Bygone Huddersfield

[Misands]

My first presentation here although I have owned PTE for many years  This is a look back to where I grew up, how it used to be and the start of its decline

 

[JRR]

Nice production

[digartal]

Nicely composed and interesting story. Can imagine now how the children climbing on the pallet stacks would be frowned upon.

Also interesting to see the textiles sent to Australia and New Zealand.

The crash of the building being demolished was dramatic as was the sombre music.

Nice work.

Mark

[Misands]

Thanks for your appreciative comments  It never ceases to amaze me how much times have changed in just the last few decades

[Xenofex2]

Although both myself and the vast majority of my Ancestors have come from London, as I also dabble in Family History, I really enjoyed this nostalgic look back on to times long ago.

Your presentation though has also given us more food for thought. A few months back, together with our son, we walked around old haunts in North London and am currently finally trying to put together a Presentation that contains not only some photos from that day’s walk, but then linking these to an old photographic memory that I had of that area. Challenge there to find those old photos.

But using old photos in my Project, it was something else in yours that I specifically noticed. Yes we know that old photos are not 16 x 9, and so your production was a timely reminder for the use of the blurred background.

A thoroughly enjoyable look back on ‘Times Past’.

[Misands]

3 hours ago, Xenofex2 said:

. Challenge there to find those old photos.

 

 

 

Maybe there is a facebook group for what you want as well as other internet resources  In my case there was more than enough material

[Xenofex2]

Thankyou for the reminder. Think I am alright for those linked memory photos in this Project. It is a more personal walk around where I grew up and fortunately my Mum & Dad did take the odd snap/photo and they are in an Album.

Hopefully, something for the children & grandchildren to look back on.

[Bert]

Well done nostalgic show, you did a great job with the sound track that added a great deal to this production.