59 x 85 mm. A rock formation on the coastline at Land's End.

58 x 82 mm. A rock formation on the coastline.

58 x 82 mm.

52 x 48 mm. A view of the hill next to the coast, with a small figure visible in the water.

51 x 47 mm. A view from high up looking down over the coast, with a few people visible on the beach below.

Press conference and interviews, mainly on the economic situation. Other subjects include: Europe; health funding; listening to members' and voters' concerns in the south west and possible co-operation with the Liberal Democrats; the inquiry into the SAS shooting of IRA members in Gibraltar.

50 x 51 mm. An elderly lady seated in a chair with a handbag, probably at Crantock.

51 x 50 mm. A row of trees, probably at Crantock.

50 x 48 mm. A view of the coastline.

50 x 53 mm. A view of the coastline.

50 x 47 mm. A man and a woman standing on a beach.

50 x 48 mm. A woman on a beach holding a ball.

49 x 44 mm. A man on a beach.

53 x 49 mm. A man and two women riding surf boards in the sea.

50 x 47 mm. A view of the coastline, probably at Crantock.

58 x 67 nm.

100 x 76 mm. Showing a young man standing among the stalactites in the caves. 'In these caves situated near Balaclava it is believed the Spanish hid their treasure when driven out by the British in 1655. And here also the persecuted Arawaks sought refuge during the Spanish occupation'. (Clemens)

250 x 200 mm. The caption continues 'This photograph, taken in July 1981, shows the vast development which took place in Montego Bay during the 1970s. Despite keen competition from other resort area, Montego Bay remains the most popular tourist centre in the island'.