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Beautiful pageantry - but never lose sight of the fact that those wonderfully dressed men on horseback are also professional soldiers there to protect the one person they have sworn allegiance to; their monarch The Queen. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that 2022 will be healthy enough to celebrate in style the 70th Jubilee of this gracious lady's reign.
Nice comment
2012 was a great year for Britain, our queen celebrated her 60th Jubilee and London hosted the Olympic games where team GB excelled themselves which made for a wonderful summer to remember. Who could forget Super Saturday.
We know how to put on a grand event,but with a bit of extra class,tradition and pride.
That was a standout year for sure,I went to the Olympics and saw the cycling,boxing and had a good walk around the village.
Excellently staged,anyone who went were knocked out by the atmosphere.
An elderly American couple we met who had been to every Olympics since Munich in ‘72 said the London games was easily the best they had ever attended.
That’ll do for me.
And now we have koof restrictions :(
As of 1 Dec 2021, there are just 67 days till the Queen will have reigned for 70 years. She took accession of the throne on 6 Feb 1952. Sorry for too many comments.
Nearly half a century ago I swore an oath of loyalty to the Queen, her heirs and successors. Even though it is unlikely that, at my age, I would be recalled to the colours, I consider that the oath that I and every other member of the services swore was a lifetime commitment.
Exactly right Sir. Likewise me and I am 74 but would still turn out.
Respects for your service as well.
I never served so never officially swore an oath, but I live my life abiding by it regardless. Always been loyal to the Queen/Monarchy/Royal Family. God bless all of them 🇬🇧
Except from maybe Prince Andrew, have to see what happens with that case first before I can say whether I'm loyal to him or not...😆
@@1chish
Same here, I swore the oath of personal loyalty to HM the Queen, her heirs and successor in 1960. A truly remarkable sovereign lady.
Well said, much respect to you.
Hi Joel. It’s wonderful that you love so much about the UK including our ceremonies, history & traditions. Just hoping that Her Majesty celebrates her Platinum (70 years) Jubilee in 2022. Great video as usual and keep up the great work. Seasons greetings to you and your family as well.
@Ryan would be something wouldnt,'t it?
Young Man you need to take a trip to England and take in the many many places of interest in London and many many places around the Country - You will have the time of your young life and you will never regret that trip,
@@brianlowes7325 This is true. I think he would love it. Absolutely! Our history and traditions are really something to be seen and shared. Beautifu, Great, Britain 🙂
Joel is now an Honorary Brit !
@@marycarver1542 Lets just all adopt Joel. We can be his honorary British family lol
Hi Joel, how brilliant to see a young American man , reacting so positively to our royal family who as you say we are really proud of .
I watched you when they played the music at the beginning a it seemed you knew the tune as you were nodding your head perfectly in time with it.
I am 72 years old and used to live very near Lambeth palace and when II was three I was one of the thousands of people who lined the streets the day the Queen was crowned her carriage was gold like a Cinderella coach .I will never forget that. Keep up the good work .you are a lovely lad indeed.
Makes you proud to be British to see these traditions which are centuries old, they are part of what links us all together as the United Kingdom.
All of those beautiful carriages are said to be horrendously uncomfortable to ride in!
No springs or soft upholstery apparently !
proud of what? someone ruling over you paid by the taxpayer?
@@michaelberringer8595 what, like a president or a prime minister? Or any other politician?
@@OrganMusicYT Born into it. they aren't elected.
@@marycarver1542 apart from two coaches, the Australian State Coach & the Diamond Jubilee Coach which are relatively new and high tech. A gift from Australia (and the Australian coachmaker) to HM The Queen in 1988 & 2012.
I can still remember the silver jubilee in 1977. Lined the streets at Wimbledon to see the Queen, then back home for the street party.
I remember the silver jubilee in 1977 because the pubs were allowed to stay open later.
@@jillhobson6128 I was only 6 . I was more interested in the street party lol.
