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Re: The Queen- RIP Your Majesty
RIP to Queen Elizabeth 2.
I'm no fan of royalty, but credit where credit is due. Charles 3rd is aware and involved in conservation, preserving traditional skills, etc. I hope he continues with his environmental concerns, reviving British rural traditions, along with making Britain great again (MBGA).
I'm no fan of royalty, but credit where credit is due. Charles 3rd is aware and involved in conservation, preserving traditional skills, etc. I hope he continues with his environmental concerns, reviving British rural traditions, along with making Britain great again (MBGA).
If you don't know where you are going, every road will get you nowhere.
Re: The Queen- RIP Your Majesty
Very, very sad day.
RIP Queen Elizabeth ll.
Dedicated her life to serving the country and commonwealth.
RIP Queen Elizabeth ll.
Dedicated her life to serving the country and commonwealth.
Re: The Queen- RIP Your Majesty
Such a wonderful surprise this was.
Expected an impersonator
And then even in her last few months she still did this.
Awesome sense of humour
RIP Queen Elizabeth 2nd.
Expected an impersonator
And then even in her last few months she still did this.
Awesome sense of humour
RIP Queen Elizabeth 2nd.
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^that was quality Cjay. She had a real sense of comedy
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My heartfelt condolences to everyone in the United Kingdom.
Elizabeth II was an extraordinary woman.
Elizabeth II was an extraordinary woman.
Re: The Queen- RIP Your Majesty
RIP HMTQ.
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We were good friends with an elderly English couple when we lived in Canada, and Dorothy had served with the Queen in the Land Army, where the Queen was a driver.
Dorothy told us she was having to walk quite a number of miles to her base each day, and one day a truck pulled up driven by the Queen, who gave her a lift to the base. At the end of her working day Dorothy went to leave for her walk home and the Queen's royal car was waiting outside to take her home, minus the Queen.
So Dorothy got a chauffeur ride back home in the royal car, and said that "For one day in my life I felt like a Queen".
Dorothy was roughly the same age as the Queen and sadly passed away a few years ago.
But it gave my wife and I a real insight into the humility and generosity of the Queen, God bless her.
Dorothy told us she was having to walk quite a number of miles to her base each day, and one day a truck pulled up driven by the Queen, who gave her a lift to the base. At the end of her working day Dorothy went to leave for her walk home and the Queen's royal car was waiting outside to take her home, minus the Queen.
So Dorothy got a chauffeur ride back home in the royal car, and said that "For one day in my life I felt like a Queen".
Dorothy was roughly the same age as the Queen and sadly passed away a few years ago.
But it gave my wife and I a real insight into the humility and generosity of the Queen, God bless her.
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Lovely words JIL, thank you.John in Louisiana wrote: ↑Thu Sep 08, 2022 6:57 pm My heartfelt condolences to everyone in the United Kingdom.
Elizabeth II was an extraordinary woman.
I'm going back to 505, I saw them at Sheffield and they were amazing.
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You could dine out on that anecdote Riot. Amazing story.White Riot wrote: ↑Thu Sep 08, 2022 7:11 pm We were good friends with an elderly English couple when we lived in Canada, and Dorothy had served with the Queen in the Land Army, where the Queen was a driver.
Dorothy told us she was having to walk quite a number of miles to her base each day, and one day a truck pulled up driven by the Queen, who gave her a lift to the base. At the end of her working day Dorothy went to leave for her walk home and the Queen's royal car was waiting outside to take her home, minus the Queen.
So Dorothy got a chauffeur ride back home in the royal car, and said that "For one day in my life I felt like a Queen".
Dorothy was roughly the same age as the Queen and sadly passed away a few years ago.
But it gave my wife and I a real insight into the humility and generosity of the Queen, God bless her.
She’s a legend, fair play. Irrelevant if you’re not a royalist. She transcended any of that.
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But for me, as you say, she transcended all that baloney, because she was a good, hard working, decent human being, and I always gravitate towards kindness, politeness, and generosity, regardless of creed, or colour, or birthright.
For the majority of us James, The Queen is the only monarch we've known in our lifetime.
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They would race on in her absence I’d say. No reason why not. Also Sandringham Stud was a big part of her racing set up.
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For the majority of us James, The Queen is the only monarch we've known in our lifetime.White Riot wrote: ↑Thu Sep 08, 2022 7:27 pm But for me, as you say, she transcended all that baloney, because she was a good, hard working, decent human being, and I always gravitate towards kindness, politeness, and generosity, regardless of creed, or colour, or birthrighr
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Not that it matters but do we expect Premier League fixtures to be postponed this weekend?
Or because people will have already made arrangements for travel and whatnot do we think they will wait and postpone next weeks?
Or because people will have already made arrangements for travel and whatnot do we think they will wait and postpone next weeks?
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