This is a film that was possibly made by the son of Frank Charman, a member of the Yorkshire District Association of The Camping Club of Great Britain and Ireland.  The film shows families on holiday at an unidentified campsite next to a canal, and a vintage car rally. The film begins at a riding school.  A man puts a new shoe on a pony while one of the girl riders waits. They set off riding along a path.  A couple sit outside their tent on a campsite.  Another couple blow up an airbed, while...

This is a film that was possibly made by the son of Frank Charman, a member of the Yorkshire District Association of The Camping Club of Great Britain and Ireland.  The film shows families on holiday at an unidentified campsite next to a canal, and a vintage car rally. The film begins at a riding school.  A man puts a new shoe on a pony while one of the girl riders waits. They set off riding along a path.  A couple sit outside their tent on a campsite.  Another couple blow up an airbed, while a family sits drinking tea outside their tent. There is a long queue to buy milk from a milk float.  There is a view across the campsite.  A baby is on a swing which has been rigged up between two tent poles.  Canadian geese and young moorhens are on a nearby river or canal, where children feed some swans.  There are fields of sheep, deer and cows.  Next to the campsite boats go along a canal, one of which stops at a lock, opened by a lock gate keeper. Boats pass through both ways.  The film switches to a vintage car rally, with each car being stopped and recorded.