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SS Great Britain, A visit to Brunel's Great Ocean Liner 2012. Bristol, UK 

Kevin Kilpatrick
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@andystreet4022
@andystreet4022 4 года назад
I visited her as a schoolboy in the early 70s. I was 10 years old then. 50 years later her restoration is magnificent and I am beggining to look like an old wreck. Life has a funny way of giving and taking.
@mrs.g.9816
@mrs.g.9816 4 года назад
Wow! Magnificent restoration. I love it when people bring old, historic ships and buildings back to life.
@barrettcarr1413
@barrettcarr1413 4 года назад
I was there in 2017 and what impressed me most was the brilliantly conceived water level ie glass plates with water in between, making the ship look as if it was on the water. and also the fact that you could inspect the hull
@MrDaiseymay
@MrDaiseymay 4 года назад
YEP a first I beleive.
@DJBJR1970
@DJBJR1970 11 лет назад
Just A Beautiful ship! I'm so glad they were able to restore it.
@glennoropeza311
@glennoropeza311 8 лет назад
A great deal of labor and money went into preserving this great ship! Incredible technology from a 160 yrs.old vessel!
@PanyingPilot
@PanyingPilot 4 года назад
What Glenn said.
@joey64100
@joey64100 3 года назад
What a lovely restoration. So many skills involved.
@MrDaiseymay
@MrDaiseymay 2 года назад
The ''Engines' and other large Parts, are mock-up's, made to Brunels drawings, by the Apprentices of the Bristol Aero Company (not sure WHAT they call themselves these days) and driven by electric motors. A fantastic sight, and what a size.
@robertkennedy3439
@robertkennedy3439 6 лет назад
So glad this vessel was saved,well done!
@caseylimbert266
@caseylimbert266 4 года назад
After all those years sitting in the muck and filth on the bottom in the Falklands... she was picked up off the bottom and brought back home... and now look; she's gorgeous... the classic black hull with the white stripe and false gun deck... and with the clipper bow, gilded foc'sle and stern... she looks like she's moving fast while standing still. Visiting her is on my bucket list before I die.
@MrDaiseymay
@MrDaiseymay 4 года назад
just do it------
@jerryumfress9030
@jerryumfress9030 4 года назад
What a wonderful video, I had heard of the Great Eastern ship, but this the first time I've heard of this ship. Bravo to the folks who have restored her!
@MrDaiseymay
@MrDaiseymay 4 года назад
Brunel started with the ''Great Western'' a Steam Paddle and Sail ship, then the SS Great Britain, then the greatest of all, the Monster--''Great Eastern''.
@charliesoutherton4249
@charliesoutherton4249 11 лет назад
i've visited the SS great britain 4 times and every time i've been its amazing
@Oakleaf700
@Oakleaf700 6 лет назад
Magnificent ship....a real beauty. Well done to all the rescuers
@OffficailGeekCubed
@OffficailGeekCubed 4 года назад
1.25 speed will allow your ears to suffer through this guy CMON MAN SPEAK
@waterboy8999
@waterboy8999 3 месяца назад
Yhis is what I came for. Worst speaker on RU-vid.
@robertkennedy3439
@robertkennedy3439 6 лет назад
If I should ever be able to come to the U.K. ,this would be an absolute must see for me. A beautiful ship,great restoration,and some impressive engineering of the ''water ceiling'' protecting the hull.
@MrDaiseymay
@MrDaiseymay 6 лет назад
The Glass water 'cover' is really strange to view, especially from below.
@thomashambly3718
@thomashambly3718 6 лет назад
Come visit the lake district as well, we have some good steam railways, even the ravenglass and eskdale railway, they're better than American trains when it comes to beauty and elegance.
@garystapleton7593
@garystapleton7593 2 года назад
@@thomashambly3718 get saving come on over she is worth it!
@otiselevator7738
@otiselevator7738 4 года назад
Wow! A truly heroic restoration. And a first class video.
@jandoerlidoe3412
@jandoerlidoe3412 4 года назад
breath taking restoration.... As only the British can do... the idea to preserve the ship out of the water, in a dry dock is the only viable way to save ships in the long run... the glass water adds realism & shelter for those parts below the water line. Those museum ships kept in the water inevitable succumb to rust...sooner or later... The narrator has a distinct & clear voice
@MrDaiseymay
@MrDaiseymay 4 года назад
true, but he's bloody irritating
@davidbarnsley8486
@davidbarnsley8486 4 года назад
That is fantastic was there a couple of years ago The whole display is amazing
@cmccoy3972
@cmccoy3972 4 года назад
Thank you Mr. Kilpatric for your video. I was so excited to see that a work of Brunel still existed and you covered so many details.
