Timestamps: 7:01 The tour guide explains what's going to happen now during the Changing of the Guard Ceremony. 8:41 The famous Changing of the Guard Ceremony at 12 pm. 12:35 A group of tourists were very enthusiastic. The King's Guard reacted a few times. 17:50 "Get back!" Said the King's Guard. 24:01 The Gateswoman checks on the Horsemen. 31:00 Step back! A tourist touched the chain, which is not allowed, and the majestic female King's Guard reacted. Note that her twin sister is also standing on the other side in the Arches. The sisters always do an excellent job! Hats off to them! 36:36 "Step back!" The king's guard reacted as a tourist crossed the white line, "the box." You are not permitted to touch the horse or King's Guard. White lines clearly show the closest you should stand. Stand behind the white line! 37:50 She learned where to stand. 47:47 Isn't it adorable? The little King's Guard's fan. 🥰 48:01 "Don't touch the horses!" Reacted the King's Guard. There are two big signs warning not to touch the King's horses. 49:28 "Get out of the box!" Said the King's Guard. 50:22 "Get back!" 2x said the King's Guard. 1:01:50 "Get out of the box! Out, out!" said the King's Guard. 1:02:21 "Out!" said the king's guard to a stubborn tourist. 1:03:58 The Sisters is a good example for tourists. They said we can't cross the white line. 1:08:56 The Changing of the Guards Ceremony at 1 pm. Armed police officers tell stubborn tourists to stand back. 1:09:42 Tourists IGNORED the armed police officer during the Changing of the Guards. For their safety, everyone must stand behind the bollards. 1:18:02 Two gorgeous police horses from the Metropolitan Police Mounted Branch are emerge from Horse Guards. Date filmed: Today, 22 October 2024. Important to know. 😌 The King’s Life Guard is conducted by soldiers of the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment at Horse Guards. Horse Guards is named after the troops who have mounted The King’s Life Guard here since the Restoration of King Charles II in 1660. Every weekday, whatever the season or weather, members of the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment ride down from Hyde Park Barracks in Knightsbridge to take over guard duties at 11:00am for the next twenty-four hours. The Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment consists of a squadron from each of the two senior Regiments of the British Army: The Life Guards wear red tunics and white plumed helmets, and The Blues and Royals wear blue tunics and red plumed helmets. When The King is in London, the Guard consists of one Officer, one Corporal Major (who carries the Standard), two Non-Commissioned Officers, one Trumpeter and ten Troopers. This is known as a Long Guard. When His Majesty is not resident in London, the Guard is reduced to two Non-Commissioned Officers and ten Troopers. This is known as a Short Guard. Troop Movements On weekdays, The King’s Life Guard leaves Hyde Park Barracks at 10:28am and rides to Horse Guards Parade passing through Hyde Park Corner and along Constitution Hill and The Mall. The ceremony of Changing The King’s Life Guard then takes place on Horse Guards Parade at 11:00am. On weekends, The King’s Life Guard remains in place at Horse Guards Parade, where the duty officer will inspect them at 1100am on Saturdays and 1000am on Sundays. During most of the day the entrance to Horse Guards is guarded by two mounted sentries. After the duty officer has inspected them at 4:00pm, all personnel, mounted and dismounted, will come off duty for the day. When to Watch • Changing of The King’s Life Guard at 11:00am (Monday - Friday) • The Duty Officer's Inspection at 1100 on Saturdays and 1000 on Sundays • Two mounted sentries guard the entrance to Horse Guards on Whitehall from 10:00am until 4:00pm. 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Typ s of tourists: 1. Entitled 2. Defiantly determined 3. Annoyingly oblivious 4. Those who follow the rules Defiantly determined to do what they want to do is the most common.
48:07 - Isn't it just heartwarming to see a father teaching his daughter how to break rules?! Idiot! On top of that you have the absolute morons that are mocking the guard! The losers are just abundant! *Kudos to the guard!* / 49:30 - *Excellent job by this guard yet again!!* You can hear him clearly, and he isn't letting people mess with the horse. It shows he cares about the horse! Thank you!! / 1:01:53 - *Great job by this guard as well!*
you have to wonder, how do these people travel from one country to another, do they not read the airport signs or hear the overhead announcements for their gate… apparently, they must go full brain dead, when they are here….smh
They see the lines, but without any signs you might think it's just a mark for the horse and the Guard. There are lines in the yard too and you can cross them.
hope that was a sarcastic remark, if it wasn’t, you’re just as lame as the rest….where in your right mind, would you think, you can just stay inside the box, close to the horse and soldier, when it states, “ don’t touch the horse”…?that would mean, everyone can just bum rush inside the box, go back to school, you need to
