This is a film of a family visit to the coast of Cornwall in June 1964. Opening Titles: A G. B. H. Film Presents Westward Ho On Kodachrome II Photographed by Gordon Hewitt Fishermen unload their catch of herring into wooden crates, marked “Sutton Newlyn”, to be weighed – presumably in the fishing port of Newlyn, in Cornwall.  A man and a woman are looking around a shop which sells round items made of stone, and the shopkeeper makes the items with a chisel as they are being turned on a...

This is a film of a family visit to the coast of Cornwall in June 1964. Opening Titles: A G. B. H. Film Presents Westward Ho On Kodachrome II Photographed by Gordon Hewitt Fishermen unload their catch of herring into wooden crates, marked “Sutton Newlyn”, to be weighed – presumably in the fishing port of Newlyn, in Cornwall.  A man and a woman are looking around a shop which sells round items made of stone, and the shopkeeper makes the items with a chisel as they are being turned on a wheel.  They are then seen down by the coast having a picnic next to their car with a radio, where there is a sunset.  There is a large harbour with boats.  They take a trip along the coast in a motorboat, with the woman at the wheel.  They are next seen on a beach and going along a narrow street very busy with shoppers in a seaside town.  They go along the seafront and drive to a secluded bay.  The children play on a beach and again they visit a town and we see a road sign for Land’s End.  The film finishes with a man underneath a car with the bonnet up.