@MrDaiseymay
@MrDaiseymay 2 года назад
The Clifton Suspension Bridge, that His Ship sailed under, when returning, wasn't built when the ship first left, via the Avon River. There are many creations of Brunels still scattered around Britain.
@jimcrawford5039
@jimcrawford5039 4 года назад
Such a drone of a narration!
@omarbaba9892
@omarbaba9892 3 года назад
Put it on 1.25x it sounds much better
@amandagross1263
@amandagross1263 2 года назад
Wonderful video. Kudos to the craftsmen who so lovingly brought this important piece of history back home, and back to her deserved grandeur.
@sophiemac1632
@sophiemac1632 4 года назад
I was there about 2000 and they have done so much great work on her since then.
@MrDaiseymay
@MrDaiseymay 2 года назад
Brunels Museum alongside the ship, is the best in the world, with amazing personal items, and they recreated his drawing office too, with his original tools on display.
@randomrazr
@randomrazr 5 лет назад
imagine if the ss great eastern was preserved
@MrDaiseymay
@MrDaiseymay 4 года назад
If only, my all-time favourite ocean-going MONSTER. BRUNEL--great engineer, poor businessman. The leaps he made, were far too ahead of it's time, and the huge back-up needs, and servicing of the ocean travelling public too. Still, it had to start somewhere.
@omarbaba9892
@omarbaba9892 3 года назад
Yeah she was just turned into a billboard
@UncleBoratagain
@UncleBoratagain 4 года назад
I took my three children aged 12,9 and 8 to Bristol to see the SS GB. After a very happy 40 mins or so and when we were at the stern looking at the props (kind of the point) I asked them if they had been taught about Isambard Kingdom Brunel or even heard of him. We all know what the answer is: I was quietly appalled yet so glad that we had made the three hour trip.
@MrDaiseymay
@MrDaiseymay 4 года назад
yep---that's marxist lefty-Lib, deliberate brainwashing of the young for you. Our 'education' system is destroying the GREAT history or our GREAT country.
@patagualianmostly7437
@patagualianmostly7437 2 года назад
@@MrDaiseymay As an update...the four accused of criminal damage of the Colston Statue in Bristol...were found "not guilty". So, it's OK now for anyone to commit Wilful Damage of public property....... That's the world we now live in. Law & Order? Forget it. Anarchy Rules, UK.
@southerneruk
@southerneruk 3 года назад
Part of the ship is still in Port Stanley, On the shore there is one of SS Great Britain Mast. Nice to see the work that's been done on this ship. She is a VIP in the mariners world of shipping
@martyndyson9501
@martyndyson9501 4 года назад
They did a great job re building the interior and even the engines as the ship salvaged from the faulklands was just the hull, absolutley none of the interior not even its decks remained, i dont know if it was a 100% accurate copy of the interior from origonal blue prints but i did notice the masts on the exterior were alot thinner and smaller than the origonals which were tge biggest ever made for a sailing ship, they were cut in half when being salvaged from the faulklands by the German salvage company! Im glad the UK saved this piece of history as most countrys would have let her rot, however its Brunnels design using steel that gave her enough time to be saved, if it had just been wood then she would have either rotted away or broken up for salvage decades ago, being too big and made from steel is what acually saved her all those years stranded
@MrDaiseymay
@MrDaiseymay 2 года назад
She was made of IRON. The masts are the same height, but ,as you say, thinner, probably because they are made of Harder wood ? Also, the originals look to be composite, with much planking around them to strengthem them.