@@101steel4 😊
@@jillhobson6128,
I was 6 too, i was on some blokes shoulders in Greenwich,watching her drive past, smoling and waving as she did. we all got a sovereign as well. Lost mine years ago.
My father in law was a director of music in the army and taught the musicians how to play their instruments!
This year is the Queen's platinum jubilee ( 70 yrs ) she is the longest serving monarch in history, she has done a wonderful Job and kept her country together, I'm proud to be British and love our Royal Family and the traditions they behold
What is most lovely about these institutions, is that these traditions are kept alive... For pride and tourism alone, for the people of the UK, it seems a proper boon. 😄
They are great "family bonding" occasions when the nation comes together.
Thanks for reminding us of our fantastic ceremonies that we take for granted along with our great history and punching above our weight!
I was lucky enough to work as a camera operator on the Golden Jubilee concert in 2012 and I'm pleased to be doing so again on the Platinum Jubilee concert next year. It's always an honour to be involved in a royal event. was inside St George's chapel for Harry and Megan's wedding, outside the chapel for the funeral of Prince Phillip, The Duke Of Edinburgh, and have worked on several Royal Variety Shows.
It's very refreshing to see you enjoying the pomp and ceremony for our Royal family, and more especially for our wonderful queen.
Ho Joel from Canada . I get so much pleasure watching your reactions to our British Ceremony’s . Just love watching to joy in your face . I emigrated to Vancouver 55 yrs ago , and I miss the pomp and ceremony. Your face does reflects you joy 💕🇨🇦
From the same year theres the Water Event , a Flotila of Boats on the Thames .
Worth a look .
You have to remember that every single soldier there is a trained fighter and many have seen active service. The footman on the back of the coaches are made in the Bond mould. They would take anyone out....
I love your fine manners Joel,the respect you show by not talking over your videos,it is greatly appreciated thank you.You are a fine young man and a credit to yourself and your parents.
So down here in NZ I've seen the Queen and the Duke three times Prince of Wales three times, Princesses Diana once. Andrew Edward and Anne one a piece.
watchin this feeling so emotional. love our queen. this was amazing
What a fantastic video Joel & I felt relaxed just by watching the whole of the precession event & I love our Queen & rest of the Royal Family & makes me proud to be British 🇬🇧 . You’re intelligent young bloke with a great future ahead of you & making your family proud.
Sending love to you & your lovely family
🇬🇧 to 🇺🇸.
It just evokes a sense of pride and it’s what it feels like to be English/British. It gives you chills sometimes watching these things.
yea, i get a sense of the nobility slaughtering peasants and taking feudals taxes of labour for 100s of years. really love being reminded of it by the "royal" family.
A great, lovely, respectful video from a great American cousin. May God bless you. 🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧
Hey Joel, never heard our pageantry described as "elegant" before but I can see it now! Seeing as you like the military horses; have a look at the "Musical Ride of the Kings Troop Royal Horse Artillery" some great horsemanship to be seen there!
Yes Joel I agree with Philip 100%
You can see the Royal Standard on top of the palace rather than the usual Union Flag. That's the one that shows the Queen is in the building.
2022 will be HM Queen Platinum Jubilee. 70 years as Queen. It's NEVER happened before and is unlikely to ever happen again. It's going to be a wonderful year. Queen Elizabeth will NEVER be beaten as the longest-reigning monarch.
USA could have been part of it except for an argument over a cup of tea!
the argument wouldnt have happened if they didnt insist on putting the milk in first.
State opening of parliament. Happens most yesrs until recently. This year her son Charles opened parliament, 2012 was a great year, but next year will be better.
@@jimbo6059 The Queen opened parliament with Charles as her companion this year (2021) though she no longer wears the Crown during the ceremony
I do enjoy watching these with you. I must say Joel, you have to get to the UK. I'm from Melbourne, Australia and I would love to visit England and Scotland. Sure it will happen soon. Cheers JG
Strange to think that you Americans could have had all this history, but decided against it….
That Westminster hall is 900 years old, and it’s big.
