A short home movie produced by Arthur Forman featuring his three children Trisha, David and Michelle admiring the many decorative flowerbeds on display inside both Ayresome Gardens and nearby Albert Park. The film also features his wife Margaret at home sunbathing in the garden alongside their children and a second woman. David Foreman and his younger sister Michelle stand beside a flowerbed of tulips inside Ayresome Gardens eating sweets. As traffic moves along both Linthorpe Road and...

A short home movie produced by Arthur Forman featuring his three children Trisha, David and Michelle admiring the many decorative flowerbeds on display inside both Ayresome Gardens and nearby Albert Park. The film also features his wife Margaret at home sunbathing in the garden alongside their children and a second woman. David Foreman and his younger sister Michelle stand beside a flowerbed of tulips inside Ayresome Gardens eating sweets. As traffic moves along both Linthorpe Road and Parliament Road in the background the children wonder around looking over other decorative flowerbeds. An older council workman wearing a hearing aid works with a spade on one of the flowerbeds, he stops and looks at the camera. A montage of the colourful flowerbeds and the two children wondering around. A second workman stops to pose for the camera as the filmmaker’s children walk past again and traffic continues to move along Linthorpe Road. In their back garden Margaret Forman wearing a bathing suit lays under a tent beside oldest daughter Trisha who sits sits nearby. Michelle comes over and sits beside her mother changing to another woman in glasses and a green dress digging with a trowel in the garden with David. Outside the entrance to Albert Park on Linthorpe Road more decorative tulip beds with Trisha, David and Michelle wondering around. Inside Albert Park more tulips of different colours on display and the three children walking around.