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BRANCH LINE - 1 - Sir John Betjeman
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Part 1 - A 1963 BBC programme showing the 24 mile S&D line from Evercreech Junction. In this first episode we reach Highbridge - then the end of passenger services.

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Very, very, nice.
By: robmcg567. on 22 Nov 08, 04:53:25
Very, very, nice.

yeah there now ...
By: bronzeonion. on 21 Nov 08, 21:48:36
yeah there now opening alot of them up again

thank's so much for ...
By: kryztlship. on 06 Nov 08, 02:15:00
thank's so much for uploading this, it's wonderful.

It would be very ...
By: BackwoodPictures. on 28 Oct 08, 23:28:49
It would be very interesting to see where would be now if the job was given to someone like Betjeman instead of Marples and Beeching. I think that a small amount of lines would have to be closed but in essence, lots would remain open and provide a great and valuable service today. I don't think that Beeching saw the cultural influence that a lot of these lines provided. I know that I would have paid a higher tax rate to live in a better country. That's would we would have now. Don't you agree?

Magical. Words of ...
By: congo1024. on 13 Oct 08, 22:00:05
Magical. Words of wisdom.

at 5:16 he says "i ...
By: porno6361. on 03 Oct 08, 21:07:15
at 5:16 he says "i hope your enjoying it",no john,i'm loving it,at least you were lucky to travel omn it

god,we haven't half ...
By: porno6361. on 03 Oct 08, 20:59:03
god,we haven't half fucked this country up,thanks for posting,this is how this country was and should be

Austin Somerset ...
By: THERESALWAYSSOMEONE. on 30 Sep 08, 17:51:09
Austin Somerset that's an 'A40'

It makes me feel ...
By: brucesterman. on 23 Jun 08, 19:28:27
It makes me feel queasy and quite sad to think what we have lost and to think of the hell we have sponsored to replace it. If we all wanted it to stay like this so much how have we let the rats destroy it. Resist their influence at ever opportunity!

I'm live not far ...
By: PhilipGriffin1234. on 17 May 08, 18:37:56
I'm live not far from this line (And the line from Wells to Yatton used to run through my village), but I recognize so many locations, such as the Girder bridge (at 5:55) and Shapwick, and there's no sign of the station now. A crying shame all the lines in the area were taken up. Worth mentioning too that the bus services in the area now are expensive and absolutely appalling! The railways are a link that we need, but we can't rebuild them. John. B was absolutely right, to the letter!

What would Betjeman ...
By: jontibloom. on 16 May 08, 10:15:08
What would Betjeman have written about cars and traffic if he were alive today. To me looking at this clip it seems like from a byegone and tranquil age.

John B,was right ...
By: GWR1940. on 31 Mar 08, 09:34:23
John B,was right the goverment where wrong! he saw all this coming road jams e.t.c this was a crime when this was closed,

This is delightful, ...
By: AustinSomerset. on 15 Mar 08, 23:27:42
This is delightful, many thanks. As his Metroland film shows suburban villas with stained glass windows and proud clipped hedges that have (now) more than likely been replaced by upvc and 4x4's sitting on tarmacadam'd front gardens - so a quick google of today's images of the area shows how most of this line is now buried under housing estates and supermarkets - all generating the extra traffic he spoke about. Where did I put that time machine!

Prophetic words ...
By: webrarian. on 19 Jan 08, 22:39:09
Prophetic words from JB about the need for railways given the 'hellish' state of roads in years to come. Thank you so much posting these three films

thanks for ...
By: 01276. on 10 Jan 08, 18:17:33
thanks for uploading :)

BRANCH LINE - 3 - Sir John Betjeman
Posted by: THERESALWAYSSOMEONE

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Part 3 - The final part of the 1963 BBC film. Sir John Betjeman completes his journey along the 24 mile branch line from Evercreech Junction to Burnham on Sea by taking a freight from Highbridge to the sea.

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isn't it great how ...
By: porno6361. on 03 Oct 08, 21:17:19
isn't it great how we've fucked our railway network up,not only branch lines like this,but the bigger boys like the g.c.r.,watched hislop last nite,good series in the making i hope....beeching,not your fault,but rot in hell

went brean sands ...
By: qeqpostman. on 30 Sep 08, 23:03:49
went brean sands two years ago and we went to burnham for the day and i recanised some of the buildings on the film.

Yes, the Highbridge ...
By: mikecohen72. on 03 Sep 08, 14:32:19
Yes, the Highbridge level crossing brings back memories. Is there anyone who remembers the day a German bomber crashlanded over the level crossing ?

