The walk to St Giles'

[MaggieFS]

I hope Camilla has changed into some flats!

Absolutely. Good call from the Earl Marshall, the Duke of Norfolk.

Do you think they will have the same flowers all the way through?

Me neither, its clearly agitated and has a sore mouth. I hope they take it away somewhere quiet soon and remove its bridle.

Oh crap here comes more manoeuvring of the coffin!

Phones would never, ever be allowed at that. Anyone even thinking about trying will be dealt with.

I couldn't even walk sideways in time never mind then have to lift a coffin

Ditto. Love this article and pic. That'll be me

www.eonline.com/news/703309/this-phone-free-old-lady-has-reminded-the-world-to-stay-in-the-moment-see-the-pic

Oh the ceremony of it, even collecting up the headdresses.

I imagine they will refresh them as required. Maybe they brought a lot with them from Balmoral to remake them. I would think in London she will have flowers from the estates down there.

I thought the protester was a woman in a purple jacket and to me it sounded like she shouted, "Andrew - you're just a peadophile"

The look of concentration on their faces!

@bellac11 I was only responding to complaints about inane commentary further down! Red button is indeed running a no commentary option with the background noise muting would lose.

Bypassing the steps!

For an awful moment I thought they were going up the steps.

The chap leading them looks so young!

Couldnt they have parked the car near the access to the cathedral

There will likely be more women in the procession for the funeral. This one is just the people from her Edinburgh household.

I don’t think it’ll include her ladies in waiting though - the youngest one is 79 years old.

Whoops man at back nearly went down the steps!

I never knew the Unicorn was the national animal of Scotland, hence the name of her death I guess.

OMG I thought the bloke behind was going to fall off the step

Have I suddenly gone deaf or has James Naughtie finally shut up?

I guess the pallbearers can't see around the front easily

Its from the Stuart dynasty, I learned that at Stirling Castle

Yes, I was a little concerned about them attempting the steps

I would not begrudge them a ceremonial ramp at times like these.