A short amateur film produced by Doug Collender of a visit with friends to the Cumbrian town of Ambleside in the Lake District. The film features wife Marjorie with friends looking in on various shop windows and visiting Bridge House crossing Stone Beck. Two women walk down a street in the town of Ambleside towards a church in the near distance. A sign written on the side of a church reads ‘Pray Don’t Park’. At the rear of a property a partially full skip, the two women look at a display...

A short amateur film produced by Doug Collender of a visit with friends to the Cumbrian town of Ambleside in the Lake District. The film features wife Marjorie with friends looking in on various shop windows and visiting Bridge House crossing Stone Beck. Two women walk down a street in the town of Ambleside towards a church in the near distance. A sign written on the side of a church reads ‘Pray Don’t Park’. At the rear of a property a partially full skip, the two women look at a display in a shop window. A number of people look in the window of an estate agents pointing out a number of properties for sale. The women continue along a road towards a car park. A sign says it is a ‘Pay and Display’ car park. Cars and pedestrians cross Stone Beck passing Bridge House. A National Trust sign reads ‘Free Entry’. The film ends with the two women, now joined by a man, continuing to walk around Ambleside.