Film Number |
4783 |
Title |
THE BLUEBELL WOOD, MAY 1952 |
Producer |
John Grime |
Date |
1952/3 |
Gauge |
std8mm |
Colour |
b/w & colour |
Sound |
silent |
Running Time |
15 mins 10 secs |
Description |
Geoffrey Grime and his sister Jane are seen playing in Bluebell Wood, having a picnic with their parents and on the banks of the River Wyre at Cartford Bridge. The family go on a camping holiday with friends during Whit 1952 and there are scenes on the beach at Rossall and feeding a baby starling at home at Bispham. At Norbreck Primary, the children are seen with presents for Mother's Day, and José and John Grime take a break during a tennis match with friends. Further scenes on the River Wyre at Skippool and on the beach at Cleveleys are followed by brief views of a flooded River Tyne at Featherstone in Northumberland. |
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