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A better view of the Queen

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Margaret Johnson
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Upminster
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Civilian
Article ID: 
A4167506
Contributed on: 
08 June 2005

“This story was submitted to the People’s War site by a volunteer from BBC London Online on behalf of Margaret Johnson, and has been submitted to the site with her permission. Margaret Johnson fully understands the site’s terms and conditions.”

Well we came up, twenty of us from the girls training core, stayed up here till early morning and got the last train home. The twenty of us came from Upminster, the feeling, oh it was lovely, we stood right near the Queen, actually clambered up onto some mobile toilets with a view. It was very packed and we stayed there till the evening, and it was wonderful.

There was dancing and singing, but I was only fourteen, so I didn’t really get too involved with the wine. It was an amazing thing to be part of, that’s why I wanted to be part of events today, but I couldn’t get tickets as they all went early.

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