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Subject: Re:Thanks Skelenton (and Anonymous)

Date: Wed 29/01/20 12:49:37 GMT

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Thanks, Jollywetfellow, nice to hear from you.

I have 2 questions for you, please:

Do you think her boots actually are wellies, 1970s design; or do you think they are some kind of rubber riding boots? I can't tell, it's not clear enough.

Also, I notice you only actually see her with the boots on as she jumps into the water and climbs out again. Do you suppose the actress actually had the boots on whilst swimming, or that maybe she took them off for swimming, and it was edited out? I know you have no way of knowing for sure, but what is your best guess?

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Thanks Skelenton (and Anonymous)

By jollywetfellow - Wed 29/01/20 10:19:38 GMT

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At the risk of sounding like a cracked record, her boots don't fall off because they fit her properly. You can see this at 13:48, when it took quite a bit of effort to get them off even when she wanted to.

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By Anonymous - Wed 29/01/20 00:59:13 GMT

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1970s wetlook: jumper, jeans and wellies

By Skelenton - Tue 28/01/20 21:04:19 GMT

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From the UK tv series "The Changes", broadcast in 1975 - A girl in her late teens jumps off a boat and has to swim to dry land, including a shot of her climbing out of the water soaking wet. She is wearing a long wooly jumper, jeans and black wellies. Amazingly, her wellies don't fall off during her swim in the water.

See it here:

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x4d85yv

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