Hello and I'm joined by Ian Vogler for today's showy forsy and I'm joined by Ian Vogler for today's show

Hi Ian how are you?

I'm very well thank you just about recovered from the busy period we've been having

it's Jubilee it has been I was gonna say I felt a bit broken from it and I sat in the

office for most of it whereas you were running all around London pretty much, weren't you?

Yeah, it was some long days. I don't expect too much sympathy, but some long days, but well worth it in the end.

Some great pictures were had yeah and you did

get some of the best views of in the house yeah very lucky to have been on the

QVM or Queen Victoria Memorial or the birthday gate some people call it yes the big monument on the

roundabout opposite the palace of course that's the really famous one isn't it so

like when if you go there as a tourist that's one everyone stands in front of and you

get all your good pictures.

So you were there on Thursday weren't you? So let's start with Trooping the colour and you were there for the

you saw the carriages and the balcony moment didn't you? Carriages, balcony, incredible fly pass,

great weather, the Queen, the young Cambridge is, it was all there for you it was fantastic.

So what was it like on that morning?

So obviously there were so many people gathered.

What was the atmosphere like there on the day?

It was very good.

I mean actually it was done slightly differently this year because of the way the stage had been built for the concert later on in the week and so on.

So I think actually a few less people got close up to the action but you, you know, the people have been camping out for two, three days beforehand, we'd seen them. And it was fantastic. And the weather helped, of course, because the last thing you want is a damp

trooping of the color but ny know all of all of that was just fantastic and so

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