I remember when the Queen Mother passed away and she was lying in state in Westminster hall. My wife and our 3 kids travelled 50 miles to London and queued for several hours in the bitter cold to pay our respects.
As we got in the grounds of the Houses of Parliament we were given hot drinks (tea or coffee), and made our way to the hall.
I’ll never forget the respectful silence as everyone slowly filed past the flag draped coffin, with 4 lifeguards standing at the corners of the platform where it rested, their arms (swords) reversed with hands resting on top and with heads bowed. What an experience, one which we will never forget.
The vigil of the Princes was very moving
You Sir are an absolute joy to watch- the appreciation of our Monarch, Royal Family and traditions is intoxicating.
Our Royal Family has take such bad press since the house of Sussex departed with the constant attacks on our Queen has hurt many of deeply.
Don’t ever change the way you are because you have ignited my upmost respect for my Queen and her close family .
2012 was the London Olympics also. Try doing a reaction to Bond and the queen London 2012 performance from the opening ceremony
That was so funny and shows that the Queen has a wicked sense of humour.
I can tell you love our traditions ,good on you Joel .one day you will see them for yourself
I love that you are becoming a royalist :)
You must watch the Queen's Christmas speech - either this year's or previous years! She speaks to the nation at 3pm every year.
I'm wasted by then.
On Christmas Day at 3pm exactly, every year since 1952 except for once or twice.
I was part of the Royal navy section of the guard for the diamond jubilee celebrations. Was a great thing to be a part of, apart from standing still for 4 hours a day for 6 weeks 😂😵
The King’s Troop Royal Horse Artillery are firing 18 pounder field guns from WW1.
I love to watch your surprised face watching our traditional ceremonies. I've been watching since I was a child and am still in awe. Carry on watching there are plenty more to come. A coronation - wait till you see that.🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
The Queen is celebrating her Platinum Jubilee in 2022, Joel - it's the first time in history that a British monarch has served seventy years on the throne. If you ever wanted to travel to the UK to experience Jubilee celebrations for yourself this would be the one - it is literally a once in a lifetime event as it's extremely unlikely we'll ever live to see another Platinum Jubilee. :)
How lovely to see someone so young to enjoy our traditions.
Another difference between UK and USA: UK head of state processes in an open, horse-drawn carriage, USA's in a hermetically sealed car with 5" thick bullet proof glass...
...just saying...😉
We don't have a sovereign, but your right , its a shame the way are President's, have to travel. With peace and love for Queen Elizabeth, and England.
@@jamesl6639 and Scotland, Wales and N. Ireland too 🙂
Her Majesty said "hello" to me once, admittedly it wasn't "hello Fred", but a treasured memory.
No country does pomp and circumstance (which is the music here on this vid) like us Brits. Makes me proud to see it...our history and traditions carry on. Love it!
With my wife I was invited by Her Majesty to attend a Buckingham Palace garden party. Most of the Royals were there. A wonderful experience.
Other ceremonies could include the State Opening of Parliament (up until a few years ago the Queen wore the Imperial State Crown but as she's getting older and it's heavy, she's opted not to wear it and it's displayed on a cushion), the Queen's Coronation, the annual Remembrance ceremony at the Centotaph etc.
When I see things like this I feel so proud to be English. We do things like this very good ❤️🇬🇧
Hi Joel if you like this sort of stuff you may want to do a video of Princess Diana's wedding. That's probably the biggest pomp and ceremony I remember. I believe Churchill's funeral was grand too - but I was too young for that
What a great video JP ... your enthusiasm for the traditions of the UK makes me look on them with fresh eyes ... I remember in the early 70's watching the Lord Mayor's procession - it was a freezing day, and obviously not quite as grand as this one, but nonetheless shows such attention to detail in these events.
When the commentator said there were chants of God Save The Queen outside St.Pauls cathedral, that was us. We had republican demonstrators shouting horrible things behind us and the police said shout louder, so we did and we started shouting God Save the Queen. She turned, looked and waved at us. We were there for the Golden and Diamond Jubilees. Unfortunately we won’t be in London for the Platinum. Too much waiting about and our bladders just aren’t what they used to be!
