A short home movie produced by Joe Clark of a visit to the Lake District with friends and two small children playing on a set of swings. The film opens in a garden of a converted mill or farm building, around a pond two women and a man stand chatting. A second man appears and joins the conversation. Colourful flowers grow in the garden as a man and two women stand together on a set of stone steps posing for the camera. Two older women and an older man sit at a café table under a parasol...

A short home movie produced by Joe Clark of a visit to the Lake District with friends and two small children playing on a set of swings. The film opens in a garden of a converted mill or farm building, around a pond two women and a man stand chatting. A second man appears and joins the conversation. Colourful flowers grow in the garden as a man and two women stand together on a set of stone steps posing for the camera. Two older women and an older man sit at a café table under a parasol chatting, a stone bridge crosses a river nearby. Another group get up from their table and begin to leave the café. Bedside the bridge a number of ducks. The man and two women stand beside a lake chatting, foxgloves and other colourful flowers grow in a park through which they walk. Two small children play in a set of swings pushed by their parents.