@patagualianmostly7437
@patagualianmostly7437 2 года назад
@@MrDaiseymay I think too, that the restorers reasoned that the masts could be thinner and possibly of oak because there would never be sails raised to stress them. Also, a harder wood would last much longer into her future life. Interesting fact: The masts, even on wooden sailing ships, would invariably be made of spruce or pine, whilst the hull would be of stronger, harder wood like oak. Why? Because: 1) Spruce & pine are lighter in weight, thus reducing the vessels "top-heaviness" & therefore "rolling" of the vessel.. 2) Spruce & pine will creak and groan before they actually fail....giving the crew due warning..... Harder woods would simply snap without such warning, possibly causing catastrophic consequences. 3) The natural "straight" growth of spruce & pine.... makes making a mast a whole lot easier! Take your pick. 👍
@johnhealy6676
@johnhealy6676 4 года назад
Incredible story I have been on her in Bristol Brilliant
@willoebutler557
@willoebutler557 9 лет назад
I been there on 24 of june 2015 it was so amazing inside
@rabbastern
@rabbastern 11 лет назад
Wundervoll - dieses Schiff ist eine Sensation! Wir haben vor zwei Monaten dieses Schiff besichtigt und wir waren begeistert! Eine tolle Leistung, dieses Schiff zu retten. Grüße aus Düsseldorf/Germany.
@MrDaiseymay
@MrDaiseymay 6 лет назад
I AGREED WITH ALL YOU SAID
@eddielung31
@eddielung31 4 года назад
Love the epicness of the narration
@peteacher52
@peteacher52 4 года назад
Stopped just as things were getting (more) interesting!
@forcedadventure
@forcedadventure 10 лет назад
THIS IS ONE REALLY GOOD MADE DOCU-VIDEO !!! ALL THE BEST.
@MrDaiseymay
@MrDaiseymay 6 лет назад
except the choice of a really annoying voice-over.
@andrewpagella9941
@andrewpagella9941 4 года назад
I saw her being towed back,whilst i was in the west indies 1970, serving on HMS Sirius
@MrDaiseymay
@MrDaiseymay 4 года назад
LUCKY YOU. I HOPE YOU TOOK SOME PHOTOGRAPHS
@briananthony4044
@briananthony4044 4 года назад
Inside toilets, wow, no going forwards to the heads then. I'm glad they restored the steam power plant, or did they? They kept showing what appears to be a paddle wheel. Impressive menu indeed for first class. I'm so glad such wonders are kept and restored.
@MrDaiseymay
@MrDaiseymay 4 года назад
It's a reproduction, powered by electric motors, and was made by local engineering apprentices, Up close, it's huge and very impressive.
@trevortrevortsr2
@trevortrevortsr2 8 лет назад
We visited this ship its wonderful - the cabins and beds are so small
@qe2836
@qe2836 8 лет назад
This ship was made to transport people. It was before "vacation cruises" were invented. She is also relatively small, even if she was the largest ship of her time. The journeys must have been a little bumpy during storms.
@briananthony4044
@briananthony4044 4 года назад
900 passengers were mentioned, I think the interior had been modelled on the ship as it was for the Australian route. It had half the passengers for the Atlantic route and was described as a luxury ship so the cabins would have been larger I presume and better fitted out.
@DanielCPurdy
@DanielCPurdy 4 года назад
People then were smaller. The average man was somewhere under 5’6” then.
@patagualianmostly7437
@patagualianmostly7437 2 года назад
@@DanielCPurdy That's absolutely true.......there are many examples in museums etc that make that obvious: shoe & dress sizes. But of course....this was all before McDonald's & KFC came on the scene!
@oddsandwindsocks5905
@oddsandwindsocks5905 4 года назад
Lovely put together video, I saw the ship last year, I was very impressed with the restoration and the Brunel's museum there to. I made a small vlog also but not a patch on yours. Please give it a look, also done the Clifton suspension bridge to.
@MrDaiseymay
@MrDaiseymay 4 года назад
HE MADE THE BRIDGE ONE SPARE WEEKEND.
@KeepCalmContemplateYourChoices
12:22-Maybe your of the direct acting type. But seriously, this guy seems like he's trying to sound enthusiastic about this, while trying to hide that he's done with this. Someone pls help him.
@garywhite3264
@garywhite3264 4 года назад
This would be a must see if I ever get "over there"! BTW, she is described as propeller driven, however with the description of the engines, very large paddlewheels are shown, similar to Great Western.
