019, Dollar Tree — which owns Family Dollar, Dollar General, and 99 Cents Only — said that it would work to phase out lead and dangerous chemicals from its products, though the company hasn't laid out exactly what significant steps it's taking to filter hazardous chemicals out, or when it will happen.

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Food deserts | 1:08
Shoplifting and other crimes | 2:11
Overworked managers | 3:21
Paltry pay | 4:14
Communities fight back | 5:11
Positive impacts | 5:56