To start the landscapes collection a few from the City I was born in this is the Houses of Parliament from the River Thames
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Low flying bird trying to get into my photo of the Tower of London Where Major John Lambert was on of the few people to escaped from it in 1660.

Construction of Tower Bridge started in 1886 it is a steel bridge but was clad in Cornish granite and Portland stone to match the Tower of London.

Looking towards the historic site of the Meridian line at Greenwich which modern GPS has now confirmed to be some 335 ft out.

This is the Birgu waterfront Grand Harbour Marina Malta in July 2007.

Beautiful Sunset looking across Puerto Deportivo Tomás Maestre towards the Mar Menor La Manga Murcia Spain 2008.

I had gone to Chicago to see what had become of the iconic Meigs Field Airport in 2006. They were still removing it then, but today it is called Northerly Island Park. This view was looking back at the city from by the planetarium.

Elephant Feet Arizona southwest of the Navajo National Monument in 2004 Clearly so named because these sandstone monuments look like wrinkled Elephant feet.

The iconic Puente de la Risa bridge at the end of the La Manga strip, try taking that at 50mph - I have!

As an Eagles fan I had to visit Monument Valley Utah, a number of years in the planning I finally got there in 2004.

The Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco just a few days after the 1989 major earthquake viewed from Marine Drive just prior to Fort Point.

Looking down on Lion’s Head part of Signal Hill from Table Mountain National Park Cape Town in 2011.

This little bit of Paradise is in Ngunguru, New Zealand and was where we used to escape to. It was designed and built from scratch by my good friend the unique Brian Angliss former MD of AC cars and Autokraft.

Almost as bad as the M25! Boats enter and leave the Mar Menor under the raised Puente del Estacio bridge in Spain.

HMP Wandsworth before its extensive rebuild photographed summer of 1979 when I was doing pilot training, the wall closest is the one Ronald Biggs the notorious Train robber climbed over when he escaped in 1965.

A view of Marsden Wharf Auckland where the French Secret Service sabotaged and sunk Rainbow Warrior in 1985.

The Battleship USS Texas commissioned in 1914 the only remaining one to have served in both World Wars, moored Buffalo Bayou Huston Texas in 2005.
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USS Enterprise outside Portsmouth Harbour in 2004. I was lucky enough to go on board, I sat on the captains chair and said both "Make it so!” and “Engage”.

HMS Bulwark in Portsmouth Harbour in 1978 while undertaking a refit.

At the 2001 International Festival of the Sea the 1911 launched Europa with about half her sails deployed is overtaken by the Portsmouth Express called Catalonia.

The magnificent HMS Fearless triumphantly entering Portsmouth Harbour with the Brass Band playing on board and escorted by navel helicopters in 2002.

HMS Fearless again coming to the end of her life moored next to her sister HMS Intrepid in Portsmouth Harbour. Sadly soon both would be gone forever.

HMS Ark Royal then flagship of the Royal Navy moored next to Nelson’s Victory in Portsmouth in 2007, with destroyer USS Cole behind.

Cruiser HMS Tiger in 1983 she had a sad and chequered career laid down in 1941 but not commissioned until 1959 and then decommissioned just 19 years later.

The nuclear powered USS Nimitz off Portsmouth in 1980 and at that time arguable the most powerful warship in the world. Still in service today (2023) it is the oldest serving aircraft carrier in the world having been launched in 1972.

County-class destroyer HMS Norfolk seen in 1980 moored next to her sister HMS London. London being the ship that carried out the Navy's final 'twin turret broadside' with all four of her 4.5 inch guns fired at once.

The type 42 Destroyer HMS Newcastle seen leaving Portsmouth in 1992. Undergoing a refit in 1982 it missed the Falkland’s War but distinguished itself in 2003 rendering assistance to the people of Montserrat following the devastating volcanic eruption there.

The last of the County-class destroyers HMS Kent seen here in 1981 moored at Whale Island where it was used for training until 1993. Sadly this proud ship was then left abandoned and finally towed to India to be broken up 1998.

