Hello, I'm Christy Young, and this is a podcast from the Desert Island Discs Archive.

For rights reasons, we've had to shorten the music.

The program was originally broadcast in 1983, and the presenter was Roy Plumley.

On our Desert Island this week are two ladies who are quite accustomed to being on one.

They form a team of wildlife photographers, and they became news when they inadvertently

became mixed up in the Falklands hostilities. Here are Cindy Buxton and Annie Price.

Now, you have four disc seats or four cassettes if they're more convenient. Do you orderly take

music in isolation, Cindy? Yes, we do. Yes, we always take. I actually think at least a couple

of dozen cassettes with us. We've got just a very small tape recorder, purely for convenience,

size and weight and everything. So you know from experience what lasts longest and sounds best?

That's right. Yes, you do. Do you have roughly similar tastes or do you have to go to opposite

ends of the island to play your record? Well, luckily on the whole we've got similar taste,

but there are one or two occasions where I will tend to walk off and go and have a chat with the

penguins rather than listen to the record that Annie wants to play at the time.

This will be revealed. Are we going to spin a coin and see who starts? Here we go.

Annie, will you call? Heads. Indeed, it is. And you're going to start. What's the first one?

Well, my first record I've chosen is the student prints with Maria Lanza singing it.

And it's a track called I'll Walk With God. And I've chosen this really because

my first memory of any music at all was at a very early age when my father, who had an amazing

collection of classical music, every single evening after supper, he used to sit me down and he

used to say, now education time, I'm going to play some music and I want to tell you all about it

and see whether you like it or not. And so we used to sit down and play a lot of music. And one of

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