The Box That Changed Britain.

[Jim Brady]

Some of you may have already seen this show but for those who have'nt and if you have an hour to spare it's well worth a watch.It will make you relise how the British M.N. disappeared.Just google The Box That Changed Britain.Good viewing.
Regards.Jim.B.

[Keith at Tregenna]

All thanks to Jim for this Gem.

Watching now at:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00scpzn

K.

[Jim Brady]

Incidentlly for those of you that attend the Liverpool meet up you will recognise the dock wall opposite the Atlantic where the venue is held.You dont have to watch the whole video move the finger along to about the last ten minutes this McNally women is talking,she is on the dock road within close proximity of the Atlantic.For the members that dont attend the meet up this will just give you the feel or the atmosphere in which the meet up takes place.If you go to the gallery and the meet ups a photo showing "Smoko" outside the pub is where I'm talking about.
Regards.
Jim.B.

[Jack Jenkins]

Such a pity the video is ''Not available in your area'' ( New zealand)

Jack

[happy daze john in oz]

Not available here in Oz either. But a thought, it was not just the British M.N. that was effected by the 'box' all sea transportation, no matter from which contry, was transformed by it, was it a British invention or one imported from elsewhere?

[Jim Brady]

I've asked my son to download it for me,I am trying to sort out how I can put this as an attachment to my e.mail and maybe I will be able to send out copies to anyone that wants one.
Regards
Jim.B.

[John Cassels]

I get the same thing - "not available in your area " , and I'm just across the North Sea.

[Jim Brady]

John you would enjoy it your old company Maersk are on it.I've down loaded it on to my laptop but it is not allowing me to move it to anywhere else.I'l keep trying.
Regards.
Jim.B.

[robpage]

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[Lou Barron]

hi jim would dearly love to see the programme it sounds very interesting lou