A short home movie produced by John Scorer of a visit to Bardon Mill and the River South Tyne in Northumberland is followed by a woman, believed to be his mother, visiting Hexham Abbey. A tree blossoms in the front garden of a house on Longston Avenue in Cullercoats. The sign for Bardon Mill on the platform of the villages railway station changes to show rural scenes leading along a path to the River South Tyne. Colourful flowers grown in a garden as well as a meadow and a woman using an...

A short home movie produced by John Scorer of a visit to Bardon Mill and the River South Tyne in Northumberland is followed by a woman, believed to be his mother, visiting Hexham Abbey. A tree blossoms in the front garden of a house on Longston Avenue in Cullercoats. The sign for Bardon Mill on the platform of the villages railway station changes to show rural scenes leading along a path to the River South Tyne. Colourful flowers grown in a garden as well as a meadow and a woman using an iron footbridge to cross the river. A woman sits on a bench besides a bowls green, in the background Hexham Abbey. Colourful flowers changes to a sign about the thirteen hundredth anniversary of Hexham Abbey 674 to 1974. The film ends on exterior views of the abbey itself.