They look like the classic loch Ness monster photo

Nice video.

Peaceful. Thanks

So beautiful .thank you

Thank you for providing the written captions - long enough to read!

Learnt to fish in there as many of us bristol boys did, it is absolutely rammed with fish these 😊

Beautiful early spring scenes. Thanks

Old Bristolian here, looking out the window at the snow here in Canada and wishing I could come home...

Thanks Les for the pointer. Well captured.

Really lovely town, but it definitely needs seasonal flowers in street containers & hanging baskets as they have in many delightful European towns, plants help to positively elevate the natural energy of public areas, important for people's wellbeing..💚🌻

Great video of Concorde 👍

How can they build on the runway. Knowing concorde use to take off build there on the whole airfield really it not right really. The best passenger plane in the world

I woulda have absolutely loved to have flown on The Concorde. It truly woulda been a oncest in a lifetime remarkable , amazing experience! To fly at 60,000 ft in the air on the edges of space travelling at 1350mph while eating caviar and drinking fine champagne - what a unique thing to have done in your life !

Amazing footage! That looks like a sizable fish around 2:20 (do you know what kind?) she caught! The fish was struggling, but the hungry Heron quickly managed to fully consume (alive?!) it all okay? It looked like the unlucky thing was desperately kicking sliding down that long throat! I wonder, does the large fish stand any chance of escaping if eaten in that condition? Maybe it can turn around inside the elastic throat/stomach and has a chance of survival here.

This Concorde visited Christchurch New Zealand on a charter flight April 1989 I remember having the opportunity to look onboard it prior to losing a section of the rudder enroute CHC to SYD

Brilliant museum local history at its best & beautifully displayed

area is too small

And how can a surrogate produce milk to nurse when they haven't even given birth?

How do you know who will act as surrogate?

Excellent video. It’s definitely on my “to do list”. 🇬🇧

check out my personal video of a Concorde flight from seat 22C. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fpt5ZLiTmdmyh2g.html

Concord was an engineering marvel. If it wasn't for the demand of massive commercial air travel at cheaper rates, the Concord would still be flying today.

Another beautiful gorilla family! It looks like they have plenty of room to roam around. ❤😊

Wow this is some amazing footage, especially the stoat!!! Do you have an email address that I could contact to make an enquiry?

Oh my, those bunnies are so cute!

Interesting, I haven't visited that part of the docks.

I rmember loving trips to JFK for years just to watch her depart.

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Fascinating! The Lower Guinea St Bridge replaced the old lift bridge which carried the railway line over the entrance to the Basin. At one time, the former wide gauge GWR tracks could still be seen at that spot. Does anyone remember seeing 'Harry Brown' - the sand dredger - entering the Basin to unload at the quay where the lightship now is? I do, a memorable sight.

Fascinating! A great film which records the restoration of Bristol's old gaol on Cumberland Road

What an aircraft. Ahead of its time. Real shame it was decommissioned.

Concord　Ｉ　love　best　airplane now、and、forever💖

Nice 🥰

Did you know there are little fish that the otters get

very good

wow this is really cool! where abouts along the river is this?

What a pleasure to see so many creatures.

Wow, well spotted. Did it take a long time to get those shots?

Fantastic

Wow, I enjoyed seeing all the wild life. Thanks for sharing that.

This is very interesting. Just subbed to your channel. Just out of interest which camera did you use to capture this?

Stockhill woods is a great place for all sorts of wildlife.

Fascinating

So nice to see.

Wow, thats brilliant. I didn't realise you can find snakes in the Mendips. I'd love to see them.

Não gosto, de vê. lo assim, num museu, como se fosse, coisa, antiga! O concord avançou no ☀️ tempo, mas o nosso tempo, não entendeu, a máquina expendida, que voava ultrassonica! E ele espera o futuro, que sem dúvida... Virá!

A really interesting video, thanks for sharing

What a beautiful thing

Keynsham is THE most underrated place for fossil hunting! Screw Lyme Regis! I’ve found more, larger specimens in the fields of keynsham than anywhere else!

YESSS!!! It’s was years and years ago but I was driving through Bristol ( I think besides st Mary redcliff church ) and I saw this MASSIVE falcon on a lamp post, it was twice as tall as the head of the post was long but it was definitely a falcon! Blueish grey coat with black accents and a bright yellow beak and claws! It was awesome!