Three generations of royalty all gathered together to join
Queen Elizabeth II while sailing down the Thames during the spectacular Diamond
Jubilee river pageant. Thousands of crowd from all over Britain gathered along
the river to get the best view of the Queen, while the whole world keeps their
eye in London to mark the Queen’s 60th year on the throne.
The 1,000-strong flotilla that floated along the Thames was
the country’s most spectacular for the last 350 years. To cheer up the event
and match up with the dampened, the London Philharmonic Orchestra sang Singing
in the Rain while traveling down the river. However, the flypast finale, which
should have ended the river parade in awe-exciting high note was cancelled due
to bad weather.
Nevertheless, rain or shine, the Diamond Jubilee river pageant
broke records as the river parade with the most number of
participating boats.
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