The Royal Yacht Britannia in 1997 just before her final official trip to Hong Kong. On her return, on the 11th December 1997 she was decommissioned at a ceremony in Portsmouth with all the Royal Family in Attendance.

The Conquering Hero HMS Hermes during the summer of 1982 being refitted after returning from the Falkland war.

HMS Bulwark again in 1982 waiting to be scrapped in Fareham Creek, there was a plan to do an emergency refit and send her to the Falklands but the war ended before it could be done.

HMS Exeter shortly before leaving for the Falkland war. In later years she served in the Gulf war and took part in a Bond Movie! In 2007 it became the last remaining Royal Navy ship in commission to have served in the Falklands and was scrapped in 2011.

A very rare photo of Trimaran Triton in 2000 while under evaluation by the UK MOD. It was hoped that the trimaran hull form would have many advantages over the traditional monohull. The navy had hoped if it was successful the design would be used to replace the Type 23 frigates.

HMS Queen Elizabeth seen summer 2025 nearing the end of 9 months in Portsmouth harbour undergoing refitting and some major engineering work. I think the Police launch came for a closer look until they realised it was a camera I was holding not a gun!

A unique collection of WWII Veterans. From L-R Motor Gun Boat 81 (1936), Air Sea Rescue Launch 102 (1942) and Motor Anti-Submarine Boat 27 (1941), photographed in July 2025. In the background can be seen the iconic Semaphore Building. Sadly, though it no longer supports the mast of the German Cruiser Nürnberg:.

Town-class light cruiser HMS Belfast looks magnificent on the Thames on a warm Spring afternoon in 2025. Belfast was built just before the second world war and hit a mine in 1939 and so missed two years of the war being repaired, but was eventually involved in lots of action.

OK I did not take this one but this has to start the Air Section - It shows myself with the legend Melvyn Hiscock having just landed at Dunsfold in his Rearwin Cloudster in 2005, giving me the honour of being the first passenger to fly in it after a major rebuild over a number of years.

The Brooklands Vimy replica with Melvyn’s Rearwin just before we went flying with me sat in the Vimy’s front observers position filming the flight (Video avalaible at www.andysvideo.com).

The Canadian Lancaster performs with our own over the Surrey countryside in 2014.

The Reds lined up as we prepare for Wing and Wheels at Dunsfold in 2005 the first of two years when Cmd. Crutch and myself controlled the event (both Cars and Planes) and Melvyn Hiscock Commentated (see on AndysVideos.com).

The only remaining flying Vulcan opens it bomb doors above me at Dunsfold (best you don’t ask why I was directly under the display line at that time).

This VC10 was obtained from the RAF upon its retirement by the Brooklands Museum, it was the last VC10 to be built at Brooklands. This image was taken when doing high speed runs down the runway which I filmed from inside and out (see on AndysVideos.com).

A rare sight the Brooklands’ Sopwith Camel in flight in 1988 after we had transported it to Booker Airfield where BA were making an advert having just purchased Rover Cars (see on AndysVideos.com).

The greatly missed ‘Utterly Butterly’ display team getting ready for one of their last displays before the St.Ivel sponsorship stopped in 2007.

The tragic Hawker Hunter T7 G-BXFI at Dunsfold in 2011 four years before the dreadful accident at Shoreham Air Show that would change air shows for ever.

Another tragic aircraft Hurricane G-HURR rebuilt after the war by my good friend Brian Angliss photographed above Brooklands in 1999, it was lost in 2007 when it also crashed at Shoreham during an air display.

The same Hurricane a few years earlier when Brian asked me to move it to the Brooklands Museum Paddock area ready for a Royal Visit. That evening after dinner we all stood and watched the Merlin engine being fired up.

The magnificent B-17 Flying Fortress G-BEDF Sally B at the Biggin Hill Air Show in 1988 where I was invited on board as guest of some of the crew who also volunteered at Brooklands.

