Trooping The Colour

I'm a day late posting this collage because while Trooping The Colour was actually on TV we had power cuts one after the other. Our 'good' TV stopped working after the first power cut. Chris was out all day and I had no idea how to fix it so I had to watch the small TV in the kitchen. I tried taking photos but they were rubbish so I watched it again on iPlayer this afternoon (Sunday). I loved every minute of it, twice. I took lots of photos but tried to use ones which represented this occasion and not just any old state occasion. The 'colour' which is being trooped is the flag in the little picture at the bottom of the collage, being handed over and also the larger bottom right picture.

[Pat Knowles]

Excellent Sue, I am useless at collages so hats off to you!

[Sue Cooper]

@happypat Thank you Pat. I really enjoy doing collages, I've just finished this one.

[Heather]

What a great collage, Sue! It's fascinating for me to see all of these photos (We just got a quick clip on the evening news)

[Michelle]

Lovely collage

[Carole Sandford]

Lovely collage, I did one too.

[Babs]

What a fabulous collage. I watched it on Sunday on YouTube as we are 9 hours in front of you and tucked up in bed when the event took place.

[Jane Morley]

We watched the highlights. It’s always wonderful to watch.

[Lady Magpie (Heather)]

Oh no, it was such a wonderful watch on the TV, and the Buckingham Palace I've been inside when I was just 10 with my Mother & Father, he was awarded an MBE.

[Sue Cooper]

@ladymagpie I was able to watch the whole thing in the end Lady M. I absolutely loved it. How amazing that you went to Buckingham Palace when you were 10 and how amazing that your Dad got an MBE. What was it for?