First Time Ever! HD film on this channel. Snowy Terrace.

Original YT playout date: 9 January 2010
Duration: 4:05

“Here we go with the new Vado HD. Coming up in the near future is the unboxing of the Vado HD and a comparison with the old Vado.

This film taken same day as playout.

Conclusion – great piece of kit for the money. I hope you’re watching this, Drew Amiduffer – and just listen to the sound on this tiny camera…”
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Relaxing on the Terrace

Original YT playout date: 25 December 2009
Duration: 18:59

A bit more footage from the terrace, from back in September 2009. It looks very different now. Most of the plants here didn’t go forward, the peonies were effectively annuals. The lilac is still alive, but even the dogwood went in the end, though I did last a good few years. The yuccas are still with us, the tamarisk not, or the roses. I think the junipers mainly lasted, but not even all of them.
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Terrace Update

Original YT playout date: 10 September 2009
Duration: 6:15

I took this footage a couple of months back and kinda overlooked playing it out, but here goes. Obviously some of the flower shots at the end are a joke – they’re not all on my terrace! The fence is creosoted now, which means it has the same colour as the patio boards.
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Not the Alan Titchmarsh Show – with Bot Shots

Original YT playout date: 11 July 2009
Duration: 10:21

A rather interrupted look at my garden. I lost some of the stills I took for the end bit so I made them up with other bot (anical) shots I made earlier. The song is “Vecher na reyde”.
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Fat Blokes on Tea

Original YT playout date: 26 June 2008
Duration: 1:07:25

A hopefully amusing conversation on the terrace between three middle aged men in varying degrees of overweightness. Regardless of the alcohol-free nature of the occasion we manage to talk amusingly for some period and do some impromptusinging for the neighbours. This contains such gems as Moggy and Alan’s matrimonial ads, a rendition of “”Two Little Boys””, and a history lesson about Braveheart, all unscripted and unrehearsed.

Enjoy. We did. (I think).

Later that day we rang the radioshow together that you can see on this channel as the item before this.
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