I remain old enough to love the Royal family and our British heritage, truly saddened for The Queen right now.
Absolutely - me too. That's why I reacted to what I wrongly perceived to be a mocking post.
I remain old enough to love the Royal family and our British heritage, truly saddened for The Queen right now.
If it was intended in the way of showing a fun loving couple, fair enough. It looked to me (and it would appear to some others) like a picture of The Queen laughing her head off at the death of the duke - which would have made you the attention seeker, not me.
And here too. Another family's funeral gives you a chance to empathise with their sense of loss and a reflection on your own grief at your own losses. The pared down service was a beautiful thing too.I won't lie, a tear or two were shed in the Crodo household.
I remain old enough to love the Royal family and our British heritage, truly saddened for The Queen right now.
Absolutely, she’s such an amazing person. She looked so alone - heartbreaking.......
On the contrary it shows their love and sense of fun.
It’s one of the Queen’s favourite photos. It was taken when a swarm of bees interrupted a ceremony at Windsor.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/in-pictures-56242398
Whether it's a wedding, coronation, funeral, or whatever, NOBODY can do it better than us.
What a funeral, if you can say that about a funeral. Presuming The Queen had a lot to say about the event, it was 110% covid safe and nothing, absolutely nothing was done that anybody else having a funeral during this time couldn't do.
I wasn't going to watch, feeling sorry for her Maj and didn't want to see her sat alone, but the TV coverage showed just enough.
One thing, as she arrived, getting out of her car and being met at the side door, did she give a thumbs up as she couldn't speak with the mask on?
Expect the press tomorrow to concentrate more on Wills and 'Arry walking together on the way back.
Prince Philip planned it all himself even the adjustments recently to comply with Covid restrictions.
I did lose it a few times, being a Navy brat, and then serving myself. The Royal Marine pallbearers were impeccable, he was piped into the chapel, Eternal Father, the lone piper, Last Post, and then Action Stations bugled as he entered the vault.
Absolutely, she’s such an amazing person. She looked so alone - heartbreaking.......
I think she would have liked to have been alone and having the shield of a mask at this difficult time and service. She would have known the eyes of the world would have been looking at everything, and most people don't have to deal with such issues when losing loved ones.
The Queen looked so frail and broken. So heart breaking.
I don’t think she did. I thought she looked and acted just as I thought she would. Sad, proud, noble, a little unsteady perhaps, but broken? NEVER
Prince Philip planned it all himself even the adjustments recently to comply with Covid restrictions.
I did lose it a few times, being a Navy brat, and then serving myself. The Royal Marine pallbearers were impeccable, he was piped into the chapel, Eternal Father, the lone piper, Last Post, and then Action Stations bugled as he entered the vault.
Bless her, she is 95 and has had a fantastic innings, her sense or duty will help her soldier on, but you can't hold back time. I really can't get my head around a UK without her but, it will happen.I imagine she is broken, I’ll be surprised if she doesn’t follow Philip quite quickly
I thought NSC’s ex-RN crew would be moved by all that, I was as a civvie.
Very special.