Last of the Summer Wine: Vintage 1979

The year is 1979 and Compo, Clegg, Foggy continue their gentle hijinks in the picturesque village of Pennine up in the Yorkshire Dales. The adventures this time around includes Foggy taking Compo and Clegg to see a piece of history - the Steam Preservation Society's reopening of an old railway line. However, Compo and Clegg's energy only go so far when Foggy is in the grip of another enthusiastic ambition. Meanwhile, the trio does not have the monopoly on quirkiness when Sid and Wally are seen creeping around the woods with bedding rolls.

Full Steam Behind - Foggy takes Compo and Clegg on a nostalgic trip to the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway.

The Flag and its Snag - Foggy has a vision to put a flag in a prominent place on the great British landscape - but first he needs a flag and a flagpole.

The Flag and Further Snags - Foggy collects his flag and achieves his vision.

Deep in the Heart or Yorkshire - Sid and Wally are seen disappearing into the woods. Why are their wives worried?

Earnshaw Strikes Again - Anyone criticising Yorkshire is rousing old Yorkshire ghosts - Clegg, for one, is very superstitious...

Here We go Into the Wild Blue Yonder - Compo contemplates the sport of hang-gliding. Nora gets Wally to take her out for a meal.

Here We Go Again Into the Wild Blue Yonder - Compo gets his hang-glider, courtesy of Wally Batty.

Written by Roy Clarke
Directed by Sydney Lotterby
Produced by Sydney Lotterby
Music by Ronnie Hazelhurst