rescued. in the recent documentary, it really captures that well. one last lighter note if i can. and one of the world series, i do want to end with this photo. it s the first ever world series, 1903. the boston american team later the red sox faced we drums, yelling, banging they were dubbed the royal routers. eventually the boston reckons are not champions of the world. i m a phillies fan so i know something about philly s fans. i don t know if would be allowed to do anything like that. the royal rioters were something else, they had strong and distracting whistles. this turned out to be the best of nine game series. the pittsburgh team won the first and then they came back and won. it was the first of what would
it s not to say the people who are most dire need of being rescued from fascism. and your recent documentary, that you did with a nova, casters it. while one last lighter note if i can. in honor of the world series, i do want to end with this photo. it s of the first-ever world series, 1903, the boston american team later the red sox faces v pirates. it was held in boston, thousands of boston path parade in the field with drums, yelling, banging, which of the royal writers. they won the world series, the boston americans are champions of the world. i m a phillies fan. i know something about crazy fans. but i don t know if we never be allowed to do anything like that. jake, the royal rioters were something else. they had songs, distracting whistles, this turned out to be a best of nine game series. the pittsburgh team won the first three. the boston team came back and won. it was the first of what would eventually be the boston red sox world championships. these are about as rabid
i was going to have one. reporter: kevin doesn t just he has dozens. five years ago, he and his business partner took down a century old barn and rebuilt it to give the motorcycles a home. his passion for old wood and motorcycles, his dream became a reality. reporter: no matter the make and model, all the bikes have one thing in common. what they call 100 mile an hour motorcycle in 36. reporter: they are vintage, nostalgic. the first bikes built was 1903. they had no computers, nothing. they took a piece of paper and pen and built these things. reporter: because of that, finding parts in the 21st century is a challenge. each year, kevin goes to swap meets around the country where he and other collectors wheel and deal. this is a hobby passed down. yes. reporter: it s the thrill of the chase.
she is unique in the uk. that is something that can carry passengers, she is unique and there s nothing left like her. that is why on the national registry of historic vessels in the uk she sits on the top tier and that puts alongside the cutty sark is an vessels like that. it was important she was saved, built on merseyside in 1903. she was 101 years of age at the time, she is 120 years old next day, so we have to be careful, we don t want to overwork her. we do about a0 days a year under way. iguiith overwork her. we do about 40 days a year under way- year under way. with that in mind, the renovation year under way. with that in mind, the renovation must year under way. with that in mind, the renovation must have - year under way. with that in mind, the renovation must have been - year under way. with that in mind, the renovation must have been a l the renovation must have been a logistical nightmare in sort of making sure you are doing it. it was finding the skills, of course,
tirelessly to restore the daniel adamson known affectionately as the danny back to full working order, let s take a look. the daniel adamson has lived a colourful life. built before the titanic, in 1903. she was a working vessel towing barges laden with goods before transporting troops in the war. and by the 1930s, she had become an art deco entertaining ship. but her heyday came to an end as more goods were eventually transported by lorries and containers. in 2004, despite being a unique piece of maritime history, she was earmarked for the scrap heap. but one committed group of volunteers knew that she had to be saved. tug skipper dan cross bought her for the princely sum of £1 but had no idea what it would take to get her sailing again. it s been a difficult, long road.