Not having bought it I save myself £ 1.99 but am unable to say whether that is a fair review or not.
All is not lost, as instead I suggest you make your way over to the BBC for their interactive section on the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Thames Pageant where they show:
- the route
- music barges
- moored boats
- recreation boats
- working boats
- historic boats
- lead boats
Boats it mentions includes the Matthew of Bristol, Suhaili, the Golden Hinde, many narrowboats, some Thames barges, the Alaska, fireboats, HSL-102, lifeboats, Dunkirk little ships, Cutters, Cornish pilot, racing gigs, skiffs, longboats, gondolas, lifeboats, kayaks, dragon boats, shallops, a Viking longboat and of course Gloriana.
Well worth heading over and having a look.
This is going to spectacular. I wish I could be there
ReplyDeleteI appreciate all your efforts reporting the Jubilee to us expat Brits who won't be there to celebrate it.
ReplyDeleteIt does sound great but I won't be there either.
ReplyDeleteLuckily Buff has volunteered to fill the gap.
Good afternoon,
ReplyDeleteJust a quick email as I noticed you had a great feature on the Thames Diamond Jubilee Pageant; the Thames Jubilee Pageant Infographic and map from LondonTown.com can be embedded (for free) and thought you might want to include it in your article: http://LondonTown.com/PageantMap
Have a great day
Mark Tilley
LondonTown.com
Hi Mark, thanks for that looks great.
ReplyDeleteI've added it the list in the most recent post