Caught on its only visit to the 1978 Biggin Hill Air Show is the rare Ju-52 which today is on display in a Swedish Museum.

An icon moment I caught on film just after we had towed the Loch Ness Wellington out of its Hangar which was then dismantled and relocated. Also can be seen is the Brooklands Vimy (see more on AndysVideos.com).

A very rare photo - just by luck I spotted this fanouse Hawker Hurricane (the last of the few), that had just stopped off at Brooklands one summers evening in 1985.

Avro 696 Shackleton XF708 during a visit to Biggin Hill from its base at the Imperial War Museum, Duxford in 1978.

This was one of the first Glamour Photos I took of my young new wife , just a few months after we got together in the early eighties and I had recognised what a naturally glamorous model she was.

A glamour shoot we did on Ninety Mile Beach on New Zealand’s North Island a perfect wilderness location for Am-Glam Photography.

Another early composition taking in a Cornish Mansion we used on a couple of photoshoots.

'Boat Glamour' combining my two favourite hobbies, this actual image was later published in a Sealine owner’s newsletter.

This was the first advert for our computer software my lovely wife appeared in and those incredible legs caused a sensation and produced calls for more glamorous images of her from fans of my work.

This was a follow up advert that was picked up by an American called Dressedin Black who asked if it could be featured on his 'Glamorous Girls' website, she agreed and quickly became a star.

I had always been a fan of Am-Glam (Amateur Glamour) and so was happy to supply the demand from the Am-Glam world for more leg shots.

Some of my Glamour Photos have won awards this one taken in 2008 and was featured in the San Francisco Post a few months later.

This one is part of a set I made when we were loaned a Frank Lloyd Wright designed house in Wisconsin for a photo shot.

One of a set we produced while staying in Laurel Canyon in LA. The Hollywood sign cannot really be seen from there so I added in Photoshop.

Of course from time to time I did get to shoot other models, but in her day not many could compare with my wife (I am not just saying that it is true).

Last one with another Model - this one came from a Public Model shoot taking place like so many of my best work in Hollywood.

On May 16th 1921 a Bentley car won a race at Brooklands, a tradition that would go for years. 100 years later we celebrated that first win with a collection of Bentleys including that first winning car.
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Sir Barnes Wallis had his office at Brooklands. After ww2 replicas of a Tallboy and Grand Slam were placed outside his office window. This image shows me lifting one away after it had become detached from its mount.

A publicity photo from the nineties showing Brian Angliss’s rebuilt Hurricane outside my company’s office called the Control Tower (although it never was) flanked by two of our Recovery Vehicles.

This is the first of a group of Photos showing my involvement in rescuing Concorde G-BBDG from Bristol. In this image we are collecting engine nacelles and several pieces of its wing to take back to Brooklands.

Here you can see my AEC Militant and the Brookland Belle unloading Concorde G-BBDG front Cockpit section after it arrived from Bristol on a Queens Motors’ low loader (one of several recovery friends who helped bringing it home).

A ‘arty’ shot of Concorde G-BBDG during reassemble – the front and back fuselage have been reattached to the centre section and the droop noise lies nearby awaiting my Militant to lift it up ready for attachment.

Concorde now reassemble is on display with other Brooklands built aircraft in the Brooklands Aircraft Park. I took the photo with my drone shortly after we had towed / winched Concorde into its present position.

A classic photo of my Militant Recovery Vehicle on display with fellow retired London Transport service vehicles outside the Club House at Brooklands during a London Bus Museum open day

A Sea King Helicopter delivers a test prototype Highball bouncing bomb onto my Transporter. It had been dropped during the war at Chesil Beach and left in the sea only to be discovered by the RNAS in 1989 and donated to Brooklands.

Harrier G-VTOL was transported to Brooklands in 1989 and can be seen here in the famous Brooklands Wellington Hanger. I used my Milly recovery vehicle to crane the engine in place after unloading the aircaft.

