Before Margaret Thatcher, before David Cameron, before Nick Clegg, before Nigel Farage, before the Scottish National Party, there was:
V.E. Day 1945
Elections come and elections go, but some things are definitely worth remembering.
Celebrate the good things.
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with tar and feathers.
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<b>Remembrance of things past (show-biz edition) and a few petty gripes</b>
Some performing groups came in twos (the Everly Brothers, the Smothers Brothers, Les Paul & Mary Ford, Steve Lawrence and Edyie Gormé, ...
I am sorry RWP ~ the likeness in those royal waves is almost scary ~ like a salute.
ReplyDeleteGreat picture! Thanks for the trivia tidbit ~ good to know.
ReplyDeleteOur dearly beloved Queen and her sister Princess Margaret sneaked out of Buckingham Palace to join the celebrating VE London crowds unnoticed. She has said it was one of the best nights of her life and if I had been there I would have hugged her and perhaps become her husband - The Duke of Sheffield or Prince Pudding. Both titles would suit me admirably. Lady Carol of Cairns would have been our lady in waiting and The Marquis of Brague would have been my personal valet as I have never liked polishing shoes.
ReplyDeleteThe majority of our royals favoured Hitler. Churchill only comes out well because the winners write history and we were still too frightened of the Germans to demand reparation.
ReplyDeleteHe was an evil sod.
The Queen Mum looks frighteningly like Hyacinth Bucket in that photo.
ReplyDeleteWhat a photo ...
ReplyDeleteI agree with the young Elephant, but it's "Beu-Kaie".
"V.E. Day 1945"
ReplyDeleteYep, Victory in England Day. It’s hard to believe that the American Revolution happened so recently.
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