Idea for new channel..

With the success of the now removed woodland sounds radio channel, I
understand we could soon get pasture TV, a 24 hour hi def camera view of
grazing cattle... :-)

Brian

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Brian Gaff wrote:
With the success of the now removed woodland sounds radio channel, I
understand we could soon get pasture TV, a 24 hour hi def camera view of
grazing cattle... :-)

Brian

The Parliamentary Channel.
;-)

Ah, I did not notice its not audio described is it?
Brian

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"Owain" wrote in message
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On 27 Oct, 17:52, "Brian Gaff" wrote:
With the success of the now removed woodland sounds radio channel, I
understand we could soon get pasture TV, a 24 hour hi def camera view of
grazing cattle... :-)

It's already shown on BBC1 on Sundays smiley

Owain

No thats Chimpanzee island from some park somewhere.

Brian

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"PJ" wrote in message
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Brian Gaff wrote:
With the success of the now removed woodland sounds radio channel, I
understand we could soon get pasture TV, a 24 hour hi def camera view of
grazing cattle... :-)

Brian

The Parliamentary Channel.
;-)

There used to be DVDs of roaring fires or restful tropical fish tanks
although I'm not sure I could see the allure of cows, unless perhaps you
want the illusion of living in the countryside perhaps?

Paul DS.

There used to be DVDs of roaring fires or restful tropical fish tanks
although I'm not sure I could see the allure of cows, unless perhaps
you want the illusion of living in the countryside perhaps?

to pave the way for the re-launch of Smellovision next April?
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On Wed, 28 Oct 2009 09:11:23 -0000, "Paul D.Smith"
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There used to be DVDs of roaring fires or restful tropical fish tanks
although I'm not sure I could see the allure of cows, unless perhaps you
want the illusion of living in the countryside perhaps?

Didn't C4 or C5 use to show "Art of Landscape" in their early days?
IIRC this was a very pleasant series of programmes about the natural
world.
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I have a whole VHS tape which I recorded from german satellite channel
when they used to show a log fire burning as a "testcard". At one
point you see a hand throwing a new log on!

Does anyone remember the excellent "Spacenight" which used to be shown
on one of the German channels overnight with "chillout" music or the
one which just showed a beach in real time with just the natural
sound?

Along similar lines, I am sure I saw a fake flame effect wall fire in B
+Q last year which had an LCD screen and presumably just a solid state
or HDD recording of the fire. It was definitely being sold as a fire
but I wonder if it had the ability to show TV!
A bit of clever lateral thinking really. Might be interesting if they
invent a 3D one.

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widgitt writes
I have a whole VHS tape which I recorded from german satellite channel
when they used to show a log fire burning as a "testcard". At one
point you see a hand throwing a new log on!

Does anyone remember the excellent "Spacenight" which used to be shown
on one of the German channels overnight with "chillout" music or the
one which just showed a beach in real time with just the natural
sound?

Will this do?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pK99KHMKoYs
If not, there are many others to choose from.
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