For today

There's still the boat with the band London Philharmonic to come.

Loved watching it on the telly in between sitting out in the sun (!) but am becoming slightly bored now - poor Queen, I think she is too and she doesn't look very warm either . I hope she's got a nice supper waiting for her then she can put her feet up and watch something good on the TV

Wouldn't you think that the organisers would have made some allowance for her age, even if she didn't want them too?

Charles still looks happy enough.

She hasn't sat down at all has she? And, of course, if she doesn't, nobody else can.

She's got stamina, no mistake!

Rachel de Tame did those flowers then. On the boat.

Nice.

Oh well! That was worth waiting for! Land of Hope and Glory. Sums it up really.

I agree!

Such a shame about the weather...

Well done London

Singers from London Philharmonic all deserve damehoods/knighthoods for standing out in all that rain!! [umbrella] emoticon

Home time your Maj.

God Bless.

She looks so cold, I don't know how she manages to stand for so long.

Nice bit of Hornpipe to finish up with.

Top that then, rest-of-the-world!

"I did but see her passing by,
And yet I love her till I die."

Dear Queenie.

It would all have been be so much better without the fawning twaddle and nonsense of the commentators...

Not a royalist household and OH very grumpy that we had TV on to watch with both DDs plus DGDs and baby DGS2 (DGS1 off to a jubilee party with his other GD) but I said that the girls listening to us three joking about the whole affair was healthier than totally ignoring!

I did like the flotilla though. Especially liked the bell boat and the sight of the warhorse puppet!

Marvellous. Incomparable!
Nobody cando it like us lot!
(apart from the weather)

We do that sort of weather very well too, jeni! (Unfortunately )

Agree nanej about the rubbish that seems to pour out of the mouths of some presenters ...especially that one trying to get the bridge master to say he was nervous about raising the bridge ...he does it every day!! And the one who talked about the Queen standing on the first floor of the boat!!

BUT ...so many people would have enjoyed being there. Agree with other Gnetters ...something we can take pride in ... and so amazed at both the Queen's and Philip's stamina ...people had come to see her and see her they would!!

I wonder if they'll be able to add today's missed fly by to Tuesday's events??

The War Horse puppet was the highlight of the whole day for me, and I think, perhaps for The Queen also, seeing the look of delight on her face. The puppets are so magical.

So clever..and how quickly does the audience forget they are puppets!?

30 seconds....perhaps less...

I thought that it was really well done, Britain does these things so much better than "the others" don't we? But I was just a bit disappointed that the coverage seemed to miss out on the boats and ships themselves. We saw lots of the Royal party, lots of the presenters making inane comments - were we really interested in the artists on the Millennium bridge trying to paint in the rain - I would have liked to see more of the old boats, the working boats and all the others making up the flotilla.
But I did have a lovely lazy afternoon

Wonderful show.Congratulations to all concerned.
Noticed Will was singing National anthem.

Knowing London well made it even more enjoyable.
Sorry not to see the 'Matthew' in the TV coverage even though I can see it in Bristol anytime.

Raining most of day here so had a day of goggling.
The mens tennis was quite exciting yesterday also!Federer and Djokovic both under threat from unknowns

Has my post been deleted? Nothing controversial in it!