A collaboration between Mostyn Art Gallery, North Wales and Third Eye Centre, Glasgow

Published by "Bull" Spring 1986; Enitharmon Press 1988. Awarded the Diploma for Excellence at the Scottish Open Poetry Competition 1983

Drafts including annotated final draft

Sydney, Australia. Skiing Prince. Prince Edward powers through the waves during a water skiing session at Nambucca Heads, the North coast of New South Wales, during a quiet Sunday here in Australia

Agency: Associated Press

Photographer: Anton Cermac, Sydney Morning Herald

Sixteen year old student, April Phillips, who reportedly befriended Prince Edward of Great Britain, during his two-term teaching stint at a Wanganui, North Island, school

Agency: United Press International

Prince Edward, playing the witch-hunting judge Danforth in Arthur Miller's play "The Crucible", remains calm during a confrontation in an emotional scene from the play which is being presented at Jesus College Chapel, Cambridge tonight (Monday)

Agency: Press Association

Picture of the Queen. Queen Elizabeth smiles as a youngster in Georgetown takes a picture of her during a walkabout in the center of town Thursday. The Queen opened the Cayman Legislature with a speech prior to meeting the people of Georgetown

Agency: Associated Press

Meeting for Lunch. President Ronald Reagan, Queen Elizabeth II, Mrs Reagan and Duke of Edinburgh brave (text faded) winds and rain outside the Reagan ranch Tuesday afternoon in California, prior to having lunch at the ranch

Agency: Associated Press

After the Performance. Queen Elizabeth II, left, walks with San Francisco Mayor Dianne Feinstein as they leave the Louise M Davies Symphony Hall Thursday after a musical performance

Agency: Associated Press

Demonstrate Against The Queen. Protesters line the street in downtown Seattle as Queen Elizabeth II walks past Monday on her way to a local hotel. No incidents of violence were reported

Agency: Associated Press

Photographer: George Rose

The Queen stops for a chat with Mrs Dinah Cooper a patient at the Westminster Hospital where there Queen opened new operating theatres today

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II inspects the Queen's Company, Grenadier Guards, as their Colonel in Chief. The company later removed headgear and gave three cheers for their Queen

Agency: United Press International

The Queen looks at the preserved head of Persimmon which she has loaned to the National Horseracing Museum which she officially opened at Newmarket today. The old Subscription Rooms have been transformed to mirror the history of racing from its start some 300 years ago to the present day. Many royal souvenirs have been loaned by The Queen

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

The Queen speaking in London today when she opened the new International Maritime Organisation Headquarters building on the Albert Embankment

Agency: Press Association

Before Dinner Photo. Just about to enter for the evenings gala dinner at the Royal Palace here, Britain's and Sweden's Royal Couples lined up to give the photographers a chance to immortalize. Left to right Prince Philip, Queen Silvia, Queen Elizabeth II and King Carl Gustaf in their ceremonial clothes

Agency: Associated Press

Queen Elizabeth and Kenyan President Daniel arap Moi during arrival ceremonies after the Queen and Prince Phillip arrived for a four day state visit to Kenya

Agency: United Press International

Photographer: G Kemper

Merry point… the Queen with the President of Bangladesh, Ahsahuddin Chowdhury, when the Queen visited his palace today, the first full day of the State Visit to Bangladesh. Her schedule today includes visiting the Savar Memorial to the three million people who died in the Bangladesh war of independence in 1971

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, are photographed with Mrs Indira Ghandi (right) and President Zail Singh (2nd from left) of India upon their arrival at the New Delhi airport for their 10 day official visit to India

Agency: United Press International

Photographer: Arthur Tsang

Princess Margaret takes a puff of her cigarette holder during a reception to mark changes in the Girl Guides Association at Mercers' Hall, London, today

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

A garlanded Duke of Edinburgh presented by Gurkha officers, during the visit today to the 1st Battalion 7th Duke of Edinburgh's Own Gurkha Rifles at Queen Elizabeth Barracks at Church Crookham near Fleet. The Battalion has been training recently in the USA and is due to move in May to Hong Kong on a permanent change of station

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

Kanhar National Park, India. Prince Philip rides an elephant during a safari in central India. 20 November is the 36th wedding anniversary of the Queen and the Duke

Broadcast Date: 20 November 1983

Agency: UPI

Prince William with the aid of his mother Princess Diana takes his first steps in public before the camera at Government House, Auckland

Agency: UPI

Photographer: Roy Letkey

Agency: Syndication International

MENCAP's "Famous Faces" book was launched in London tonight, with shades of Whistler's Mother, for one of the works of art to appear in the publication is reproduced here. It is a sketch of Prince William of Wales by his mother the Princess of Wales. The book is published by MENCAP (Royal Society for Mentally Handicapped Children and Adults) in conjunction with Hamilitons

Broadcast Date: 6 September 1983

Agency: Press Association

Agency: Unknown

Agency: Press Association

Alice Springs, Australia. The Prince and Princess of Wales arrive here at the start of their Australian tour, The Royal Family arrived by Australian Air Force jet from London

Photographer: Roy Letkey

Sydney, Australia. The steps and forecourts of the Sydney Opera House are packed with people as Princess Diana and Prince Charles drive in an open car during their first day of the Sydney visit

Agency: UPI

Photographer: John Eggitt [?]

