This is the second of three films made by Derrick Walton of more family holidays in the Lake District. The film begins where the one previous left off, with the family on a boat on a lake, with a boy in a red pullover and a smaller girl wearing sunglasses.  The boy has a go at steering the boat, and afterwards goes fishing at the side of the lake.  They have a wander near some waterfalls and drive off again, returning to the car ferry.  The children paddle in some water and then they go off...

This is the second of three films made by Derrick Walton of more family holidays in the Lake District. The film begins where the one previous left off, with the family on a boat on a lake, with a boy in a red pullover and a smaller girl wearing sunglasses.  The boy has a go at steering the boat, and afterwards goes fishing at the side of the lake.  They have a wander near some waterfalls and drive off again, returning to the car ferry.  The children paddle in some water and then they go off walking up a hill and along a river.  They then walk along the outside of a lake, with the leaves turning to autumnal colours.  The children have a go on a slide and then they visit Beatrice Potter’s house. They take another boat trip along a lake, passing an amphibian car – a blue Hillman named May, with a dog looking out the window (Reg. JTC 591B) – making its way from one side of the lake to the other.  The car then drives back across again.  They take a walk through some woods looking down on the lake and then go on another boat trip, after which they drive off in a blue Zephyr and visit a wildlife centre.  They are then seen looking at the shops in a village where there is a small fair.  Again they take a boat across a lake.  Afterwards, at the side of the lake, the boy goes snorkelling, while the girl plays with a fishing net.   They look down on the lake from above, and the film finishes with them having stopped by the side of the road where they are feeding a ram.