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Fantastic that, Lou. Absolutely fascinating!

Only ended up here, as came up whilst checking the Bluetones [as being chased to go tomorrow]. Good to see. Maybe I'll catch the band sometime.

great to see the absolutely excellent COWBOY MIX back online!!!

Bravo Lou!

Space Cowboy

yeee hawh!

My dad doing what he did best ❤

I sailed on the Silver Pelerin sister ship

Used to enjoy going up old harbour . Used to take palm kernels up there in the 80s ,cant remember the name of the wharf tho .

Weren't that in Half Life Lost Coast?

I once went up the river hull on a Dutch coaster. The Polaris

For someone who fears crossing these bridges(with the exception of Scale Lane footbridge)I would be interested to see how the bridge sequence from the control room.

Fab other worldly arrival in Hull

Loved the journey ❤

Great song. Wish you all the best :)

Erittäin ammattitaitoista laivan käsittely taitoa

Schönes Video! Leider etwas zu dunkel

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👍👍 I am pretty thankfully for not destroying the voyage with junk music.

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Inspiring composition ❤

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Total Respect. 🇬🇧⚓️⚔️🇬🇧

God bless these people, keeping old England alive

Nice bit of seamanship that

Thank-you!

Thank-you! Impossible in anything other than dead calm weather I imagine?

Brilliant

MV HOO CREEK MADE THIS TRIP IN 1962 but astern all the way up to SPILLERS WHARF/MILL with grain ex-Antwerp dropped the port anchor and dragged it all the way !! jmay skipper vancouver - canada

First time I've seen this, Lou! Excellent!

You have an amazing voice, reminds me of a jazz singer almost, very smooth👌

Thanks for posting, very interesting.

Many thanks for this Lou. I just love Dexter's yiolin... it creates just the right tense atmosphere. love Gifford

I did my 2 year YTS apprenticeship on a vessel just like this. This video brings back so many memories. Thank you for sharing

Wonderful, love it Lou, Audsxxx

Its a Kramer and an early one. Trevor mainly played a Gibson EB3 during the Ziggy era and later a well loved Fender Precision Bass.

lovely

great loved it

we did this by dropping the anchor and going astern all the way up the river to Spillers Granary wharf ....engine astern and dragging the anchor MV HOO CREEK 325 TONS ..1961

Simple astounding. I cannot imagine how much skill and experience was needed there. I didn't think even a small vessel cold have any steerage at such slow speeds. and astern!! :-)

Wow+what tight pilotage! This is a remarkable thing see. Thanks for posting. :-)

Fabulous trip!

Very trippy! Love the colours and the soundtrack works so well with it. The bells are wonderful!

8:00ish turning at Garrison Side basin (?) Then heading upstream under the lifting Drypool bridge (Clarence Street) 18:40 approaching North Bridge (George Street) 27:17 past what is now IBL Bulk Liquids (?) Lime Street 29:30 Scott Street bridge. See comment below 37:11 East bank of the Hull, Lime Street-Eagle Terrace, downstream of (south of) Sculcoates Bridge 41:30 Sculcoates Bridge 44:00 old warehouses (left, West bank) behind Riverside Tyres, Wincolmlee

beating myself up that I never made it across the bridge to see this show on tuesday , having only recently become aware of your various work around the city, but resolved to make sure in the new year

I found this site by accident, and glad I did ,to see proper people doing proper jobs ,I have just watched this and enjoyed a pint at the same time, over the next few days I intend to watch them all . Once again thank you for some very interesting programmes.

Very good video ,2 vessels I remember , the lovely smelling REEDNESS, (shit ship ) them lads deserve a medal crewing that , and the dredger GOOLE BIGHT ,both long since gone.

Luv it thankyou eeee i miss being on the rock dodgers