Perth, Australia. Miss Lesley Meadmore swims on Cottesloe Beach early this morning as Prince Charles swam for the second day prior to his official day

Agency: Associated Press

Photographer: Dave Tanner

Melbourne, Australia. Prince Charles and Princess Diana arrive at the Melbourne Hilton Hotel for charity function

Agency: UPI

Photographer: Sebastian Costanzo

Auckland, New Zealand. The Prince of Wales rubs noses with young Maori girl as he and the Princess of Wales met school children at Eden Park, Auckland

Agency: UPI

Photographer: Roy Letkey

Auckland, New Zealand. The Prince and Princess of Wales pictured for the first time in New Zealand with Prince Edward as they embark for their flight to Wellington. Edward arrived secretly on 19 April and stayed with the royal couple at Auckland's Government House

Agency: UPI/ New Zealand Herald

Photographer: R Gilchrist

Wellington, New Zealand. The Prince and Princess of Wales dance tonight at a Ball. The Royal couple have spent two days in the City as part of the two week Royal Tour of New Zealand

Agency: UPI

Auckland, New Zealand. Daddy's Boy! Britain's Prince Charles holds his son, Prince William, during a photo session in Auckland Saturday morning. Prince William was presented to nearly 60 photographers and reporters by his parents, who are currently on a two week tour of New Zealand

Agency: Associated Press/ New Zealand Herald

New Zealand. Prince and Princess watch Maori dancers perform an action song during the Royal visit to Waitangi Treaty House

Agency: UPI

Photographer: Roy Letkey

London. Finishing touches being given to two new wax portraits of the Prince and Princess of Wales when they went on show for the first time at Madame Tussaud's in London on Saturday. The portrait of the Prince is by sculptress Judith Craig (left) and the one of the Princess is by Muriel Pearson (right)

Agency: Associated Press

Photographer: Joe Schaber [?]

Shelburne, Canada. Prince Charles and Diana Princess of Wales talk with Canadians who waited to see them here on their visit

Agency: UPC

Photographer: D Paquin [?]

Charlottetown. The Prince and Princess of Wales on the deck of the Royal Yacht Britannia, with members of the crew, all Falklands veterans, after they had been presented with their South Atlantic Campaign Medal by Prince Charles last week. From left: Steward Adrian Greenwood, Todmorden (HMS Glamorgan); Able Seaman Neil Avis, Shoreham (HMS Hermes); Steward David Rowe, Luton (HMS Glasgow), Radio Operator Hugh Patterson, Glasgow (HMS Leeds Castle); Musician Wayne Charlesworth, Bakewell (SS Uganda); Able Seaman Mark Dick, Middlesborough (HMS Hermes); Radio Operator David Lyall, Ormskirk (HMS Glasgow); Radio Operator Steven Grimsley, Leicester (HMS Ambuscade); Bugler Michael Brown, WIncanton (HMS Antrim); Marine Engineer Gary Butterfield, Richmond (HMS Endurance); Lieutenant Anthony Clarke, Bere Regis (HMS Andromeda); Able Seaman Neil Avis, Shoreham (HMS Hermes)

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell [PA Court Photographer]

Prince Charles waves his walking stick at photographers as and Diana pose in Klondike Days outfits during a BBQ at Fort Edmonton

Agency: UPC

Photographer: Andy Clark [?]

Princess Diana wearing a Royal Order Brooch showing the Queen's head and a Spencer diamond tiara for a formal dinner at Government House tonight

Agency: Associated Press

Princess Diana talks with children dressed as clowns here today when the Prince and Princess of Wales made a tour of the Community Parks in Adelaide. The Royal Couple are in the third week of their tour of Australia

Broadcast Date: 5 April 1983

Agency: UPI

Photographer: Roy Letkey

Smiles and handshakes greeted Diana, Princess of Wales after she and Prince Charles arrived on their first day of a Canadian tour. Di was given flowers and the small Canadian flag by spectators at the Garrison Grounds

Agency: UPC

Photographer: Andy Clark

Centre of attention at Stoke Mandeville Hospital's Children's Ward today is Scott Donaldson (11) of Corby, Northamptonshire. The Princess of Wales talks to him as TV personality Jimmy Saville readjusts the boy's t-shirt. The Princess had accompanied the Prince of Wales to the hospital near Aylesbury where he officially opened the new National Spinal Injuries Centre, built as the result of an appeal by Mr Saville

Agency: Press Association

The Queen Mother celebrates her 83rd birthday on 4 August 1983, and this new portrait of her, commissioned by the Scottish National Portrait Gallery from Israeli artist Avigdor Irikha, goes on show at the gallery to coincide with her birthday. The portrait, measuring approximately 20 by 20 inches, was painted in oils in the course of a single day (6 July) at Clarence House, London

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Princess Alice, Duchess of Gloucester who is Deputy Colonel-in-Chief of the 2nd Battalion (Lincolnshire, Leicestershire, Northamptonshire) The Royal Anglian Regiment during today's Trooping the Colour ceremony at Hyderabad Barracks, Colchester

ITN Reference: ROYAL/GLOU/12

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Bilthoven, Holland. Princess Juliana of the Netherlands and Princess Anne of Great Britain at the microscopes of the laboratory of the Dutch State Institute for Public Health here this afternoon, Thursday. Both royalties attended the presentation of the Foundation "Save the Children" which will raise money for medical help to children in Upper Volta

Agency: ANP for UPI

Hong Kong. The Princess Anne of Great Britain is greeted by Hong Kong Governor, Sir Edward Youde (right) upon her arrival in Hong Kong Kai Tak airport here for a four-day visit. Princess Anne last visited Hong Kong in 1971

Agency: UPI

London. Princess Anne gazes at the goodies sold by boater-wearing assistants on the confectionery counter in the Food Hall of Harrods, the top people's store in Knightsbridge, London. Earlier the princess officially opened the new Food Hall as part of a joint event organised between Food for Britain, and the store

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

Australia. Princess Anne and Mark Phillips on the Michael Parkinson show

Agency: Unknown

Published in the Petersfield Herald, author unknown. Reports on the Edward Thomas birthday walk 1983

Includes correspondence on the 70th anniversary of Edward Thomas's death