That’s fantastic 🇬🇧
What "horrible things" did they shout?
@@charliecroker7380 ...'We're just a complete bunch of fucking arseholes'. That answer you?
@@2eleven48 Haha, what did you say first, to elicit that response?
Hi Joel I just love the way you show so much interest in the UK we really do appreciate you showing all our beautiful ceremonies we do pride ourselves on putting on a good show we’re really great at this.I’m so proud of our Royal Family especially our beautiful Queen 👸🏻 Elizabeth she’s such a strong Lady and she’s worked so hard all her life devoting herself too her Country that she loves so much I’m so proud to be British I wouldn’t want to be anything else I just love 💕 our Country Love 💕 from Denise in Yorkshire England 🏴👑👑👑👸🏻👸🏻👏👏👏👍🥰👋
I was camped outside Buckingham Palace with friends for Kate and William's wedding in 2011. We were right at the front and got amazing pictures. A wonderful day. I'm a huge royalist and I have great respect for the Queen and the Royal family. ❤
I believe she is the oldest and longest queen in reign. I think it’s the last Thai king who has been on the throne the longest. I might be wrong.
@@johnroberts3997 Elizabeth II is the longest-reigning monarch in English/British history, the longest-reigning incumbent monarch un history and the documented longest-reigning female monarch in history. She is the forth longest-reigning in history at 70 years in two months time. Louis XIV of France was the longest ever at 72 years and 4 months. So it's pretty close.
Me and my mate were not far away camping outside Clarence house and the Duchess of Cornwall came out to see people.
@@johnroberts3997 she is the current longest reigning monarch in the world. Though not the longest historically and she will have reigned longer than the late King Bhumbiol of Thailand some time next year
I shall be in London for Her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee next year! Let’s hope it’s a sunny affair!
Westminster Hall was built in 1097 and is the place where Charles 1 was put on trial in 1649. It’s the oldest building in that area and survived the fire at the previous Houses of Parliament.
(How does the Queen gets up the steps into those carriages at 95?)
The man walking with the Monarch in uniform is the Lord Great Chamberlain, for the Opening of Parliament is who robes the Monarch, different to the Lord Chamberlain as its now entirely ceremonial, the Lord Chamberlain is who runs the household as well as arranging weddings and funerals for the royal family. Back during certainly the latter part of Elizabeth I's reign, was the licensor of plays, and was (until James VI and I) was patron of the acting company run by Shakespeare (Lord Chamberlains Men). Then James became patron was renamed The Kings Men.
Leading up to the Diamond Jubilee, several people tried to say the monarchy was no longer relevant and that nobody would turn up for the events. As you can see, the Queen gets more popular all the time. Her love for us and her service to us increases our devotion. Her popularity is in the 90s currently and never slips below 80%. Even those opposed to the monarchy love the Queen.
The republicans always say that the people let them down by giving so much support to The Queen. The people never let The Queen down.
Thank you for being so respectful. It's not necessary to like different countries' traditions. but respect is appreciated.
When we show pride in our nation we do it in spectacular fashion 🙂
From '89 to '95 I worked in Victoria Street, close by the Palace & sometimes in the summer I'd get of the tube at Green Park & walk. Very early, London was quiet & empty & where all those hundreds of thousands of people would be just me, with only a single guardsman patrolling under that famous balcony - not 'on guard', but a red uniformed patrol - not all stiff & ceremonial, but a soldier guarding the Commander in Chief. Sometimes the Queen I imagine would've been breakfasting as I rushed passed thinking of work & what I'd much rather be doing.
Yet again your on the money when it comes to ceremony,,,,, the other thing you must know is that we,,,the people of the U,K. Are referred to as Subjects of the Crown ,,this is something I’m very proud to be.
The people in the procession were those in line of succession to the Throne .
