Glad you enjoyed it - more to come, when I get the time to edit more footage.

These are from the Scottish Borders - my family were Ferguson & latterly Massey Ferguson dealerships for the area in 50's to 80's.

I think so - they used to appear each year at the RNLI event.

James, thank you so much for that extra information - that's what makes this KZfaq channel so great, is everyone contributing facts to the videos! Keep 'em coming 👍

@@TSHendersonCineFilmArchive Not a problem, and nice to see that footage from one of the original Ferguson Dealerships of the era. 😊

Interesting Andy, I never knew that....and obviously, neither did they! 🤣

Hi Charlie, thanks - glad you enjoyed the video. Plenty more footage to come, once I get round to editing it, and uploading it here 👍

Great memories, I agree about all the building and ruined views, unfortunately happening in many places. The dreadful thing is, a lot are holiday homes or for rent - the poor local workforce get priced out of living near their place of work.

@@TSHendersonCineFilmArchive Yes , i was a young boy at the time but it did look and feel a lot better in the 60's and early 70's , when i went there every summer holiday for 6 weeks . Its just not the same anymore and will never be again ! . . . .

My pleasure - glad you enjoyed them!

Wow! - great to hear they are still going strong, my grandad would be very pleased.

Same I have a Ted still one of our main tractors

No, it’s a cover version, and the band allow its use.

Hi Glenn, thanks your kind comments, glad you enjoyed the video - I have actually had all my grandfathers footage redigitized by a company that uses modern techniques and equipment, so I will eventually be uploading a better version of this video. The surname Swallow does ring a bell - I'll ask my mum if she knows, she would know better than I would, she and my grandparents holidayed on Northumberland 40's to 80's...I was born in early 60's, so maybe the wrong decade.

@@TSHendersonCineFilmArchive thank you for the quick reply, John Swallow’s mum and dad were residents of Seahouses, quite posh as well, my new wife and l had the pleasure of staying at Johns mum on our honeymoon for a week, Pauline’s dad, Andrew Robinson farmed at l believe Tughall, to this day Pauline’s youngest daughter Judy and her husband are still farming that very same farm, just a quick explanation on how we became acquainted with the Swallow family, back in 1963, Andrew Robinson ventured out to purchase another farm on which he purchased 110 acres Westfield Farm, North Kelsey, Lincs, Westfield Farm was only 1/4 mile next to my mum and dads farm (Minnitts Farm) which was situated along side the river ancholme, Westfield farm was to be run by John and Pauline along with an acquaintance Neil Scott and his wife Fiona to be their held as a farm worker, the enterprise was to be a barley beef farm, new buildings and one tower silo was erected, after a couple of years trying to make this farm profitable, it was decided by Andrew that beef farming wasn’t viable so he then decided in 1965 to start milking cows, (80 cows) they then added on another building and a second tower silo, this worked up to a point but was still struggling, so after three years, John and Pauline asked my mum and dad if they would consider being partners and join the two farm together making the acreage to 170 acres, this proved to be a success, I’ll leave it there because there’s a lot more to this story but at the end of the day, we were fortunate to get to know and be involved with the Swallows and the Robinson’s, very happy memories, on another quick note, the fish shop in Seahouses called Swallow Fish is of course once John Swallows enterprise but l think you’ll already know this?

Thanks Alistair, glad you enjoyed it - plenty more to come, when I get time to process them!

Wow, thanks for that excellent info! - I have a friend who has a property in St Monans, he will be very interested to hear this.

Thanks for that extra information Nic!

Glad you enjoyed it Charles - more to come!

Hey, thanks for the kind comments Jacques - wow, some fall for your Aunty 😱 !love the box of kippers story 🤣

Thanks for the lovely feedback - working on Seahouses footage as we speak!

Glad you liked the video Charles - more to come!

Hi, sure…email it to me 👍🏻

Wow Marie - my Papa (my dad's dad) worked for the Hendersyde estate as well - he was a woodsman and also looked after the jumps on Kelso Racecourse - my dad was born and raised in Hendersyde North Lodge.

Ah fantastic. We lived at Sharpitlaw until I was 9, then Edenmouth. The footage of the 1948 flood showed Sharpitlaw. Lovely place to grow up.

Thanks so much for your comments! My grandfather owned a house in Seahouses (a caravan in Beadnell before that) so I am very familiar with the area, both as a child and as an adult - I was down there in July, and had a few beers in the Ship Inn! A great pub. Plenty more footage to come - I have just had all the reels of cine film professionally digitized using the latest technology, much better clarity (I'm currently working on a KZfaq video about this process and what company I used...it will be uploaded soon). So, not only will there be new, clearer footage, I will eventually go and redo the current videos with the improved versions.

Wow , what memories ! Seems just like yesterday , my grandad was Dick Ewart and he had a caravan on Seaview where i went every summer holiday from Newcastle . I was 9 in 1969 , i could watch these all day long gives me goosebumps ! . . . Thankyou ! . . .

Thanks for the lovely comment - I have just had all the cine film reels redigitised by a new firm (hence the lack of uploads for a few months), so plenty more footage to come...I will probably end up redoing all the current videos with the new, clearer footage.

That's interesting, I was not aware of that.

Thanks so much for that valuable information Jim, much appreciated! 👍🏻

My please Rosalinde - plenty more footage to come! 👍🏻

@@TSHendersonCineFilmArchive Witch year was this ? Filmed ? ;)

Mid 50’s?

Thank you so much Marie, glad you enjoyed this historic footage! 👍🏻

Glad you enjoyed it, yes…a bygone era.

Ah that’s Brilliant Stuart - nice to hear from previous Henderson customers 👍🏻

Aye, Kev has been working very hard on this project!

Ha! - great memories Robert! Don't worry, plenty more video to come...I have quite a few reels to get through :-)

Glad you enjoyed the footage Robert, plenty more to come 👍🏻

That’s great to hear Myra! - built to last 👍🏻

Glad you enjoyed the footage Paul, and to hear your 35 is going strong 💪🏻

Oops…you are quite correct David, I shall sort that 👍🏻

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Yes Andrew, a lot of people restoring these old tractors these days.

My pleasure Paul, glad you enjoyed the footage - plenty more to come!

Thanks Jacques, glad you enjoyed it! Yes, all the little details, like the clothes they are wearing, the vintage stands and machinery etc.

Very interesting Huw, I remember these pre dual carriageway days of the A1!