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maritime history on film & limited edition prints | snowbow productions shopping cart you have 0 item/s in your shopping cart view your cart snowbow productions home cruises dvds paintings shipping companies archive film newsletters links about us contact us -- -- view our dvd videos view our paintings view our cruises wow !!! i'm truly excited knowing i'm going to have the full set, and want to thank you both for the happiness you have bought to so many people over the years. this is truly magnificent so keep up the great work & if you put out any more on the liners & ports please let me know so i can keep expanding your series. - george linton, west australia jumping for balloons a book by des cox view book this book is unbelievably hilarious! but at the same time it's often serious, very moving, and has a very big heart. thankfully, unlike so many autobiographies, it isn't at all superficial, but it is so enjoyably entertaining. i am a big reader but this is one of the best books i've ever read and i couldn't put it down. sadly, now i've read it, so please hurry with the next volume! mika fox, jerusalem this book is so funny, grippingly emotional and just great entertainment. in short, it has to be one of the best books i’ve ever read rob campbell ‘jumping for balloons’ is ‘laugh-out-loud’ hilarious at times, but also occasionally quite poignant and thoughtful. des’ writing style is unique, but the book is a very easy read as he hopscotches through the first three decades of his tumultuous, often challenging life. aside from being a gifted singer, actor, impersonator, and comedian, des is a wonderful story teller. if you have a soul and a sense of humour, don’t miss “jumping for balloons”! my wife, linda, kept asking me what i was reading that made me laugh so much, for on average i read between 40 – 50 books a year and have never read anything like this before, but a word of warning… be prepared to ache with laughter. had i never met him i would be hard pressed to believe the fantastic tales he weaves, but i can honestly say that he is the most outrageously funny person i’ve ever met and i can easily accept the veracity of his outlandish escapades. i hope volume two of his escapades will be published while i am still of sound mind. stan solomon, canada. with so many mixed emotions i couldn't rest until the entire book was covered from childhood to chelsea 69. i laughed with tears of glee and sadness all at the same time and will read it again, the fact being the entertainment was fabulous. vanessa pendray i’ve read a lot of books during my life but this one is not only so different, it was an absolute delight to read. i loved the many, many stories about des’s life, stories that made me laugh out loud, and others that i have to admit brought deep thought and even at times a tear to the eye. all in all, i thoroughly enjoyed it and really look forward to the next volume, but if that’s a long time coming then i can always read this one again. david glendenning read more the snowbow archive the snowbow archive is a complete breakdown of every frame of film used in the making of this series. to licence archive film contact snowbow at: 00 44 (0) 1273 585391 or 584470. email [email protected] view the snowbow archive → customer review having just watched another episode of 'the great liners , namely, episode 36, the great port of london, part 2' i was once again left entranced , not only by the visual content and narration, but also, by the music at the end, played during the credits. and, with regard to the final soundtrack, could you tell me how i may obtain a copy of such? - bob ohanlon i was locked in front of the screen for the whole dvd duration. magnificent. i can't tell you how much i enjoyed the dvd. all those wonderful ships sailing to and from around the world. and the commentary was superb and very informative, telling which shipbuilder built each ship. - bob ohanlon the voyage up the amazon brought back lots of memories… i definitely recommend the whole series… - evan morris the dvds brought a tear to my eyes. thank goodness for snowbow and how wonderful to sit back and relive those times again. - alan field i was especially intrigued with the cuthbert's voyage up the amazon and astonished to see her ride up the river bank!! as i watch these wonderful dvds, i often drift back into the past to those fabulous days… - david rothwell this is a typical feedback we receive from so many of our customers, who have purchased these dvds and in doing so, discovered the tremendous viewing pleasure they give... who needs to watch today's second rate, reality tv shows when you could be watching these wonderful dvds instead! read more customer comments → latest video clip the great liners episode 29 (the matson line) watch more video clips > watch our videos on watch our videos on youtube follow us on follow us on twitter free newsletter sign up sign up to our free email newsletters, full of the latest news, offers and interesting information. simply enter your email address in the field below. we do not nor will we ever pass on your details to third parties! -- at long last, the latest dvd from snowbow is now ready! click here to view our dvd's rare video of the titanic's sister ship discovered watch des's interview on itv meridian about the most important discovery of his career. john ryall went to meet him at his home in saltdean near brighton. "when he was handed reels of film from the 1920s - film that was about to be thrown away - he expected it to come to nothing. not least because the film was in an extremely fragile state. then - as he inspected the frames - he saw an image that looked familiar. it looked like the titanic. a lot like the titanic" - itv.com watch itv's news report on des cox and snowbow's latest video release, episode 35. "three great ships. welcome to snowbow snowbow productions was created in order to help ensure the survival of our maritime history on film. not so very many years ago, this country could boast of having the biggest and best merchant navy and shipbuilding industry in the world. sadly today these once huge industries have all but disappeared and, with them, a complete way of life. hundreds of thousands of people worked in the shipping industry, both aboard the thousands of british registered ships that sailed to every far corner of the world, and in the many busy ports that were once dotted all around our coasts. today, if you visit ports like london, southampton or liverpool you will see ships including those huge floating blocks of flats called cruise ships, but there is precious little to remind us of the heyday of those ports, a time when every single berth would be occupied and when ships lined up ready to take a berth just as soon as they became vacant. practically the whole population surrounding those ports were involved in shipping one way or another, with hundreds of twisting, turning cranes working tirelessly as they unloaded and loaded ships of every shape and size, all with imports from the british empire and other far-flung countries or with products manufactured in this country, products that would be exported all over the globe. large passengers liners that were often more famous than today’s hollywood movie stars, sailed in and out of the ports on every tide and their every arrival and sailing was almost a national event. yes, this was the golden age of ocean travel. twenty-years ago when i first decided that something must be done to try to preserve the history and memory of those halcyon maritime days, there were only just a few books available on the subject and not one single piece of film. now, after years of searching the world for rare film that had been considered to have been lost forever, we at snowbow have somehow managed to create the largest maritime archive in the world, an archive that not only tells the story of our great maritime past, but takes you into our once

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Registrant:
Snowbow (2000) Productions Ltd

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Registrant's address:
Unit 2 The Challenge Centre, Sharps Close
Portsmouth
Hampshire
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PO3 5RJ
United Kingdom

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