London Landscape TV (HD 720p)
If you love London, you'll love London Landscape TV. This regular high-definition video podcast allows your TV or computer to become your own window overlooking one of the world's greatest and historic capital cities. Whether you live in London now, have stayed in London and wish to remember it, or you have never been but would love to come, let London Landscape TV be your visual guide to the UK's capital city. Each LLTV podcast episode is filmed in high-definition by Nick Lansley to bring each particular scene into sharp focus and allows the life of London unfold before the lens in high resolution detail. The finished movie file is available in the format MPEG4 H.264 Widescreen 720P HD which is compatible with most HD video players. You'll find LLTV in the iTunes Podcast Directory, Adobe Media Player catalog, TVTonic for Windows Media Player, Zune, and at various other podcast directory sites such as Juice, Doppler, Democracy, jPodder and Feedstation. You can use the RSS feed in any RS reader or pod-catcher application. Check out LLTV's website at http://www.londonlandscape.tv for all the ways of receiving, watching and enjoying episodes, and even re-using content under the terms of a creative commons license.
Filmed 19 February 2008

Hammersmith Bridge is a suspension bridge which is more than 100 years old, spanning the River Thames linking Hammersmith to Barnes. The main structure is built of wrought iron and is 700ft long and 43ft wide.

This episode takes you on a short journey from Hammersmith Bridge along the north shore of a bend in the River Thames, taking in boat communities,  rowing teams, and life on the water.

The bridge has had a dramatic life from buckling under the weight of heavy traffic to being subject to terrorist bombing. The fact that it survives and remains open today is testament to the love of the local community who have rallied to support it.

The current suspension bridge was designed by noted civil engineer Sir Joseph Bazalgette and rests on the same pier foundations constructed for an older bridge designed by Tierney Clark. It was opened by the Prince of Wales on 11 June 1887.
Direct download: LLTV_Hammersmith.mp4
Category: LLTVONE -- posted at: 4:47 AM
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