@garyhewitt489
@garyhewitt489 4 года назад
May I presume to.plan your itinerary ? Fly into Heathrow. Hire a car and drive to Bristol(it's two hours) on the way in you will pass under the Clifton suspension bridge. Stay in Bristol, it's nice, the harbours bars and restaurants are worth spending a night out at. and it's cheaper and nicer than London. Go to the SS Great Britain. It's very good, Oh I forgot, the Mathew a reconstruction of Cabot's ship is often at Bristol harbour. Personally I would go across to Wales and visit Chepstow Castle, it's picturesque and only one hour away and you get to cross another bridge. You may as well get some lunch somewhere in the Wye valley, maybe see Tinturn abbey, the countryside is nice, winding rivers and probably more green than your used to or if you like books perhaps Hay on Wye would suit. Stay the night somewhere. Choose which way you wish to go. West into Wales, Cardiff, Cardigan bay, Snowdonia, Anglesey etc. North into the Midlands, free museums galore, Shakespeare and all that, and if you get lost and end up in Birmingham Sarhole mill is a hidden gem (it's where Tolkien wrote that Hobbity book). Or you could cross the bridge and head south. It don't really matter which way you go, there's interesting things everywhere but I would give a special mention the the shuttle worth collection at biggleswade, Bedfordshire, Bath is worth seeing, esp the Roman baths, and if you like Georgian architecture. Neolithic sites, castles, museums, cathedral's etc, etc there's loads. There's bigger, better of all of these things on the continent France,Italy,Spain etc, but in Britain they are all so close together and so many. London is NOT Britain.
@danijelujcic8644
@danijelujcic8644 3 года назад
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SS_Great_Britain#Machinery
@garywhite3264
@garywhite3264 3 года назад
@@garyhewitt489 Thanks so much for this detailed itinerary. I could definitely follow it because it all seems to be "right up my alley".
@ottavva
@ottavva 4 года назад
BRUNEL was a genius who is not by far appreciated as he deserves
@MrDaiseymay
@MrDaiseymay 4 года назад
He is in Britain, and particularly in Bristol. Many of his greatest creations and ides were formed here. There's a recently opened new Museum ,entirely of original and personal Brunel articles; a fantastic visit.
@ottavva
@ottavva 4 года назад
@@MrDaiseymay glad to hear that thanks for info :)
@Gardner0871public
@Gardner0871public 4 года назад
Fred Dibnah would approve
@billytwoknives6495
@billytwoknives6495 3 года назад
Beautiful ship.
@michaelbritton9778
@michaelbritton9778 4 года назад
It's a little disappointing that they couldn't repair the bottom of the ship especially with today's technology such a shame as the top half is so beautiful
@jeffdurden398
@jeffdurden398 4 года назад
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7F6aDdHPJfI.html I think you will like this, and it explains a lot about why complete restoration wasn't feasible.
@martyndyson9501
@martyndyson9501 4 года назад
The hull is the only original part everything else is new and has never been used, if they would have repaired or replaced the hull then the entire ship would have just been a replica! A very expensive replica with no original parts, the whole reason this ship is famous is due to its design by Brunnel and it being the first ship built from steel, theres nothing inovative or special about the interior
@mrbojangles8133
@mrbojangles8133 4 года назад
Besides with the plates it tells a story
@patagualianmostly7437
@patagualianmostly7437 2 года назад
As others have said, Michael....the original ship's hull could have been replaced...as is possible with today's technology: But, we don't want a mere replica. This is the Real Deal. (Replicas? That's for Disney Land & Las Vegas aficionados)
@patagualianmostly7437
@patagualianmostly7437 2 года назад
@@martyndyson9501 Correct 100%. Might as well have used glass fibre!🤣
@1701_FyldeFlyer
@1701_FyldeFlyer 4 года назад
Been round Great Britain twice, once not longer after she returned and made an exhibit, more recently about 4 years ago. The cabins are tiny. Ive a bigger broom cupboard! The 3rd class was just like racking and bunk beds!
@mrstephenthomas100
@mrstephenthomas100 5 лет назад
1.5 times speed makes thid bearable.
@KeepCalmContemplateYourChoices
1.25 sounds more normal.
@Baskerville22
@Baskerville22 4 года назад
Had a longer run than Titanic
@nightlightabcd
@nightlightabcd 4 года назад
I was about to ask if she was now sea worthy, but my question was answered even before I asked it! But at last, she came back home!
@amxelcbis4464
@amxelcbis4464 5 лет назад
9:14 Let's hope nobody mistook that for a sink...
@jamesbriggs2694
@jamesbriggs2694 5 лет назад
that is very VERY helpful thx
@andrealexandresoares3912
@andrealexandresoares3912 4 года назад
Magnific!!!!!
