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The Queen on walkabout at the Royal Show in 1972. She walked through the Town
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The Queen on walkabout at the Royal Show in 1972. She walked through the Town
The Queen on walkabout at the Royal Show in 1972. She walked through the Town and Country Centre with Mary Buckler who is a guide commisssioner. The path was lined with the countys scouts, guides and rangers. Behind Mrs Buckler, in the glasses, is her husband Peter who is a scout commissioner.
7th July 1972
Coventry Telegraph Archive
Mirrorpix
Stoneleigh
England
Media ID 21396214
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Guides Organisations Queen Elizabeth Ii Rangers Scouts The Queen Visitors Stoneleigh
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The Queen's Royal Walkabout: A Memorable Encounter at the 1972 Royal Show". In this photo print, we witness a remarkable moment from the past as Queen Elizabeth II takes a leisurely stroll through the Town and Country Centre during her visit to the Royal Show in 1972. Accompanying Her Majesty is Mary Buckler, an esteemed guide commissioner who graciously guides the Queen along her path. As they traverse through the center, their every step is greeted with admiration and respect by a multitude of scouts, guides, and rangers from across the county. The young members of these organizations line up along the pathway, proudly donning their uniforms while eagerly awaiting a glimpse of their beloved monarch. Amongst this sea of enthusiastic youth stands Mrs. Buckler's husband, Peter, distinguished by his glasses. As a scout commissioner himself, he shares in his wife's pride and excitement for this extraordinary occasion. The atmosphere surrounding this encounter is one filled with joyous anticipation and genuine affection for both royalty and community spirit. This snapshot captures not only an iconic moment but also serves as a testament to unity within youth organizations during that era. This evocative image transports us back to July 7th, 1972 when Stoneleigh was abuzz with visitors eager to catch sight of their queen amidst all things royal. It immortalizes an unforgettable memory etched in time – where generations came together under one shared purpose: paying homage to their sovereign while celebrating youthful camaraderie.
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