The Wellington Hanger (a listed building) being dismantled ready for refurbishment and later rebuilt a few meters away freeing up the Finishing Straight there are several Videos of the work on my www.andysvideo.com website.

Again inside the Wellington Hanger after the rebuild and relocation. We are transporting a Airbus A320 wing section inside with the Brooklands Belle before craning it up on the wall.

The Brooklands’ Napier-Railton at the McLaren Technology Centre in 2018. I photographed it and also used my Drone to capture it moving - see my www.andysvideos.com website.

A busy day at Brooklands Clubhouse during a memorial event celebration the life of Alastair Pugh 23rd March 2019.

Although my Milly has been looking after all the major exhibits at Brooklands Museum since the Eighties, she does also pop next door and help out her good friends at the London Bus Museum.

A dramatic shoot of one of National Rescue DAF underlifts towing the Brooklands BAC 1-11 across the Vickers Bridge after it had landed and been stored on the Brooklands’ disused runway.

The Brooklands Belle doing the sort of job Gordon Jackson and I had designed her to do - hanging up a Vickers Valiant cockpit section in the Stratospheric Chamber at Brooklands around 1990/1.

The Brooklands Hawk G-HAWK/ZA101 arriving courtesy of my good friend Mike Cowan’s company and Milly starts to lift the Wings off before craning the Fuselage. Later she would help the Hawk Team reassemble it and fit its engine.

One of many occasions over the years that we have had to move Bombs around Brooklands. On this occasion the Belle was relocating a full-sized ‘Upkeep bomb’ which was a 9,000 pound cylindrical mine, but it was not live.

I am ending this gallery with someone else's photo (hence me being in it). Over my nearly forty years of volunteering at Brooklands I have worked with some incredible people, quite a few of them are in this picture, but sadly many are no longer with us in life.

In the video section of my website you will find footage of the many vehicle recoveries I have done over the years This one is an Artic loaded with steel rolls that lost the load which wrecks the truck’s cab and two passing vehicles. A long and complicated recovery on the Esher bypass 1985.

This is me recovering a Police Car after a PolAcc (Police Accident) where a Police Sargent hit a car that pulled out in front of him in the A3 Ace Underpass - Fortunately for him the driver had been drinking.

National Rescue multi car transporter around 1986, on way to Autobase in Dudley where they would be auctioned, but only to bona-fide dealers.

Evening Standard driver loses control and jumps the subway. The only safe way to get it back is to lift the front while winching it back to the road.

This one show a car trying to fall into the Thames in Kingston where the owner forgot to use the handbrake with only the houseboat stopping it.

This one is in the Wandsworth one way system where we are up righting a lorry that took the bend to fast.

Match Salesman on the A3, decides to take a box of matches from a pack of them, resting on the back seat. Lights cigarette and returns 'spent' match to box. Then throws the box back on to the back seat, to join another 30 or so unopened packets Driver turns round to see what the noise was, but forgets to let go of the steering wheel as he spins round. PC Dave Batt still laughing half hour later.

Kingston Railway Bridge a few yards from where Reggie Perrin lived and a skip lorry does not make it. It Cannot be righted under the bridge so we first must winch it out and then pull it upright.

A Ford Granada leaves the A3 Kingston Bypass and finds a pedestrian subway. These were always difficult recoveries unless you had a tall crane, using a standard tow truck you had to do some clever winching from the opposite side.

Someone should have told Ringo Starr and Barbara Bach you cannot take the old Robin Hood roundabout at 100+. He ended up crushing the carand keeps it as a Coffee Table.

An image from my very first Aircraft Recovery, this was us getting ready to load the Varsity’s Fuselage at Sibson Airfield in Cambridgeshire in 1988.

A Hawker Hunter the shortest Aircraft Recovery I have done to date from Brooklands Technical College to Brooklands Museum next door.

