Hunting for a film

[Ian Smeeton]

I came across a film on Youtube shot in the mid sixties, colour, probably super 8, but may have been 16mm shot on and from trains between Gourock and, at least Paisley.

 

It was narrated by a lady.

 

I have come across a couple of others, one on the West Highland Line, and one on the Clyde North side electrics, by the same person/people.

 

Unfortunately, now I have lost them.

 

I don't suppose that anyone else with a similar taste in such erotic exotic subject matter has also come across these and bookmarked them, like I should have done?

 

A link to any of these should allow me to track down the one that I really want.

 

Any assistance would be much appreciated, but minimally rewarded!

 

Regards & TIA

 

Ian

[2mm Andy]

I came across a film on Youtube shot in the mid sixties, colour, probably super 8, but may have been 16mm shot on and from trains between Gourock and, at least Paisley.

 

It was narrated by a lady.

 

I have come across a couple of others, one on the West Highland Line, and one on the Clyde North side electrics, by the same person/people.

 

Unfortunately, now I have lost them.

 

I don't suppose that anyone else with a similar taste in such erotic exotic subject matter has also come across these and bookmarked them, like I should have done?

 

A link to any of these should allow me to track down the one that I really want.

 

Any assistance would be much appreciated, but minimally rewarded!

 

Regards & TIA

 

Ian

 

Ian,

 

Possibly this one;

 

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXwmiMiAi0kESuR3MF-7FHQ/videos

 

I've had this channel bookmarked for some time because of the North Eastern films around Darlington and the Stainmore line.

 

Regards,

 

Andy

[Ian Smeeton]

Hi Andy, thanks for the link.

 

I have just had a quick look at the Glasgow to Craigendoran one, and that is definitely the same narrator.

 

Unfortunately, the one I am looking for is not in that list.

 

I will drop Mr Snowdon a message to see if he has it.

 

Many thanks

 

Ian