Introduction to programme by Sir Harry Secombe [HS]; views of tall ships and stained glass windows. Images of tall ships and other boats in Belfast Lough. HS singing John Mayfield’s “Sea Fever”, with views of tall ships in water. Aerial views of crowds visiting ships. Interview with Chairman of Northern Ireland’s Tall Ships Council, Robin Dixon [RD]. Discussion of Cutty Sark Tall Ships Race and how it’s beneficial for young people. Discussion on crew activities on board. Views of the different ships in the race, including the Lord Nelson, and the prizes available to contestants. Drawing and overview of history of Belfast Harbour Commissioners and the Port of Belfast. Internal views of Custom House; discussion of architectural styles and stained glass windows. Renaissance Singers sing Alfred Lord Tennyson’s “Freshwater”. Overview of St Joseph’s church, Belfast. HS speaks with Father Liam McCarthy, discussing the decline of the local community around St Joseph’s, and how special the church is to the people. Fiona Lamont sings “Count Your Blessings. HS speaking with young people on why they like being involved with the tall ships. Interview with Alison Rogers, development director of the Sir Winston Churchill ship. HS on the ship Astrid, with Captain David Norman. Discussion on Astrid’s history. Barnbrack singing “Belfast”. Interview with Walter Cronkite and  Sam McAughtry on their love for tall ships, history of tall ships. Discussion on the future of these types of ships. Exterior and interior views of Sinclair Seaman’s church, Belfast. HS singing “Lead Us, Heavenly father, Lead Us”. Views of tall ships sailing.