Sunday Medley of Videos (Updated)

A variety of videos that I've come across this past week that were interesting to me. The first two are Medieval: the first is a very brief overview of the growing of flax and processing it to separate and align the fibers so they can be spun to make thread; the second demonstrates the different ways a Medieval hood could be worn and what a versatile garment it could be.

    Third is a short video showing the effects of nuclear blasts on vehicles and, at the very end, a tent. It is interesting to see how the paint on the vehicles completely burns off from the thermal pulse before the blast wave even reaches the vehicle.

    Finally, a video that probably won't be available for long, as it is the motion picture "Damnation Alley." This is actually one of my favorite post-Apocalypse movies, although I don't know why. The movie is corny, but fun.

"LINEN - Making Linen Fabric from Flax Seed - Demonstration Of How Linen Is Made"--MonreaghCentre (14 min.)

"Modern History: A Funny Thing About Medieval Hoods"--Modern History TV (6 min.)

"Nuclear Weapon Effects on Vehicles"--Atom Central (1 min.)

"Damnation Alley (1977)" (1 hr. 32 min.)

Update: I found a higher quality version of Damnation Alley:

"Damnation Alley 1977 720p BRRip x264 x0r" (1 hr 37 min.)