Charles,,of course,,,, and then William who’s Wife Catherine will make a wonderful Queen Consort.,,everything about her says Duty and that describes our Queen absolutely.
Once again thank you for a wonderful blog so until next time 👍👌👍👌👍👌❤️
There is no such title as "Queen Consort". The word consort is a purely technical term used to distinguish one type of Queen from another. It is not part of any title.
When William eventually becomes King, Cathrine will simply be known as " the Queen".
A Queen consort is Queen by virtue of being married to a King. Our present Queen, Elizabeth, is a Queen regnant, that is, she is Queen in her own right and not by marriage. A Queen regnant is the Monarch, the font of supreme power in the land, a Queen consort is not, her husband, the King, is the Monarch.
Note that I do not give the words consort or regnant capital first letters. That is because they are not titles, they are just technical terms.
@@sirderam1 how many followers ? Christ your popular.
@@johnfrancismaglinchey4192
What followers?
I am nobody's "Subject".
Hey Joel. We have so many wonderful things to see here in the UK - how about arranging a UK tour? I know through UA-cam you would have hundreds of people willing to offer you accommodation. I live in Yorkshire UK and I would like to show you Harewood House, Fountains Abbey, Yorkshire Sculpture Park, The Royal Armouries Museum and then hand you on to someone who could show you the Peak District, Chatsworth etc. Come to the UK and do the whole length of the country.
Hi Joel. Excellent as usual. I would love to hear your reaction to the Queen's coronation. Astonishing ceremony. Also would love to hear more about your life in college, possibly with some footage. Hoping you make it to the UK very soon.
A good thing to check out would be the remembrance day service at the cenotaph or the state opening of parliament.
Barbados removed The Queen as their head of state yesterday, 30th November and became a Republic. However, they invited Prince Charles to make a speech at the ceremony and they are still a member of The Commonwealth.
More fool Barbados.
Such a move will benefit no one in Barbados except the politicians.
And the Chinese
Best of luck to you barbados. Please don't come running if you get a despot as a president. But really wishing you luck.
What they forget to say is how many Americans come over especially for this reason. Our Cousins are with us all the way 🇺🇸❤️🇬🇧
Hi Joel. As a Brit I appreciate, and enjoy, watching your interest and enthusiasm in / with my "culture"... I've seen lots of your videos... What I'm curious to know, however, is how and why you became interested in the UK. Could you do a video in the New Year telling us more about you and how / why you became interested? Have you been to the UK? Are you planning a visit? Where would you go / what would you like to see and why.. .. etc?
I’m surprised by your question. There are loads of UA-cam videos of Americans viewing British events, tv shows etc etc.
It’s a way of making money. Lots of British people will be interested in American views, so lots of subscribers - lot of adverts etc
@@oldman1734 it may be a way of making money. But people are generally successful at something that interests them. It would be interesting to hear if he has British heritage or learnt about this in school or from friends.
@@alibali193 I don’t know for certain but it seems very likely to me that it’s a money earner. Not a great deal of money but useful pocket money. None of them seem to know anything about Britain except of course that we speak English and that’s why they specialise on Britain.
Hey Joel, Thanks for another great video. Good to see that you enjoy some of the traditional British pomp, pageantry and ceremony. The bit of the BBC coverage following this with the Queen and. the royal family standing on the balcony of Buckingham Palace looking down The Mall towards Admiralty Arch is incredible. The whole of The Mall that the procession just rode down is absolutely packed with tens of thousands of people filling the entire length of The Mall, jostling shoulder to shoulder and waving British flags as the Royal Air Force Red Arrows perform a low level fly over right along the full length of The Mall towards Buckingham Palace. Those scenes capture so much emotion and British pride I wonder if you may like to do a reaction video to that part of the coverage.
Keep up the great work. Love your videos and your reactions :)
I love the way you are so polite and respectful. The Queen is always well-informed about the people she meets and never forgets them. Amazing lady.