Thank you so much ...
By: benbisley. on 20 Aug 08, 18:27:58
Thank you so much for posting this. I recall the level crossing at Highbridge vividly. Is any footage of the Cheddar - Yatton railway still extant?

First of all thank ...
By: flanneryged. on 27 Jun 08, 15:09:07
First of all thank you for posting the "Utter Gem" of a Docu/nostalgia fest.I think a man of Sir John's gives it just the right type of informed lightheartedness.The S and D has been my own personal favourite Branch line since 1985,when I first watched Return to Evercreech on BBC 2 one Summer night in 1985.They had the habbit of repeating their "very late night" schedual all the time.I managed to see it just before the Open University started it's nightly bore show.R.I.P.the S and D.

Makes me very sad ...
By: FaerieCrone. on 22 Jun 08, 04:58:41
Makes me very sad that it's all changed so much actually.

Like the bit where ...
By: js2001b1. on 06 May 08, 22:31:24
Like the bit where he said don't let Dr BEeching take your railway away from you, guess what happened next?.. the sheeple let it happen. Along wiht the other 9000 miels of track anmd they never saved money from it, they ae still running debtrs from the Beeching cull.

Yes when we had a ...
By: WELLBRAN. on 19 Apr 08, 15:34:03
Yes when we had a railway service that ran on time, and the people that ran it were passionate about trains. Ok not as fast as now but it was bloody better all round

Thank you so much ...
By: epcotcentre. on 07 Mar 08, 10:29:40
Thank you so much for this marvelous video. I miss those days very much and it brought back many happy memories.

I had it twenty ...
By: DADRENO. on 19 Jan 08, 18:14:33
I had it twenty years ago on a BBC VHS video Branch Line Railway.

I've been looking ...
By: jsadey. on 18 Jan 08, 18:54:22
I've been looking for this film for years it's not available on DVD. Used to live in Burnham and saw this on HTV West about 20 years ago. Thanks so much for putting it on YT.

I love this one. I ...
By: jconnor55. on 15 Jan 08, 01:45:14
I love this one. I remember watching the "Burnham Flyer" going up the tracks to Burnham. I lived about 4 houses fron the rail line. Anyone have more video of this area/dates?

brilliant brought ...
By: Bryanguy999. on 14 Jan 08, 23:47:25
brilliant brought back lots of memories when i was a child

British Sea Power on Betjeman & Me - BBC2
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Clip of British Sea Power performing "The Licorice Fields of Pontefract" on John Betjeman & Me, BBC2.
Broadcast 21.08.06

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Indoor Games Near Newbury - Sir John Betjeman
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Sir John Betjeman reads Indoor Games Near Newbury taken from Banana Blush with music by Jim Parker

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BRANCH LINE - 2 - Sir John Betjeman
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Part 2 - Continuing the BBC broadcast of 1963 we look at Highbridge and the freight trains which were still running to Burnham on Sea. The former loco works of the Somerset & Dorset Joint Railway were derelict but still in situ.

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David Brent - on John Betjeman
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come friendly bombs fall on Slough...

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your very lucky you ...
By: w00oo00oot. on 11 Nov 08, 23:58:30
your very lucky you got Betjeman his poetry's genius. With his nostalgia and britishness seeping through with his witty, and magical humour. I got the awful sight known as Philip Larkin to study at A level

Bradford could do ...
By: PGPyramid1. on 02 Nov 08, 03:58:21
Bradford could do with some extensive bombing, but other than that I don't think this guy knows what he is talking about. I take it he is from Slough, and he illustrates the point of the poem perfectly: superficial unintelligent people existing in an ugly place.

Slough lookslike ...
By: gaelicscots. on 30 Oct 08, 00:54:32
Slough lookslike the third world.

He's having a go at ...
By: amazinglyace. on 14 Sep 08, 18:24:33
He's having a go at tinned fruit now haha

LOL! i was born in ...
By: steevo1987. on 18 Aug 08, 22:15:57
LOL! i was born in Maidstone

lol this poem was ...
By: sarahisbeef. on 24 Jun 08, 20:44:28
lol this poem was in my General Studies exam, but i couldnt read it properly without David Brent's voice popping into my head hahahaa 'overrated'

"This bloke" ...
By: eatingworms. on 24 Jun 08, 02:38:40
"This bloke" doesn't actually exist in real life... he's a fictitious TV character. On the other hand, the actor who created him IS actually overweight, so good observation there.

