Christmas 1915: A soldier carrying home the tree.
Source: Historygirl
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Christmas 1915: A soldier carrying home the tree.
Source: Historygirl
Balmoral this afternoon
Source: Balmoral Castle & Estate.
Her Majesty's Castle: Today at Balmoral.
Source: Balmoral Castle
State Visit: HM The King and HM The Queen Consort welcome the President of the Republic of South Africa Mr Ramaphosa to London. It is the first state visit of the new reign.
Sources: BBC, The Army in London.
Ranger of Windsor Great Park: His Majesty appoints himself to the role to mark his 74th birthday (today). His late father held the role from 1952 - 2021.
Lest we forget.
Source: HMS Collingwood
Standing with Giants: At Hampton Court Palace more than 100 silhouettes of soldiers stand to commemorate and remember those who lost their lives in both World Wars and present-day conflicts.
Source: Historic Royal Palaces.
Winter Comes: The beautiful red of The Household Cavalry will today be replaced by capes and grey.
Balmoral today, 16th October 2022.
Source: Balmoral Castle& Estate.
God Save The King: His Majesty is Proclaimed in Scotland.
Succession Guaranteed: His Majesty The King, and His Royal Higness The Prince of Wales at the funeral of Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
From the Scots Guards:
It was an honour and a privilege to play a role in HM Queen Elizabeth II's funeral as it was to serve under her 70 year reign as Queen. The Scots Guards' contribution to the funeral allowed the Regiment to say our final 'Goodbye' and 'Thank You' to a monarch who gave us so much.
His Majesty's new cypher
The Queen in Parliament: a nice touch.
Source: as yet unclear.
Spik & Span: Everything has to be just right for The Late Queen.
Source: Mod
Preparations and rest: The Queen's State Funeral: Guards & Beefeaters..
Source: MOD