@stephenhunter70
@stephenhunter70 4 года назад
Eventually they will have to restore her hull. She's going to continue to rust, nothing will stop that.
@MrDaiseymay
@MrDaiseymay 4 года назад
Maybe technology will provide the answer.
@tryingharder6392
@tryingharder6392 4 года назад
I've watched a couple of videos on the recovery of this vessel. Amazing work by all. Are the new masts as large as the originals?
@MrDaiseymay
@MrDaiseymay 4 года назад
yes
@MrDorbel
@MrDorbel 4 года назад
@@MrDaiseymay They may be as tall, but they are certainly not of the same circumference.
@MrDaiseymay
@MrDaiseymay 4 года назад
@@MrDorbel WAL---thats progress, She wasn't going to be battling great storms at sea.
@charlesmortlock6387
@charlesmortlock6387 4 года назад
Very interesting thankyou
@colinwarn2556
@colinwarn2556 10 лет назад
great doc but the guy narrating it OH DEAR!!!!!!
@raymondleggs5508
@raymondleggs5508 9 лет назад
he sounds like has a cold and a bit. slow in the head.
@physxme
@physxme 7 лет назад
just play the video at 1.5x speed and then he'll sound more normal
@kitster1176
@kitster1176 7 лет назад
colin warn its called being English racist fuck
@MrDaiseymay
@MrDaiseymay 7 лет назад
What a doom-laden pillock, he really spoils this
@MrDaiseymay
@MrDaiseymay 7 лет назад
so it does !
@triedzidono
@triedzidono 4 года назад
50 seconds in, cant listen to that awful sarcastic tone any longer. just no way
@Superfandangoo
@Superfandangoo 3 года назад
Ditto, just awful
@hojoinhisarcher
@hojoinhisarcher 4 года назад
Much more on the crewing How many? what did they do exactly ? You could do an entire unit on that. This is a great vid.... Thank you!
@faerieSAALE
@faerieSAALE 4 года назад
A maritime museum is all it is today. She will never set sail again. Better a museum relic back home in England rather than a rusted hulk junk pile in the Falklands.
@duckgoesquack4514
@duckgoesquack4514 7 лет назад
12:44 thought you where going to pass out there
@Lockbar
@Lockbar 4 года назад
LOL, you are a "smart guy".
@greenseaships
@greenseaships 6 лет назад
AAAND the NAAARATOR strUUUGGLing with his EEENNNglish...
@thomashambly3718
@thomashambly3718 6 лет назад
I have a stutter, I have to do this sometimes otherwise I will try for 2 minutes to say certain words
@johnjephcote7636
@johnjephcote7636 5 лет назад
And why do video makers suppose that music is necessary at all? I turned all sound off in order to finish.
@MattZ42
@MattZ42 4 года назад
At 1.25 speed it sounds much more natural, which makes me think it was slowed down in the first place.
@briananthony4044
@briananthony4044 4 года назад
Those mice in the galley seemed very real! Unlike the cat.
@tillyelliott7
@tillyelliott7 11 лет назад
I went there today so cool
@zainabbah8128
@zainabbah8128 8 лет назад
this guy is enthusiatick
@MrDaiseymay
@MrDaiseymay 4 года назад
speed it up to 1.5 and he'll have a heart attack
@MrDaiseymay
@MrDaiseymay 4 года назад
BEFORE NEW VIEWER'S START---ALTER THE SPEED TO 1.25 OR 1.5. MUCH BETTER ON THE LUGGS
@mikbe2579
@mikbe2579 4 года назад
Would you, please, also show the toilet and shower facilities?
@JasonJason210
@JasonJason210 4 года назад
Very nice! Would have been even nicer if it had an ending.
@johnpaquin8041
@johnpaquin8041 4 года назад
Well I think that it good that they could save there's been a lot of it restored and from what I've seen on the videos it looks good but what I do not understand that if that much of the ship can be restored why not the rest of the ship be restored as well I've been restoring old cars truck and tractor and more all may life so I think I can judge as to weather something can be restored or not and from what I can see on the videos in my judgment it looks like the bottom could be restored from what I can see they took the s cheep way and ez way out so I know that it would take time and money to restore the bottom of the ship but I think it would be worth the time as well as the money to do. And that someone could take it on themselves to do so it would be great to see the ship back in the water once again sailing as it could and as I sail I believe that this could be done
@flybobbie1449
@flybobbie1449 4 года назад
If you restore too much you lose the character of the ship.
