This film contains footage of a Hunslet Boys rugby team trip to France, possibly around mid-1970s. The footage contains shots of Paris, the rugby match and rural landscapes. The Hunslet Boys Club was established in 1940 by Dr. J. Wyllie as a way of offering young people the chance to improve their skills in areas such as sports, crafts, karate, and IT. It was an opportunity for recreation and friendship and the motto was "Fitness for Life". A crowd of men walk across a field and...

This film contains footage of a Hunslet Boys rugby team trip to France, possibly around mid-1970s. The footage contains shots of Paris, the rugby match and rural landscapes. The Hunslet Boys Club was established in 1940 by Dr. J. Wyllie as a way of offering young people the chance to improve their skills in areas such as sports, crafts, karate, and IT. It was an opportunity for recreation and friendship and the motto was "Fitness for Life". A crowd of men walk across a field and then a man in a suit exits a building and walks towards the camera. Following this, the rugby team can be seen in action. In Paris, a man takes photos of Parisian streets and L'arc de Triomph is in the background. A man with a moustache, possibly one of the rugby managers, walks along a path nears the coast. There are panoramic views of a valley from that road, including a farmhouse. Two men walk down the road, turn around and wave. The rugby team practice on a pitch with lots of advertising boards all around. The teams line up on the pitch, shake hands, and start the game. A while later a player limps off the pitch; half time and they all drink water. The film ends with more footage of the rugby match being played.