The Norfolk Broads (Silent Version)

1950 , Norfolk Broads (Norfolk)

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A family holiday on the Broads, swimming, diving and relaxing in the countryside setting.

Shots of sailing boats on the Broads. A family relax and take breakfast in the cockpit of their boat. They clean down the decks before setting off. There are scenes of them sailing on the Broads. The hand-operated Reedham Ferry is shown. Larger boats featured on the River Yare include a coaster and a large motor cruiser. Anglers are filmed at Oulton Broad. At Salhouse Broad children swim in the river and use a rowing boat. On board the boat some listen to the radio; others dive and swim. There are scenes from Horning and a sequence showing a typical Broads scene, including derelict pumping mills, sailing boats, motor cruisers and racing dinghies on Wroxham Broad. The film ends with shots of the Broads at sunset.

Keywords

Broads; Crusing; Holiday

Intertitles

Another day begins of England's famous waterways - the Norfolk Broads. Breakfast is eaten with relish and the 8.22 is forgotten. The final chore before moving off. Another unusual sight - a chain ferry. The ferry connects the villages of Reedham and Handley Cross. Cattle grazing on the lush pastureland makes a pretty scene. Big Ocean going vessels are often seen, particularly between Yarmouth and Norwich. A beautiful example of the larger type of motor cruiser. Oulton Broad Yacht Station - a popular overnight mooring point, and a favourite spot for the angler. Not a whopper, but there's always the chance of a big 'in. Many people consider Salhouse is one of Norfolk's prettiest Broads. Its shallow waters are considered completely safe for children.Many happy hours are spent by the children at Salhouse. A moored craft makes an ideal springboard for a refreshing swim. With radio switched on, the cruise is resumed. The picturesque village of Horning. The windmills, used for pumping, are now powered by electricity and oil. A yacht's graceful lines makes a pleasing picture.The variety of the craft is a feature of the Broads. Every twist and turn of the river brings a new vista.Wroxham Broad is a fine sailing venue. Racing is held throughout the summer.With the setting sun, we conclude our cruise on England's wonderful waterways - the Norfolk Broads.

Other Places

Norfolk Broads; Horning; Oulton Broad; Reedham; Salhouse Broad; Wroxham Broad

Background Information

The caption reads Handley Cross instead of Hardley Cross. Described as a cruise along the Famous Norfolk Broads. Beautiful Yacht Studies and many Gorgeous Vistas of 200 miles of Waterways.

Manifestations

The Norfolk Broads (Silent Version)

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