Ah Slough really ...
By: shazzyw. on 19 Jun 08, 09:50:39
Ah Slough really isn't so bad!!

genius =) ricky ...
By: 00hla. on 16 Jun 08, 16:30:22
genius =) ricky gervais rocks =)

so fantastic
By: ktre321. on 24 May 08, 17:10:50
so fantastic

fantastically funny ...
By: rorrt. on 16 Apr 08, 04:21:22
fantastically funny, my nanna lived in WestGate-on sea and i was born in Croydon and thats hilarious

Ha ha ha ........ ...
By: Tosty99. on 09 Apr 08, 22:26:51
Ha ha ha ........Gervais is a comedic genius. I'd bet any money he's SJB's biggest fan...on the quiet, mind.

and SPLENDOUR, ...
By: GrandPrix55. on 07 Apr 08, 10:51:04
and SPLENDOUR, SPLENDOUR!.. all around.

It's just a comedy ...
By: GrandPrix55. on 07 Apr 08, 10:49:24
It's just a comedy show and Brent is the main character. "The Office" is based in Slough and the poet John Betjeman famously criticised its architecture in 1940.

"Tinned minds, tin ...
By: GrandPrix55. on 07 Apr 08, 10:47:44
"Tinned minds, tin breath" posting on here, too, it seems.

Of course he's only ...
By: GrandPrix55. on 07 Apr 08, 10:46:07
Of course he's only being humorous as can be seen by his assumption that ALL of Betjeman's reference's to towns or places in that book (Collected Poems) are Betjeman "having a go." And of course, as evey fan knowns, Betjeman writes mostly about what he admires. Slough, though, is a hopeless case; humour or no humour.

God sake you ...
By: lloydy842007. on 20 Mar 08, 17:24:05
God sake you retards, its a clip from 'the office' a tv program, where ricky gervais plays david brent. get real u muppets, its supposed to be funny

I wouldn't call ...
By: PMDVD. on 02 Mar 08, 11:02:32
I wouldn't call David Brent, whoever he is, a simpleton - it's just the way he speaks!

Is this the ...
By: rankingjohnmajor. on 01 Mar 08, 00:21:50
Is this the simpleton comment section?? iTS A FUCKING TV PROGRAM

This bloke is ...
By: THERESALWAYSSOMEONE. on 04 Feb 08, 14:02:31
This bloke is cynical - that's what he does. All he can do is citicise other peoples opinions! And he's totally fat!

betjeman was ...
By: bryrw06. on 01 Feb 08, 19:35:35
betjeman was brilliant! best poet laureate we've had. i feel that ricky is simply being ironic! and i live near maidenhead - it IS a dump!

Yes but he comes ...
By: DADRENO. on 22 Jan 08, 22:56:59
Yes but he comes over as a genuine person unlike this pillock!

russell brand? wat ...
By: Eldetective. on 22 Jan 08, 21:59:36
russell brand? wat u mean grease hair, dickhead and how can u say ricky talks badly considering how russell speaks?

As my old dad would ...
By: DADRENO. on 06 Jan 08, 15:52:26
As my old dad would have said - What a horrible type he is! Big-headed, fat, ugly and can't speak proper! Give me Russell Brand any day!

If you learned to ...
By: Ivanhoe2. on 28 Nov 07, 00:10:45
If you learned to pronounce English it would be better. As it stands,,its a waste of time.

A child ill by John Betjeman
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A child ill by John Betjeman

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John Betjeman - Norfolk Churches
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Here is an extract from an utterly superb programme made by Sir John Betjeman in 1974 about Norfolk's churches (videoed on transmission in 1987.) A couple of great extracts of small church choirs.
At the end you'll see some trebles singing a wonderfully complex descant to the last verse of "Ye Holy Angels Bright".

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If it's good enough ...
By: oldpaw. on 13 Apr 08, 16:02:11
If it's good enough for Laura Barton, it's good enough for me. I used to deliver his newspaper when he lived in Wantage.

Ah ha! ' ...
By: graemeofothaidh. on 12 Apr 08, 21:38:01
Ah ha! 'Piercetheorganist' must be what they term in England as a Non-Comformist organist. He obviously does not know English Church history and the Oxford Movement. By the way, Anglican = English. I am a Scots Episcopalian, not an Anglican, therefore. Graeme.

I like the bit at 3 ...
By: DADRENO. on 22 Jan 08, 22:54:34
I like the bit at 3:05 about the rector's model loco!

