This is a film from the Michael Hobson collection.  It shows the family at home, a wedding, and a trip to the Yorkshire Dales. The film begins with two adults and a boy coming out of a house, and they are joined by others as they watch a dog doing some tricks.  The boy takes a photograph of them. The group stand around talking in a garden, two of them with deckchairs having sun hoods.  The film switches to show a bride walking towards a church, holding a bouquet of flowers and accompanied by...

This is a film from the Michael Hobson collection.  It shows the family at home, a wedding, and a trip to the Yorkshire Dales. The film begins with two adults and a boy coming out of a house, and they are joined by others as they watch a dog doing some tricks.  The boy takes a photograph of them. The group stand around talking in a garden, two of them with deckchairs having sun hoods.  The film switches to show a bride walking towards a church, holding a bouquet of flowers and accompanied by her father.  Then, after the ceremony, the newlyweds pose for photographs along with the bridesmaids.  Next there is an outdoor event.  It is filmed from the back of an audience, who appear to be in deckchairs facing a stage.  A boy and some adults tee off on a “pitch-and-put.”  This is followed by a campsite with some boys peering out of a tent.  A group of adults sit and eat before they head off for a walk.  They pass some waterfalls and some steep cliffs at what looks like Malham Cove, and the film comes to an end.