This film is part of the Nowell collection and was made by amateur filmmaker Fred Brackenbury. This film captures a group of young men who are on a camping trip. Several tee-pee style tents have been pitched in a field alongside large utility tents. Young men help to finish pitching a tent while some other men sit in a tent polishing brass. A man wheels a wooden cart across the camp towards the camera; inside it there are crates of beer and boxes of sweets. In another part of the camp four...

This film is part of the Nowell collection and was made by amateur filmmaker Fred Brackenbury. This film captures a group of young men who are on a camping trip. Several tee-pee style tents have been pitched in a field alongside large utility tents. Young men help to finish pitching a tent while some other men sit in a tent polishing brass. A man wheels a wooden cart across the camp towards the camera; inside it there are crates of beer and boxes of sweets. In another part of the camp four boys climb a dead tree and pose at the top. Following this, the groups of boys gather outside their tents. A boy's marching band makes their way along a road and then there is a shot of a man blowing a bugle.