I think that was ...
By: Murphywood. on 11 Dec 07, 18:39:48
I think that was when Wymondham Abbey Choir was directed by Maxwell Betts (who wrote an article is last week's "Church Times"). Lovely 32' Reed on the pedal organ :-) Father Cooling from Martham used to take services for us at St John's Church in Yarmouth in the 1970s.

:-) They do look ...
By: notyobs. on 16 Oct 07, 19:08:57
:-) They do look like coffee filters now you mention it. I don't think they wear them for God. It's simply a uniform, and one with centuries of tradition behind it. Even the clothes you're wearing in your vids is your uniform.

Betjeman at his ...
By: Fairypoppy. on 16 Oct 07, 12:26:10
Betjeman at his best.

Why are those ...
By: piercetheorganist. on 14 Oct 07, 23:58:11
Why are those trebles at the end wearing coffee filters around their necks? Do they think God cares? Or is this just the Anglican/Episcopal church rolling in its self-proclaimed "grand style" again?

nothing like a bit ...
By: mecano1us. on 16 Sep 07, 15:36:18
nothing like a bit of John Betjeman to put a smile on my face. Thanks

BRILLIANT!
By: WickersPoet. on 19 Jun 07, 23:05:24
BRILLIANT!

It makes me ...
By: RyanControl. on 30 May 07, 15:04:45
It makes me nostalgic, and I never lived in those times!

Quite Superb!! ...
By: Actranuk. on 24 May 07, 17:51:01
Quite Superb!! Thank You.

Beautifu programme ...
By: notyobs. on 23 May 07, 20:09:25
Beautifu programme isn't it. There's lots more of it!

As a confirmed ...
By: villageorganist. on 23 May 07, 18:22:27
As a confirmed Betjeman-fan I just loved this. A heady mixture of Betjeman's poetic-lyrical voice and words, ecstatic singing by trebles and wonderful Norfolk churches raises this nostalgic expatriate's pulse-rate....

John Betjeman
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John Betjeman's Bristol and Bath. This short 5 minute film was shown at the Centenary Celebrations of Sir John Betjeman's life. It was held at St. Marys Redcliffe Church in Bristol.

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$John Betjeman reads his poem, \"Executive\"$

John Betjeman reads his poem, "Executive"
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Read by Betjeman during the 1970s for a TV interview.

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In a Bath Teashop by John Betjeman
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A short but perfect poem by Betjeman with some reminiscences by the reader.

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Charles. your ...
By: Ivanhoe2. on 18 Apr 08, 17:12:30
Charles. your sensitive reading captures the spirit of the typical English tearoom. Bath is only an hour from us and we visit fairly regularly. It could well be the historic "Sally Lunn's" tearoom which Sir John is recapturing. The Pumproom, however, is our favourite haunt.

I agree entirely!
By: brychar66. on 03 Apr 08, 16:45:31
I agree entirely!

Betjeman was such a ...
By: GrandPrix55. on 03 Apr 08, 16:10:45
Betjeman was such a literary genius.

don't remember ...
By: brychar66. on 24 Mar 08, 10:42:18
don't remember being depressed when i made this - just my usual self :)

have only just ...
By: pribbles345677. on 24 Mar 08, 10:02:27
have only just discovered betjeman am not educated but love my poetry. thomas and shelley my faves. one point the gentleman in this clip seems awful depressed. i myself see a lot of things to smile at in betjeman . nice to see a post like this though

I've done it ...
By: brychar66. on 19 Feb 08, 09:25:42
I've done it Laurica - hope you enjoy it. Posted this morning.

Is there any chance ...
By: laurica77774. on 18 Feb 08, 14:25:16
Is there any chance you could make a video of Betjeman's "St. Saviour's, Aberdeen Park, Highbury, London, N." ? I absolutely adore that one. It starts with the following: "With oh such peculiar branching and over-reaching of wire Trolley-bus standards pick their threads from the London sky Diminishing up the perspective, Highbury-bound retire"

thank you. my ...
By: brychar66. on 18 Feb 08, 08:15:46
thank you. my pleasure.

This is one of my ...
By: laurica77774. on 18 Feb 08, 03:10:28
This is one of my favourite poems. Thank you.

Yes, I'm sure you ...
By: Ivanhoe2. on 28 Nov 07, 17:54:17
Yes, I'm sure you are right. Anyway, he found his niche,,and of course his TV programmes made him a popular figure. I loved his presentations, whether they were of various buildings, churches or towns. They are classics now as we all know. Another friend of mine was a founder-member of the Betjeman Society. Best Wishes.