Lots of horses, yes . They do play up at times. Lots of videos of them being naughty. Throwing their mount and bolting, they must be hard work at times. The Queen loves horses, funny video of her meeting a pony which proceeded to eat her flowers, to her amusement.
This is why we love our royal family. Yes, we would still have tourists visiting the UK but they wouldn't see anything quite as spectacular without our monarch. The Queens's husband, Prince Philip was absent because he was in hospital with a water infection.
The carriage in which the Queen rode is the Australian State carriage, given by the Commonwealth of Australia as a Diamond Jubilee gift to their Queen.
You need to see the Golden carriage, which tends to come out for VERY special occasions. It is so lit ❤️🇬🇧
He needs to watch Diana and Charles' wedding, if he hasnt already.
I was there for this, was an amazing experience, will never forget it.
Me too! 😊
Great to rewatch again; and in 2022 we celebrate Her Majesty's Platinum Jubilee with a four day national holiday
Look up where the Queen is on the balcony, listen to that crowd .btw it's called Golden jubilee, queen to appearances on the balcony .
The queen mothers funeral procession to lying in state would be a good one. There’s two funeral processions but the first one which is taking her coffin to lie in state in Westminster hall is pretty interesting. Some of these traditions remain unchanged for hundreds of years.
Maybe also the queens coronation, must be an edited short version somewhere 👍🏻
So glad u get a kick out of these too, Joel. Our little Queen but boy she has seen it all. Love her.😁 u shld see her watching the horse racing. Smiles from ear to ear.
so glad you enjoyed our british ways . was very interesting seeing your interest in them and our queen and bands etc
Was a thrill to get an OBE in the Queens Birthday Honours - What a time to be alive ;)
You got to visit these hotspots when you come to London
Hiya Jp no one does pomp and ceremony like us Brits, don’t they look fine in their uniforms, so glad you appreciate and like our celebrations, Jax 🥰xx
Love your videos. You are so respectful. As for Harry in the carriage..,lovely to see him happy and smiling before he became a sunken, sullen brat.
A commenter has already said part of what I wanted to say. Most of the Houses of Parliament were built about 1840, but Westminster Hall dates to 1090! As the commenter said, a hereditary official, called the Lord Great Chamberlain, who I think is the Marquess of Cholmondeley ( pronounced Chumley) carrying a long white rod, accompanied the Queen out of Parliament. Several aristocratic families, descended from the De Vere Earls of Oxford, share this honour.
And ahead of the Queen strode the Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod - known as 'Black Rod'. He is usually a retired top military man, and has real responsibilities around the security of Parliament.
Now the Queen is not allowed into the House of Commons. (Charles I blotted his copybook about that in 1642.) When she formally opens Parliament once a year, she sends Black Rod to the Commons to summon them to listen to her. But the doors are slammed in his face! He is then let in. So the Commons asserts its right to debate, whatever the Queen thinks.
The drum horses have special ear plugs made so that their hearing isn't damaged by the noise of the drums.
Love watching your reaction to the things from the UK we are so lucky having all the pageants we have
Olympic 2012 opening ceremony the industrial revolution. American show hosts made fun of our opening ceremony they just didn't get that and the NHS one etc that we all hold in great regard.
It was amazing to see how they did the chimneys coming up for the mills replacing green fields and the forging of the Olympic rings.
Also the lighting of the Olympic flame it was such a beautiful piece of engineering and art. So many to react to that was totally British outlook even the funnies like always look on the bright side of life and the Beatles we are the egg men 😀
PS look for the Pandemonium one as its from beginning. Lol Americans asked what Lincoln was doing there, it was Isambard Kingdom Brunel the great Engineer.
The good old days when little Harry was still Harry!!!
Yeah not the arse he is now
He's no Prince of mine anymore! 🇬🇧
Loving your interest in our traditional celebrations…we do love dressing up
A Briton's reaction to Joe Biden's motorcade arriving at the COP26 conference would literally be a few seconds of tutting and eyerolling and repeating 'How tacky!' a few times.
The battle of Britain fly over was amazing ☺️ definitely worth a watch.
