The River Humber is one of Britain's great waterways, a teeming thoroughfare for trade and transport; a formidable adversary for sailor and boat a like, as it has been for centuries. In the 1970's local film-maker John Howard and keen sailor began filming his exploration of the River Humber as the great columns of the Humber Bridge were going up and the slow demise of the fishing ports of Hull and Grimsby were beginning to gather pace.
Sailing on the Humber Filmed over 30 years ago, discover the Humber in its many moods from the wild and exhilarating to the calm and misty drift.
Emma An array of yachts, boats, barges, ships, places and wildlife from sunrise to sunset to be found on the east coast during the 1970's.
Paddle Steamers Filmed in 1980, a homage to the last days of the coal burning ferry boats that plied their trade between New Holland in Lincolnshire to the pier in Hull.
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