This is one of many films made by amateur filmmaker John (Jack) Dyson of Leeds.  This one was taken during a family camping in Scotland.   The film begins with the family camped by a river.  Two boys are playing near a bridge, and there are sailboats on the river, possibly the Tay.  They visit a small town, and the footage is filmed from the front of the car as it passes along winding country roads and around a loch.   The family stop for a picnic and admire the views while the boys play...

This is one of many films made by amateur filmmaker John (Jack) Dyson of Leeds.  This one was taken during a family camping in Scotland.   The film begins with the family camped by a river.  Two boys are playing near a bridge, and there are sailboats on the river, possibly the Tay.  They visit a small town, and the footage is filmed from the front of the car as it passes along winding country roads and around a loch.   The family stop for a picnic and admire the views while the boys play down by the loch.  There is a sign for the Leven Loch Hotel.  They then take a small ferry boat.  Some of the local places and cattle are filmed.   They drive off and again stop for a picnic at the side of a road.  Following this, the children play next to what looks like a holiday bungalow.  Nearby some people are climbing some small cliffs.  Next the boys are on a beach with a bucket and spade and playing with a small dog.  A man lights a pipe, and several go for a swim in the sea.