@steveuphill3795
@steveuphill3795 4 года назад
You have to take into consideration the age of this ship and it is mostly wrought iron. Metal fatigue would prevent it ever being subjected to the stresses of sea travel unless it was not so much restored but the hull completely replaced. As it is,this is still a monument to the past and the talent of that age to create something that not only did its job, but looked beautiful doing it, something that today is often overlooked.
@nancyhobson9710
@nancyhobson9710 4 года назад
Together with the Eastern
@davidjones341
@davidjones341 6 лет назад
POOR USS TEXAS NEEDS THIS DRY DOCK REALLY BAD
@MrDaiseymay
@MrDaiseymay 6 лет назад
SHARE THIS VIDEO WITH ALL THOSE YOU THINK MAY BE INTERESTED, TO SHOW IT CAN BE DONE. SO LONG AS THE TEXAS IS IN A DRY DOCK.
@davidjones341
@davidjones341 6 лет назад
Philip Croft I'm really happy to see another Texas Fan she's the last of her kind we must save her cuz she saved us
@MrDaiseymay
@MrDaiseymay 4 года назад
@@davidjones341 A very good starting point. Attack their sense of guilt.
@greenseaships
@greenseaships 6 лет назад
I'm wondering if this sounds better when I speed it up twice normal speed...
@MrDaiseymay
@MrDaiseymay 6 лет назад
Anything would improve. How the hell did he get approval.
@airaero5473
@airaero5473 3 года назад
Who knows which parts of the ship has been there since day 1.
@davidking1087
@davidking1087 4 года назад
Not a Liner. It was a steamship.
@MrDaiseymay
@MrDaiseymay 4 года назад
well quite
@bekluwe
@bekluwe 4 года назад
How ironic that the ship propeller was invented by an Austrian.
@ianofliverpool7701
@ianofliverpool7701 4 года назад
We are far less than what we were.....If Brunel was alive today Britain would`ve already colonised Mars
@nancyhobson9710
@nancyhobson9710 4 года назад
I was thinking that this morning when I saw his bridge
@MrDaiseymay
@MrDaiseymay 4 года назад
By steam powered spaceships
@colinellis8661
@colinellis8661 4 года назад
@@MrDaiseymay Hey Phil, Brunel could do anything.
@mrdesignit145
@mrdesignit145 8 лет назад
I wish I can travel to American to Bristol to go see the ship
@michaelprobert4881
@michaelprobert4881 6 лет назад
It's in England
@katiewynn8749
@katiewynn8749 10 лет назад
I went there on wendsday it was soooooooooo cool then i found out it was haunted
@spedsledproductions
@spedsledproductions 3 года назад
They should have also kept the great eastern
@graemescobie1623
@graemescobie1623 4 года назад
I strongly doubt by that theme in history that would be doing something as ridiculous as building square boilers even at 5psi. They may have been in a square well looks square boiler casing. They knew enough by Brunel’s time that a cylindrical boiler shell was the only thing that could maintain its shape as except for the ends (most likely using tie rods to withstand the pressure. I do know that 5psi isn’t much on the scheme of things) the cylinder has equal pressure acting on it. So please I hope you don’t continue to disseminate false information.
@zootsootful
@zootsootful 4 года назад
Interesting, but the narrator sounds like a minister delivering a eulogy.
@Kaiserzeit1871
@Kaiserzeit1871 5 лет назад
Toll restauriert. Well done. Aber warum spricht der Mann so dramatisch? Das ist ja furchtbar.
@markmathews6876
@markmathews6876 4 года назад
my g g grand mum was on that first voyage to oz
@wonse69
@wonse69 4 года назад
Please key down om pathos.
@daniila.7545
@daniila.7545 2 года назад
Хотелось бы увидеть металлообрабатывающии станки того времени.
@Oakleaf700
@Oakleaf700 6 лет назад
Speed is wrong...alter the speed and it becomes normal voiced, but then the music is strange. Definitely a speed issue.
