A nice peaceful and colourfull video well done Albert, you were lucky with the weather.
I took my wife out last Friday to Rye, and of course it just lends itself to photography. I don't know when I will get round to editing it as we are off to warmer climates for a while.
I had arranged to stop off at a pub on the way home and had pre informed the lead singer (who is a mate) to sing "Happy Birthday" to Sue when we walked in as it was her birthday, and he did. However, he then said "have you got a camera with you and can you video one of the numbers" ? I said that I have and will but I haven't got my audio recording gear or a wide angle lens with me and it was a small bar. I know that the audio is important on filming bands but I  just turned the AGC off and set the sound level like I would on my audio equipment and gave it a go. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5XQu63sJvX4

Yes of course I remember the "Consul Classic" we used to fit both of the engines (1340cc & 1500cc) from them into Anglia's.  The raked back window of the Anglia and the Classic was designed so that the rear seat passengers could sit comfortably with their heads leaning back.

Johnk   Just a thought you could download "Video Proc Vlogger" for nothing that will edit just about anything, and it doesn't have any water marks. I often use it to get me out of problems.

Is this only old MTS files ? I have just tried with an MTS shot that I took just now with my Sony camcorder, and it's fine !

OK all fixed. I am getting old !!!!

Yes I enjoyed that, a very different pace of life compared to me at a mere 77 years of age as I was at Brands Hatch at the weekend filming a friend !!

Yes at least it didn't get into the house this time ! we came back from Spain one year and our kitchen floor had a coating of mud on it!! on that occasion it was caused by a road drain being blocked up further up the road that sent water across the lawn on the other side of the house. I must admit I am getting a little fed up with the constant rain we keep having. Regarding your video, you obviously had to change what you probably intended to film for a day out and sometimes it can make it a bit more interesting.

Perhaps I imagined it !! ? https://youtu.be/L6Uu8OEwZGw Sorry about the noise, but we are on Gatwick approach !

A big part of my life from 1968 until 2012 I was involved in motor racing and was quite successful. I won approximately 300 races along with 2 British championships and held the lap records at most circuits that I raced at, including the UK/Ireland and Spa in Belgium.
Obviously I couldn't film the races that I was in but I did sometimes use a GoPro inside the car in later years.
This is a film that I made back in 2015 after I had hung up my crash helmet and a lot of the guys that I used to race with are in it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MzNv9dkRb2E

At this moment I am in the UK with problems of flooding of our property. The crazy thing is that in Spain we have the opposite with a serious water shortage. We have restrictions and this is in what is effectively spring and coming into the holiday season !
We have been flushing our toilet with buckets of water from the swimming pool for quite a while and we are not allowed to refill it. It's just as well that we have a much larger pool 2 minutes walk down the road, it's called the Mediterranean Ocean !

Couldn't agree more, editing is a doddle ! I too started when I was still at school with 8mm "proper" film. It was time consuming and could be expensive but was worth it when you first dimmed the lights and showed it to the family. I was lucky in that I knew someone that worked at Kodak who used to give me some odd lengths of 16mm B&W film that I used to split down the middle and re perf it when I had my old clockwork cine camera. I used to develop it as well.
The thing was that you used to have to take a lot more trouble to get it right back then, whereas now you can instantly see what's happening through the lens and adjust it on the fly. I had a load of tin tacks in a row inside of a wardrobe door to hang the edited 8mm strips on ready to stick together and would often make 400 footers !  Thank Christ all that is in the past !
I then went on to various S8 cine cameras including sound, and then to video cameras with separate VHS recorders/8mm tape camcorders and finally getting to where we are now. The picture was early 80s I think ?