London's Country (1954)
This film shows us a world of wildlife and flowers and scenic beauty within easy reach of London - where people can enjoy yachting on the Thames, or archery at Sevenoaks; riding in Knole Park, or morris-dancing at Westerham; walking over the hills near Newlands Corner, or cricket on the green at Cookham; where they can admire a wealth of historic buildings both large and small - Windsor Castle, Canterbury Cathedral, Farnham Keep, the Dickens' houses at Rochester, the Roman ruins at Verulamium; or they can just sit in the sun while the children play.
Directors: Harold Lowenstein, Syd Sharples.
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Howard Marion-Crawford as Commentator |
| Writing | Paul Le Saux | Writer |
| Directing | Harold Lowenstein | Director |
| Directing | Syd Sharples | Director |
| Crew | Reg Hughes | Cinematography |
| Crew | Michael Currer-Briggs | Cinematography |
| Sound | Hubert Clifford | Music |
| Editing | John Legard | Editor |
| Production | Edgar Anstey | Producer |