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| The King's Army ride out from Horseguards' Parade |
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annual parade of the King's Army at Whitehall in London was held today. The King's Army (the Royalist part of the
English Civil War Society), is allowed to march down the Mall to Horseguards Parade every year to commemorate the execution of Charles I ...
Click on an image to see a larger slideshow of them all.
An overcast and chilly Sunday (though not quite two-shirt weather) failed to deter a sizeable lunchtime crowd. Tourists and historical re-enactment enthusiasts alike joined the Army for a service on Horseguard's Parade before following up the Mall to St James's Palace.
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| The padre gives thanks for the life of martyr Charles Stuart |
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| Tourists getting into the spirit of things |
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| You picked the right day Madam! |
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| The troop rides out |
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| On the Mall |
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| Outside St James's |
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| The martyr remembered |
Thanks for displaying the photos. I was unaware of this ceremony.
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