Our relationship with the police was always good because when you are dealing with tragedies you need a sense of humour, or you go mad
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One of many Recovery Trucks we designed and built at Cambridge Coachworks this one operated by my Brother Geoff being assisted by his young son Martin (who is now MD of National Rescue)

Way back to August 1981 when the area around Kingston flooded after torrential rain and we can be seen rescuing people under what was then the A3 Shannon’s Corner.

Just one of many vehicles that somehow manged to go for swim, usually at night! However this one is in the Thames near Staines on a nice sunny day.

As an Eagles fan and cruising route 66 Christine and I had to visit it fortunately a few weeks before the fire in 2004 that destroyed much of the original building.
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As a youngster my favourite film was 'Ill meet by moonlight' in 2019 I travelled to Crete to see where it all happened. This is the Memorial to the village of Anogeia that the Germans annihilated as retaliation.

Hard to believe but this is an INDOOR shopping mall in Doha the capital of Qatar.

Not Brooklands but the third oldest Banked Circuit after Brooklands and then Indianapolis it is Monza. unlike Brooklands it is still used by F1 today although the banking is not.

The most unreal experience possible going for a walk with lions at Ukutula Game Reserve. The one in the tree adopted me and spent most of the walk alongside me like a pet dog.

While filming in LA I got the chance to visit the set of Friends, this soundstage is the inside of the Central Perks Cafe.

A lifelong fan of Hill Street Blues and creator of the HSB website I got involved in the campaign to save the Iconic HSB Station House used in the series. After it was saved the Mayor’s office invited me to see it after its rebuild.

This is Gary Goltz the world’s number one Broderick Crawford fan sitting in Broderick’s car from Highway Patrol which Gary has rebuilt. He is telling me to be “Careful out there” after we had all been in the 10-4 Parade in LA (see on AndysVideos.com).

Early morning and we are empting the old Hanger. It shows us towing the AVRO 504 biplane to its new location in the flight shed with my BMW.

Unique view of Portsmouth with HMS Illustrious (R06) ahead of HMS Dauntless (D33) with HMS Warrior Britain's first iron-hulled, armoured battleship launched in 1860 in the foreground.

Top Gear’s Stig (Ben Collins) exits the Chevrolet Lacetti as Singer Song-writer Will Young is about to set the fastest wet lap around the track in 2008. We were there for the filming of the show as guests of the Owners of Dunsfold. See also next image

The world famous Top Gear test circuit very wet and very deserted, photographed in 2017. The insert show the preferred line around it.

My old School the legendary Elliott born in 1904 now renamed the Ark Putney Academy, but its glorious past is kept alive on the website I started in its honour.

Christine rides on a M*A*S*H 4077 ambulance 1n 2013 that we found on the long abandoned Mash film set in Malibu Creek State Park. It is a long walk but worth a visit (see on AndysVideos.com).

In 1992 to mark the 85th anniversary of Brooklands opening and 90th anniversary of Renault starting in Britain Nigel Mansell and his wife Rosanne drove a 1902 Renault around the site while a young Damon Hill chased them in the FW14B.

A great shoot of Michael Schumacher showing Felipe Massa how to keep one step ahead of the paparazzi at the 2006 Indianapolis F1 Grand Prix we were there for free as Indianapolis’s guest having been there for the aborted fiasco in 2005.

In 2018 there was a Rob Walker Centenary Festival that took place in Dorking Town Centre to celebrates local racing legend Rob Walker. I filmed the event included some Rob Walker cars and other classics parading through the town centre.

My longtime friend Steve who owns Phoenix Systems asked me film him with some of his staff and I said that’s a Drone job!

During 2018 I joined a group trying to save Ken Tyrrell F1 Shed and I setup a website to raise awareness. We were going to move it to Brooklands, but a change of Brooklands management’s direction meant it is now going to Goodwood.

For many years Mike Crutch and myself controlled flying events at Brookland, but in 2005 we were asked if we would control the first ever Dunsfold Wings and Wheels. When the event was over, we gathered the team we had worked with and had a photo taken amongest the Red Arrows See www.andysvideos.com.