A home movie produced by Donald Oates of a family visit to the village of Elsdon in Northumberland. The film opens with three young boys picking wild flowers in a field near near a fence. The boys pose in front of stone tombs, upended and leaning against the wall of St Cuthbert's Church. Inside the church, light is streaming through a stained glass window. Portrait shot of one of the young boys outside. The family have a picnic beside their car, one of the women eating an ice cream....

A home movie produced by Donald Oates of a family visit to the village of Elsdon in Northumberland. The film opens with three young boys picking wild flowers in a field near near a fence. The boys pose in front of stone tombs, upended and leaning against the wall of St Cuthbert's Church. Inside the church, light is streaming through a stained glass window. Portrait shot of one of the young boys outside. The family have a picnic beside their car, one of the women eating an ice cream. A change of scene as the boys throw pebbles into a stream. General view of St Cuthberts Church with its graveyard surrounded by trees. Next, a view of a stone roadside sign for the ‘Northumberland National Park’. The film ends with another view of the church.