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Victorian Military Tattoo |
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Cadets and their 9 Instructors accepted the invitation to star
in the first ever Victorian Military Tattoo held at Northe Fort, They were highly recommended to attend this musical extravaganza which even included the high honour of playing before ‘Queen Victoria’ and ‘Prince Albert’! Our contingent represented the 30th Regiment of Foot – our direct ancestors from the Victorian era. The group were involved in the four main
parades held each day, and took an active part in the ‘sunset
ceremony’ held on Saturday evening as well as entertaining the
crowds with a magnificent static display during Sunday
afternoon. The youngest cadets on parade were just 13 years old
- and five of the cadets were playing at their first ever public
performance.
The last 6 photos of our gallery were taken by
L/Cpl Lasek who in between performances took photos to put
towards her GCSE Photography Course.
Photography by S/Sgt Helen Matthews Please feel free to print them but remember they are Crown Copyright, so you must contact us if you wish to use any in publications or for display anywhere, BEFORE they are used. |
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| 24/09/2009 |