The family cine films are all now on YouTube. If anyone wants the MP4 then I can send it. Unfortunately, the scanning service concatenated all the cine into one long 2 hour, 16 minute film which is impossible to split back into the original spools. Each spool is made of short segments anyway - hence it is just a big pile of content. I am trying to see if there is a way to unpick it with Jessops.

Here's the list of spool titles I made so the Jessops service could be costed. Good luck guessing where one starts and the next begins. They are not in order.

Cine Film
	Title	Estimated Footage
1	London Southsea Jack + Jackie Hayling Island Holidays 1966	200
2	Scottish Holiday 1960	200
3	Spain / Portugal 1969	200
4	Cornish Holiday 1962	200
5	Wales, Pat + Margorie, Woodhouse Lane, Holidays 1965	200
6	Hols. 1959 Abersoch	200
7	Summer Holiday 1964 (Cornwall)	200
8	French Riviera Aug/60 or 69	200
9	Yarmouth 1970	25
10	Chester Zoo	25
11	Motorway Madness 1961	25
12	Carols Birthday - Mar 1960	25
13	Swing B&W	10
14	Unlabelled	10
15	The Garlands in London	30
16	Southport 1959	15
17	Wales / Tenby 1961 Holiday	100
18	Unlabelled Eumig wire spool	250

1. Link to the monster cine - 2hr, 16min of family cine
2. Link to the first (19th) spool I sent to test the service - Family Holidays Aug 1967 + Aug 1968
3. Link to poor quality version of some of the content. With Tom's cheesy music - Digitised version of dad's VHS video of the cine. Dad's listing of this content. I think I only bothered with the first 30 mins:

Ferraniacolor 2.75" slides

These are huge slides with the positive sandwiched between two pieces of glasswhich were falling apart. They must be from around 1960? The colour looks rusty and I've attempted to improve them a little -  Link to edited versions on Google Drive. Looks like they are taken somewhere in Wales and Lindum Avenue. Here's a link to the originals.

Scanned 35mm Slides

I quickly went through the slides by holding them up to the light an squinting at them. This allowed me to chuck away 75% of the slides of scenery and holiday snaps that no one would be interested in. The remainder, which largely include people, were scanned in by the Jessops scanning service.

I'm not terribly impressed with the quality - they are a bit washed out and blurry but I think some of the fault lies at the door of the original photographer and his equipment!

I have tried to improve the look of them a little and edit out the real crap -  Link to Edited Slides on Google Drive but they still look like something from a documentary on another era. Perhaps this is because they are from another era...

Of course, I've kept the originals which is possibly worth a scan through in case anyone wants the original file to edit and improve - Original files from Jessops slide scanning service

Scanned Photographs for Norma's Funeral

Here's a link to the photos scanned in for Norma's funeral. - Link to photos on Google Drive

You should be able to download them if you want to - if not, contact me.

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