A home movie made by Raymond James Paiton opens on his wife and children climbing rocks on a beach followed by a combine harvester working a field of wheat or other cereal crop. A man washing pieces of a vintage lamp a second man and boy work to repair a tractor in the farmyard, possibly at Rothley Park Farm near Morpeth in Northumberland. In a field the tractor cultivates the earth and the film ends on boys taking part in a sports day at Newlands Preparatory School in Gosforth. The film...

A home movie made by Raymond James Paiton opens on his wife and children climbing rocks on a beach followed by a combine harvester working a field of wheat or other cereal crop. A man washing pieces of a vintage lamp a second man and boy work to repair a tractor in the farmyard, possibly at Rothley Park Farm near Morpeth in Northumberland. In a field the tractor cultivates the earth and the film ends on boys taking part in a sports day at Newlands Preparatory School in Gosforth. The film opens on waves crashing onto a beach followed by a woman and two small children climbing over rocks. The film cuts to show a combine harvester in a field harvesting wheat or other cereal crop. As the harvester passes the camera a man with a cigarette in his mouth sits and the wheel with a woman standing beside him. Two small girls sits on the ground beside a car looking at the camera. The film cuts to show a vintage car lamp sitting on a small plinth beside a brick wall. A man hands wash various parts of the lamp in bucket of soapy water. Blank In a farmyard a man and boy work on a tractor followed by a car driving past along a track. Following on behind the car, comes a woman and a number of children. In a field the man and boy look over the tractor seen previously, it is then seen driving up and down the field turning the earth with a cultivator. A boy and girl stand beside a wire gate next to a stone wall. The film ends on a group of boys and their teachers standing beside a large marquee on the sports ground at Newlands Preparatory School in Gosforth.