I was born in La Paz, Bolivia in South America and I’ve been living in the United States for 53 years. I am an almost 71 year old grandmother who loves music and dancing and I just came across this video and I loved it! Beautiful music and the dancing steps too.
Through August 2024, re-reading Olivia Manning's The Levant Trilogy in which she mentions the "cherry pickers". So happy to be able to see them. Thank you.
This music 🎶 and dancing 🕺 alone makes me smile 😃 so much, just what the world 🌎 ❤️ needs right now ✌️😀✌️🏴🇬🇧 july twenty four 💎 wonderful Wonderful Wonderful🙏❤️
This one is right up there with Queen Victoria and the Highland Ghillie. And we met Ronnie Barker way back in 1983, when he was doing a book signing at Barker's of Kensington (appropriately enough). All ancient history now, but we remember both of the Two Ronnies fondly.
When I was in college, my dad bought this CD. I liked it, but I confess that I didn’t grasp the reality of life was like in Apartheid South Africa. RIP, Hugh, and thank you for your efforts to bring justice to South Africa.
I hope Scotland rediscovers its true faith and its true history (a good sign was the strong protest reaction against the mad and tyrannical hate crime law). Read G.K. Chesterton, a great defender of Scotland, family and freedom (and a quarter Scots himself). Wake up Scots: protect your families, children and freedom.
The uniforms of the "mounted detachment" resemble those of the King's Troop of the Royal Horse Artillery - but I suspect the riders ARE from KTRHA. Lovelovelove those uniforms and the RHA!
SHERRY, David Claude. .Ex- KSLI, 6 RTR & 3 RTR Born August 31, 1934. Passed away on March 31, 2024. Loving husband to Charlotte for 68 years. Father to David, Anthony and Karen. Grandfather to Anastasia and Victoria. Thank you to the staff at Waikato hospital who enabled David to depart to the "Green Fields" with dignity. David can be seen at 4:50 in this video.
p.e class before every scottish holiday in my day, wish i could remember all the dances, anyone who cant remember steps in scotland , will just twirl arms with you in scotland for a bit , step back toddle on feet and look at our feet to see if we are tipping right then try twirl arm in arm with you again. its all we have left. if we link arms with you look at our feet and hop a bit before linking arms with you again. we want to be merry with you no matter where you are from and want you to be in what we have left in our dance with us
