Made by E.R. Hardy of the Halifax Cine Club, this film highlights the change in the seasons. The film is silent except for the very opening, where a short segment of the song "Let Me Call You Sweetheart" plays in the background. Title | Spring The film opens with cars parked by a visitor centre near a river. Children are skimming stones with their grandfather and throwing sticks into the water. The family walk alongside the fast-flowing river before further shots of the visitor...

Made by E.R. Hardy of the Halifax Cine Club, this film highlights the change in the seasons. The film is silent except for the very opening, where a short segment of the song "Let Me Call You Sweetheart" plays in the background. Title | Spring The film opens with cars parked by a visitor centre near a river. Children are skimming stones with their grandfather and throwing sticks into the water. The family walk alongside the fast-flowing river before further shots of the visitor centre and some blackbirds that have made their nests in a tree. Title | Summer Shots of sailing boats on a lake or reservoir, with pedaloes lined up by the jetty. A cricket match is taking place and a batsman is given out by the umpire. Elsewhere, in a playground, there are children climbing on a frame and playing on monkey bars and a see-saw. One child eats an ice lolly and there are more shots of the kids playing on swings and a slide. Title | Autumn The leaves have turned brown and dropped off the trees as the grandmother and one of the children walk along a country lane. An anarchy symbol has been drawn on a rock in chalk as the child, wearing wellington boots, rummages among the leaves. He then swings on a branch and reads a comic. Title | Winter A man with a shovel clears deep snow from the path in front of a corrugated iron shed. He brushes the snow off his Peugeot car and the young boy throws a snowball. There is a faraway view over the countryside as a car comes down the hill. The boy shakes the snow from his willies, banging one of them against a wall. There is then a shot of a man carrying a bag up the snowy path and the child sliding on the ice, falling over in the process. The film comes to an end with the child pulling icicles from a wall and drinking water from an outside tap. Title | The End