@samiam619
@samiam619 4 года назад
No, he just has a weird kind of annoying voice
@johnpaquin8041
@johnpaquin8041 4 года назад
No when you replace the rusted metal you put back the new metal the same way it was first done so in the end she will be the same as before art to detailes and it will loose nothing just be new again the ship is made of metal metel van airway be replaced and restored I know this is true as I've been doing restoring all my life and I've seen meany very badly rust cars trucks ECT that you would think that were to fare gone and I've seen then to came back again so if someone wanted to bad enuff this ship could be restored and came back again. Us it wouldn't be ez but it could be done
@samiam619
@samiam619 4 года назад
John. Could you edit this to English? You know, clean up the misspellings, trying to be coherent and using punctuation. Also, Et Cetera is abbreviated as ETC.
@MrDaiseymay
@MrDaiseymay 4 года назад
yeah---lets patch the pyramids with concrete or fibreglass.
@tobyreads
@tobyreads 5 лет назад
I want a doctor who episode set on it.
@coolfred9083
@coolfred9083 5 лет назад
OMG yes that would be so awesome!
@everythinghistory6770
@everythinghistory6770 5 лет назад
I think Most Haunted went on it
@lisastallingskeelor3328
@lisastallingskeelor3328 4 года назад
I’d love to hear about this ship but not from a drugged, painfully slowed copy of robin leach. 👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻
@Maulinator69
@Maulinator69 4 года назад
lol... just lol :)
@miked1765
@miked1765 4 года назад
The man spoke clearly and articulately. I thought he did well and enjoyed it.
@billbaynes3432
@billbaynes3432 4 года назад
Surely they could get a better narrator? It is a fantastic story after all! I could do a better job I’m sure! And I’m a rough Geordie!
@lesmoor001
@lesmoor001 4 года назад
born and bread in Bristol never been
@MrDaiseymay
@MrDaiseymay 4 года назад
and very pleased too, aren't ya ?
@markpow38
@markpow38 4 года назад
work on her hull patching hole with fibreglass for six weeks summer 1976. hull solid rust
@tomatoc8077
@tomatoc8077 6 лет назад
im going today
@MrDaiseymay
@MrDaiseymay 4 года назад
have ya got there yet?
@benediktmorak4409
@benediktmorak4409 4 года назад
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7F6aDdHPJfI.html and here is it, still in black and white, how it all begun!
4 года назад
Sadly only 20% original
@nine8nine
@nine8nine 4 года назад
speed 1.25. Thank me later
@kavinskysmith4094
@kavinskysmith4094 6 лет назад
and you thought the clear eyes guy was bad............
@nancyhobson9710
@nancyhobson9710 4 года назад
A remnant of the ROARING twenties
@MrDaiseymay
@MrDaiseymay 4 года назад
1820's surely?
@croissant2951
@croissant2951 3 года назад
nope
@leotard2536
@leotard2536 4 года назад
watch at 1.25x
@JohnBoyDeere
@JohnBoyDeere 4 года назад
Trying so hard to sound like Robin Leach in "Lifestyles of the rich and famous" program...
@sd906238
@sd906238 4 года назад
Do you have Prince Albert in a can? Well then let him out.
@henryksmolnicki4647
@henryksmolnicki4647 11 лет назад
Kawał historii. Jak widać Anglicy dbają o przekaz, ale montaż i narracja ledwo dostateczna.
@CrazyPetez
@CrazyPetez 4 года назад
The narrator sounds like he he’s giving a memorial to a recently passed person. So dreary.
@cmccoy3972
@cmccoy3972 4 года назад
You know what they say, “if you can’t say anything nice keep your yap shut.”
@CrazyPetez
@CrazyPetez 4 года назад
C McCoy Works for you too. Get it?
@harbourdogNL
@harbourdogNL 5 лет назад
Sorry, but the narrator makes this video unwatchable.
@Lockbar
@Lockbar 4 года назад
sounds like "champagne wishes and caviar dreams"
@samiam619
@samiam619 4 года назад
Lockbar That’s what I told my wife! Robin Leech. Talk about your name fitting your job; leeching after the Rich and Famous!
@Jenalgo
@Jenalgo 4 года назад
Clicked off immediately. Can't put up with that faked Claekson voice. Why do that? Speak normal.
@MichaelWilliams-mo1vv
@MichaelWilliams-mo1vv 3 года назад
Awful narration after a couple of minutes watched rest of video with the sound off
@johnpaquin8041
@johnpaquin8041 4 года назад
No you do not
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