Well - riddle ...
By: Jezetha. on 28 Nov 07, 17:34:18
Well - riddle solved, I suppose... As for Betjeman as the 'quintessential Englishman': perhaps you have to stand slightly outside a nation to be wholly of it, out of love, choice, or simply to belong. There is a melancholy and seriousness in Betjeman that point to his being more of a stranger in this (English) world than you would think...

That sounds like ...
By: brychar66. on 28 Nov 07, 17:24:15
That sounds like our man. I think that because some people talked slightingly of his talent when I was younger he was very sensitive to the feelings of other artists. I expect you remember how he was somewhat looked down on by more 'modern' critics, as indeed were the Pre-Raphaelites who he loved. That's all changed now thank goodness. I think it was a reaction against the narrowness of Victorianism by our fathers of the 1930s. Charles.

Hullo Johan (with ...
By: brychar66. on 28 Nov 07, 17:18:35
Hullo Johan (with one N!). I see from the semi-official biography by Bevis Hillier that John's father spelled the name with two Ns, but John dropped the second N, as had his great grandfather. When John was a boy at junior school during the first war a couple of other boys danced round him singing 'Betjemann's a German spy - shoot him down and let him die'! Very offputting for any child! Hillier says definitely that the name is German. Funny really, when John was the quintessential Englishman!!

A friend of mine,an ...
By: Ivanhoe2. on 28 Nov 07, 15:18:19
A friend of mine,an actor,gave a poetry reading in London when Sir John was in the audience. The Poet was gracious enough to come backstage afterwards with congratulations. Such generous behaviour could be expected of Sir John as your Goodself knows from when you sent him your book.

Hello, Charles! ...
By: Jezetha. on 28 Nov 07, 11:30:07
Hello, Charles! Well, after researching some more I see that Betjeman w a s of Dutch descent, a n d that a second 'n' in 'mann' was dropped. But - two n's i s German, not Dutch... Perhaps B's ancestors, who came to England at the start of the 19th century, were mixed Dutch-German. ('Bethmann' is an existing German name, btw.)

Dear Johan, Yes, I ...
By: brychar66. on 28 Nov 07, 10:51:40
Dear Johan, Yes, I am sure Betjeman would have been thrilled. Mind you, if he could see what London looked like these days, the thrill might be offset by chill!! Thanks for your interesting comments, Charles.

My pleasure.
By: brychar66. on 28 Nov 07, 10:47:19
My pleasure.

An enjoyable post,, ...
By: Ivanhoe2. on 28 Nov 07, 00:04:34
An enjoyable post,,,thankyou.

I believe B's ...
By: Jezetha. on 27 Nov 07, 17:19:17
I believe B's family changed their name during the Great War to make it sound less German. The result, however, may look like Dutch (because of the diminutive 'tje'), but no 'Betjeman' has ever existed here the Netherlands... Btw - were you as pleased as I was, a week or so ago, that B's statue was unveiled at St Pancras Station? If it wasn't for his fighting spirit, London would be all concrete. All the best - Johan

Thank you so much. ...
By: brychar66. on 27 Nov 07, 13:03:06
Thank you so much. I love his poetry too - he has so much humour with the pathos. His name sounds Dutch to me, although I read recently that his family origins were German. Apparently he himself always insisted on the Dutch connection - good for him! Regards, Charles.

I love John ...
By: Jezetha. on 26 Nov 07, 23:06:45
I love John Betjeman's poetry, although I am Dutch and don't know the world he reflects with such extraordinary precision at first hand. Betjeman is a great and generous poet, and you read this moving poem very well.

Betjeman: Indoor Games near Newbury
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I am reading this at the request of a friendly viewer in America.
Betjeman and his first love - high jinks at an indoor party - dancing the foxtrot - the quiet cupboard and love's intensity - home in the Lagonda - and so to bed.
The music is provided by Charlie Kunz - Clap Hands Here Comes Charlie and A Medley.

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Westgate on Sea by John Betjeman
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Another great one by England's most popular humorous poet.

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Joan Hunter Dunn - John Betjeman
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Sir John Betjeman fell in love with Miss Joan Hunter Dunn on sight, when he passed her in the corridor of the Ministry of Information during the war. She was the ministry's catering manager, but also as the poet surmised, a doctor's daughter.

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