This is a short film made by Derrick Walton of his father and another man who are beekeepers. (B&W)  The film begins showing two elderly men, Walton’s father and a man named Gilbert, walking in some allotments.  One of them dons a protective face mask and takes out a drawer from a beehive. (Kodachrome)  There is also a teenage boy with the man as he takes the basket from the hive and shows all the bees in it for the camera.  He then places it upside down on a mat.  Two women stand...

This is a short film made by Derrick Walton of his father and another man who are beekeepers. (B&W)  The film begins showing two elderly men, Walton’s father and a man named Gilbert, walking in some allotments.  One of them dons a protective face mask and takes out a drawer from a beehive. (Kodachrome)  There is also a teenage boy with the man as he takes the basket from the hive and shows all the bees in it for the camera.  He then places it upside down on a mat.  Two women stand watching.  The film switches to show a Labrador, Ginger, sitting in the garden with about six puppies trying to feed from her.  A woman, in a red dress, shoes, and hat, and a black coat, puts out a bowl of milk and they drink from this and the film comes to an end.