A home movie by Michael Gough of a family holiday to Holland accompanied by a street organ musical track. During their holiday they visit a number of traditional markets in towns such as Gouda and Edam and take part in a flower festival in the town of Rijnsburg. The film ends with a trip on the canals around Amsterdam and the family feeding pigeons. Title: Going Dutch The film begins with  some traditional images of Holland including cows, windmills and a canal from which a man is fishing....

A home movie by Michael Gough of a family holiday to Holland accompanied by a street organ musical track. During their holiday they visit a number of traditional markets in towns such as Gouda and Edam and take part in a flower festival in the town of Rijnsburg. The film ends with a trip on the canals around Amsterdam and the family feeding pigeons. Title: Going Dutch The film begins with  some traditional images of Holland including cows, windmills and a canal from which a man is fishing. In the town of Gouda they look at a steam calliope, a street market and traditional houses built beside a canal. A waiter brings drinks to the family sitting at an outside table. The family look around a flower and cheese market. The family move onto and look around Madurodam model village in Den Haag near The Hague. At Delft Linda and the children look in on a shop window which sells the famous blue and white porcelain. Linda and the children eat ice cream overlooking a canal. They visit a village made up of 17th century housing near a river and windmills. They watch a cheese making demonstration and visit traditional cheese market taking place in Edam. Beside their tent the children and Linda Gough arrange flowers for a festival taking place in the town of Rijnsburg. Displays of flowers are filmed around the campsite on caravans and tents. On their bicycles the children take part in a flower procession. A marching band made up of men dressed as cowboys and Indians pass by. A number of lorries and cars drive past decorated in flowers watched by crowds standing on the pavement . The final part of the film is of a visit to Amsterdam and begins with a cruise on the canal. The family and other tourists feed pigeons on a cobbled street. There are views of displays of flowers outside a number of shops. Beside another calliope a man shakes a small tin for coins and the film ends with the children dancing to the music. End credit: The end. A Studio 103 Production