Unissued / unused footage - dates and locations may be unknown / unclear.
Duke's Tour of South America.
Prince Philip (Duke of Edinburgh) does not appear in this item.
Young men playing basketball. C/U sign for optometrist. M/Ss of white timbered buildings. View looking out over lake or sea. General view of canal. Man picking grass while woman carries branches about. People outside shack home. C/U of beautiful white flower. A young man rides a bicycle along a country lane with a woman sitting on the bar. Tracking shot along the same lane. Gardens (botanical?). C/U of vibrant red flower.
Man driving mule cart. Mounted policeman directing traffic in street. Traffic on streets - looks like anti-Jagan demonstration. Graffiti on signs and walls - 'Castro Vampiro!' and 'Communistas Traidores Asesinos'. Market scenes. Street scenes. Drastic road works on main street.
Views from cable car as we go up mountain - could be Sugar Loaf mountain? View from the top, looking out over the mountainous terrain. Children roller-skating at indoor rink. Scenic shots of mountains, shrouded in mists.
Hovercraft passes us on lake or sea. Several shots of oil works (?). Car drives into guarded area. View from car as we drive through mountainous area. Apartment block in residential area.
Cataloguer's note: due to lack of paperwork I cannot identify the areas seen in this item.
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