No British monarch has ever come. The Platinum Jubilee marks 70 years with the same face than the UK. The face of many is amazing. An Englishman was very impressed with Elizabeth II.
You Two days of feasts turned into weekends And an opportunity to sell every imaginable drink. An English woman promised to give her everything at the celebration and promised a small flag.
Buckingham Palace in London prepares for Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Celebration
The British colors at the center symbolize the moment of national unity – and the attention of the police. Streets were closed or security strengthened with barriers.
It’s hard not to be intrigued by the ladies and gentlemen camping on Palace Avenue.
They upgrade the chairs to see the Queen descend from the throne – and the size of the life. Elizabeth II did not relinquish even a second of her royal duties and deserved this honor.
But not all people are free from the rain. The Grandstand will protect special and select guests from the London gray. A ceremony thought out in detail.
The Crown prepared a show in front of Buckingham Palace. People go there to see the parade, procession and other events. But it is not yet clear how many of them will go with the queen. Elizabeth II faces problems related to the movement, and the Crown has announced that her participation will be determined on that day.
Elizabeth II has already represented the crown in 117 countries – Photo: Journal National Reproduction
Horses rehearse day and night. They compete with Gorky for the Queen’s heart. At 96, Elizabeth has bred more than 30 dogs of this breed. The Gorky parade was in Canada, where the Queen is still head of state.
Elizabeth II has represented the crown in 117 countries. These costumes are on display in the London Museum.
The Ferris wheel also took a turn at the time. Within that they created a 70s style pub. The British government later allowed bars and restaurants to close. For the next few days everything revolved around the Queen.
- Queen Elizabeth says ‘thank you’ ahead of her Platinum Jubilee celebrations; See the new official portrait
- What Elizabeth II’s iconic costumes reveal about her personality and reign
“Reader. Infuriatingly humble travel enthusiast. Extreme food scholar. Writer. Communicator.”
