Has Anybody Put Anything Symbolic In Their Windows In Respect Of Our Deceased Queen?

[teafortwo]

I have placed two pictures, one of her as a very young Queen in all her regalia and one that was on the front of the Mirror of her as an older woman with the words 'Thank you'. I thought there may be others, but I seem to be the only one in my road who has done it. I will remove them after the funeral.

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I'm exaggerating for effect naomi... it's more evocative than "a lot"... obviously i do not mean a literal mountain made of sandwiches

[naomi24]

Oh ... for effect. Okay.

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yes i was using this thing called a "metaphor"... and maybe (gasp) a touch of alliteration as i needed something large that went with the "m" in marmalade and "mound" sounded worse... these are fairly common in English

[Ken4155]

There actually is a Sandwich Mountain (of course there is, i hear you all cry) in New Hampshire. Someone must have eaten some of it at one time, though, as it is also known as Sandwich Dome :-))

[Ken4155]

^
Perhaps Eamonn Holmes once holidayed there? :-J

[roadman]

i have tried to find photos of the marmalade mountain and i cant and who is stopping the rough sleepers from going and eating them

[douglas9401]

I wonder if teafortwo will return as teafortwotwo.

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i hope nobody is stopping them roadman but i bet i'm wrong

[FatticusInch]

douglas9401
//I wonder if teafortwo will return as teafortwotwo.//

Don’t mind as long as it’s not 3T’s…….

[Arksided]

Apart from a few coins I have, I don’t have anything with the Queen on it.

One of my neighbour’s who often puts up St George’ flag (usually for sports events) has the Union flag at half mast on his rather high flag pole, and another not visible from my home around the corner similar thing, next door to me have union flag wing mirrors on there car, that was for the Jubilee.