Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer vacationing at Balmoral in May 1981 during their engagement. mb-height 4701 Tourists sit underneath their umbrellas

Tourists sit underneath their umbrellas on the top deck of an open top bus during a sightseeing tour of London in the rain

'Spring in Provence'

an ancient figure on the front of Gerard's Hall

View of Hungerford Stairs showing the Old Fox Inn and the Swan Inn

First Day of Oysters

Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer vacationing at Balmoral in May 1981 during their engagement. mb-height 4701 Tourists sit underneath their umbrellasPrince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer vacationing at Balmoral in May 1981 during their engagement. Diana's entrance into the royal family was believed to be a strategic move to revitalize a family line that had been destroyed by scandal and irresponsibility. Led by Queen Elizabeth, the family worked to rid itself of controversy that had plagued it for generations. It is widely believed that the monarch thrust a great deal of pressure on Prince Charles