Changing Of The King’s Guards, Great View

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As a child, my gran saw this in 1890, As a child, my dad saw this in1920 As a child, I saw this in 1950 My children saw this in1980 As children, my grandchildren saw this in 2000, The "Good history" repeats its self into history, Rule Britannia!! God save King Charles.

My dad was in the Coldstream Guards until war broke out and he got shipped out to Egypt/Palestine. He was the treasurer of the local coldstream guards association in Birmingham UK He was stationed in Windsor and Wellington Barack’s across the square from the palace. He always had access to the officers mess at Wellington Barack’s. when I was a child my mother made me a winter coat from his red tunic. The buttons and trip were always in the drawer on my moms singer. I have actually lived in canada for 55 years. My dad and mom visited us frequently

Impressive the number of mounted police- their position is crucial. Gorgeous horses.

I grew with books of Dickens and my first book at 6 year old was Richard the Lion king and Robin Hood.I loved the way Britain Traditions but also manners,education etc .I love people that follow their Tradition and behave.

Those Brits sure know how to do the whole pomp and circumstance bit!

4:45 notice how that one guard slips for a second and regained balance and Carrie’s on is quite amazing

Hi LifeWithDan, yes, they do now. But, when my wife and I were in England about 20 years ago, the guards at Buckingham Palace did NOT have automatic weapons. Concealed handguns maybe, but not 9 mm submachine guns.

Have loved watching your videos. Now I know more of what I missed.😮

"i had script...and the king did use to love me at home...!"

Somethings we do get right . BRAVO !

Amazingly beautiful View from the Philippines 🇵🇭

Um grande admirador brasileiro de bandas britânicas.

Nice to see the Ghurkas again. They normally parade at the double quick.

Amazing! Thanks for posting!

The uniforms and bands are spectacular. But the real treat was the last minute with the Gurka soldiers marching out with the red-coated Winkies. They Gurkhas were considered a fierce fighting regiment and first recruited by the British in 1895.

Schön anzusehen. Sehr prachtvoll.

God bless the UK 🇫🇮❤️🇬🇧

@3:50 Non più andrai farfallone amoroso, notte e giorno d'intorno girando.... an old aria by Mozart !

Rather the Ghurkas on my flank than any other army unit ,RM Blood 709