It's almost not almost reverential mood as people and the numbers are really quite building

strongly.

You heard from Nick, you heard from Esa, both of whom are right in the middle of the Royal

Mile and Princess Street and now through this outer suburbs the procession makes its way

when it gets here to the Palace of Holyrood House it will be greeted by the bearers who

will then take the coffin inside of the palace where it will be taken to the throne room

to lay in rest.

We should remind people again of just how these are aerials, these helicopter shots that

much of what you're looking at now and this is lined for miles and miles and miles of

people and then even where we are there's to the right of us there's a line of people

and we've been hearing dogs barking people are bringing intentionally we're told they're

animals here because the the queen was such a dog lover they're bringing their dogs

and pets and just to get a glimpse into experience the day here Nick Robertson is going

to jump in as soon as it gets close to him but we are just a couple minutes out in this

procession and the planning has been so far flawless it has gone exactly as intended and

what will now happen is a series of complicated events with members of the royal family moving

between Scotland and London you're the Princess Royal who's already there in the second

car there, the Bentley behind along with the Minister from the church and we will now

start to see a choreography of military and ceremonial events that has to be done with

military precision for the timings and for this and you're going to see that in just

about 15 minutes when the curse arrives here at the palace this is a trip that she took

you said quite a lot many many times in her life she would fly to Balmero and then drive

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