A home movie made by Peter Dobing of a family day trip to Ullswater in the Lake District on a wet and windy day. The film begins with views of the steamer Lady of the Lake following her sinking in September 1950, the boat partially submerged against a jetty at Pooley Bridge .  Title: Family Magazine Title: Lady in the Lake Titles: Ullswater The film begins with general views of the partially submerged steamer ‘Lady of the Lake’ moored besides a jetty. Parts of the ship remains above the...

A home movie made by Peter Dobing of a family day trip to Ullswater in the Lake District on a wet and windy day. The film begins with views of the steamer Lady of the Lake following her sinking in September 1950, the boat partially submerged against a jetty at Pooley Bridge .  Title: Family Magazine Title: Lady in the Lake Titles: Ullswater The film begins with general views of the partially submerged steamer ‘Lady of the Lake’ moored besides a jetty. Parts of the ship remains above the choppy waters including a funnel and part of the ship’s bow. Peter Dobing’s father and sister Ann stand on the jetty looking at the sunk cruiser. Peter and Ann eat ice cream in a town. General views of the blustery conditions on Ullswater and surrounding mountains. The Dobing family, all in rain coats with hoods up, stand on a road besides the lake being buffeted by the wind and rain. Water blows off the lake into the car park. Peter’s parents and sister Ann walk along a path, Ann blowing into her hands to keep warm. They begin to cross a stone bridge and look out across the water from a promontory. General views of the river below and trees blowing in the wind. Title: Ah well! Rain drops hit a puddle and Ann jumps over a puddle.