Another good video there is one thing we do in U.K. is a good parade all ways a magical to see 🇬🇧
I wish hope and pray the best for The Queen May she be healthy and well enough to celebrate the 70th jubilee in 2022 🤲🏻 long live the Queen
It makes me so proud to see all this, love it .. thank you .
Westminster Hall is connected to the Palace of Westminster that contains the Houses of Parliament. The class of carriage you mentioned is a landau, quite large with very good suspension springs. The Queen also owns other types of carriage. They are kept in the Royal Mews at Buckingham Palace.
I've met the Queen when we we were royal escort to the Royal Yacht in the WEST indies in 1977 and other occasions
Great video as usual JPS. One thing that made me chuckle was how you pronounced “Colour” as in “Trooping of the Colour”. It is pronounced the same way as you would say “Color” it’s just we spell the word differently in English to American English:)
We also say Bucking um, not Bucking ham.
@@jillhobson6128
I would say 'Buckingam', the same, but just omiting the letter "h".
Joel. Thanks so much for your appreciation and reactions to this and many of your commentary's. Its nice to that you share coment and often emotions. I was invited to the Queens Picnic [she held accross the United Kingdom, ] but I felt the electricity accross her many guests as Her Majesty arrived, and the palpable feelings of joy and Love from her Subjects gathered there. You will enjoy, I am sure, the Singing of "Land of Hope and Glory" at the "Last Night of the Proms" which is part of a Summer Appreciation of Music and Song, and is the most Patriotic Celebration held each year in September. {there are many recordings of differnt years on You Tube. ~Thanks for all you do and the pleasure you give, Thanks Joel. Stuart Farrar-Hayton
Look how quickly she was walking,and she was 86.she really was wonderful.
My sisters and l went to the Diamond Jubilee exhibition at Buckingham Palace in 2012 and saw the broach that The Queen was wearing. She called it Granny’s chips because it was made from pieces from the Cullinan (l think) . It was spectacular.
The QUEEN WELL NEXT YEAR SHE WILL CELEBRATE HER 70th YEAR ON THE THRONE AND THATS PLATINUM JUBILEE RIGHT THERE AS A UK CITIZEN I HOPE SHE MAKES IT TO THIS LANDMARK CELEBRATION THE FIRST MONARK TO GET 70 YEARS ON THE THRONE THE ONLY QUEEN WHO WAS QUEEN ALMOST AS LONG WAS QUEEN VICTORIA FROM 1840-1906.
Queen Victoria became Queen in 1937 and died in 1901, Elizabeth has her beat by a few years :)
There's quite a bit more too this event, we had a whole weekend on the river Thames and a concert outside the palace and up The Mall, likewise we'll have a weekend for the Queen Platinum Jubilee next year, although the Queen has been reluctant too mark these milestones, as her father died way too young only 52 years old and her mother never married again hence her title HRH The Queen Mother and she moved out of Buckingham Palace into Clarence House just down the road, which is now the London home of Prince Charles
the lord mayors show is usually quite fun lots of different floats and the gold coach comes out with the Windsor greys (the horses) :)
The Mall is the only road in London that is permanently Red, its goes from Admiralty Arch to Buckingham Palace, and is to denote a Red Carpet for the Monarch.
from 1977 to 1988 i was a royal butler and had to do many carage work
Hey Joel. We don’t say “bucking-ham” we say “bucking-um”
Yeah...don't say 'ham', say 'um'.
@@matelot95 You're both wrong, it's 'em' not 'um'
@@thesunshinehome I'm Scottish. I call it Lizzie's Hoose.😉
Thanks for this bro
Hi Joel, my brother was, my father and my grandfather were all in the Household Division, Blues and Royals - dark jackets....the helmets weigh a ton!😂 Nice to see a young guy interested in our pagentry. .....by the way in a Kingdom you're not a citizen you're a subject...some people don't like it...but we are.😂Doesn't bother me but I'm from an old military family so we are very traditional 😂