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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IBnFBnCO23E
Bet a few of you remember this chap

That takes me back a few years , good memories indeed

Absoloutely wonderful!

Highlight of my week when I was a kid.

Ken.

Remember him well, what year would that be ? Hadn't got the sound on if it gave it out.

Found the whole series of the Out of Town programs on C D about 18 months ago on Ebay and bought them so that I could watch them again at anytime when other viewing is rubbish. Think it would be a good idea if some bright TV executive would decide to rerun all of Jacks programs , would make a lot better viewing than most of the dull rubbish that is being scheduled these days. There are 9 CDs with 5 to 6 of the separate programs on each of the CDs, not sure if there might be a few more available as well. Can lend if anyone is interested in paying postage ?
I will post a list of all the individual programs just out of interest.
Thanks Phil.

1.Appleby Fair/Ramming Time, New Forest Point to Point/Apple Grafting and Kingfishers/Model Carts
2.Sheep Shearing/Sea Bream, Sweetheart Story/Tyring a Cart and Farm Sale/Fishing in a Gale/Forest Fire
3.Market Day/Minnow Trap/Lobster Boat, Iron Ponds/Lobster Breeding and Romney Marsh/Pumpkins.
4.Lambing/Mayfly, Mole Catcher/High School Horse and Rake Maker/Stage Coach.
5.Bee-Skips/Pheasant Shooting, Tidal Mill/Ice Fishing and Fly Casting/The Log Splitter.
6.The Hidden Stream/Deer Shoot, the Shooting Master and British Finches/Yerro's Operation.
7.Stour River, Hacienda/Bullfight and House Building/Trout and Grayling.
8.Freeze Branding/Cider Making, Trammel Nets/The Coach Builder and Big Skate/Pannage.
9.Cod Fishing/Centenarian Angler, Charcoal Burners/Pigeon Shooting and Long Distance Ride.

There is a Volume 10 CD as well and Eric Robson and his sheepdog Raq have taken Jacks place in 4 or 5 newer CDs

rodp wrote:Remember him well, what year would that be ? Hadn't got the sound on if it gave it out.

I was only a young fella back then rod so i would say round about 73 or 74

jdk1 wrote:

rodp wrote:Remember him well, what year would that be ? Hadn't got the sound on if it gave it out.

I was only a young fella back then rod so i would say round about 73 or 74

I'd be early twenties then. And the proud owner of some shotgun I can't remember the make of, several air rifles, a new Bultaco Sherpa, a series one Land Rover and best of all, my brand new class one HGV licence

Ah, the good old days, worked at Freight liner, part of British Rail, loads of money for doing nothing

I think it may well have been a bit before that.
I remember watching it with my dad.
But in 1973 I would have been twenty..
So I would think about 1965-68??

1973
Blonde hair to shoulders, Triumph Bonneville, single,
And to put the icing on the cake...

I was a milkman....

With a bedsit all to myself!

Oh so much joy

Ken.

Well as i am so much younger than you old buggers i must have been watching the repeats

What amazes me is apart from the inviroment not that much of what there doing has changed that much,he was a legend when I was a kid that's for sure.
Geoff