Farmer Moving South 1952

The true story of a farmer who decided to sell his land in Yorkshire and move his entire stock - cattle, pigs and poultry, machinery, ploughs and tractors - south to Sussex by rail in December, on - as it turned out - the coldest night of the year.
In this filmed record, A.G. Street, writer and broadcaster, discusses some of the unusual problems of the move with Inspector Barr of British Railways.