A US space technology company has released satellite images of a crowd heading to the Palace of Westminster to file Elizabeth II’s coffin on Friday afternoon.
A huge crowd that prompted British officials to suspend access to the line for a few hours this Friday afternoon, retired football star David Beckham forced himself to turn around at 1 pm. All this because when citizens were again authorized to integrate the long human snake, the wait exceeded 24 hours.
It is an understatement to say that the funeral vigil around Elizabeth II’s coffin, which her subjects can view at the Palace of Westminster, has been gathering huge crowds since Wednesday afternoon. And this Friday, photos from the sky of London taken by the satellites of the American space research company Maxar provided impressive visual evidence. The unveiled photos actually show a human tide stretching for kilometers long.
A Long Ride and a Ferris Wheel
You can be the first to watch the parade fill Parliament Square, and follow its undulating Ferris wheel.
over the thames
Then you have to cross the Thames.
The green area adjacent to the Palace of Westminster is also in the grip of the storm.
Buckingham Palace in the same boat
If traffic feels more windy near Buckingham Palace, it’s not all that much more fluid.
This last popular tribute to the deceased will last till Monday morning. During this, the royal relics will welcome the public day and night. And what is already falling is looking very cold, the British government said at the end of the day.
