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Bobby, how you going to manage that? If my memory is correct you couldn’t give “ Good morning” on the right foot.💂‍♂️😂😂😂😂😂

Names as follows from the rear left: Em Morgan,Terry Keirle,Steve Jennings. John Jarman, Ray Powney, Gerry Tudor, Mark Horwood, Larry John. Terry Gauden, Ken Roberts, Adrian (Swill) Hinder, Phil Jenkins, Potsy Roberts Roberts, Idris Williams, Dewis Davies and Mike (Kipper) Lynch. All good boys!

January 1950 for Ray Skinner and me. 🤣

Cracking photo you and Bev looking great💂‍♀️👍🥃

Well done got that, didn’t you have a problem though with your lefts and rights?😂😂😂😂😂 Great to see you back on form.

Bobby, You tell Rodders I can’t wait to see him at the next reunion, he obviously so needs a “ chats fatherly”.😂😂😂😂😂 In fact I bet he’s really looking forward to it.

I hadn't seen this post on the site before. I'm so grateful to everyone who contributed to this wonderful presentation piece. Something I wear regularly, whether there's a need to dress up or not. I love my time piece and it constantly has me reflecting on times gone by and those many great men, who I class as my friends. Who I have had the honour to serve along side in such a magnificent regiment.

We had Austin champs in Gort Barracks guys, land rovers came later.

When l was on Signal Course l Remember, i in the Sixties, at Pit right we used Champs, we stayed in Elizabeth Barracks,, l believe the Guards IParas were also station there ,

Looking good both👍🥃🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Remember once went on as duty drummer, one of the duty guardsmen had to go of sick, was asked by the duty warrant officer ( drum major) to do his stags all night had to change uniforms, from drummers to guardsmen tunic😂😂

great photo,having served under charlie in the mortar plt.i can honestly say he was the only full bloke who had the respect of the whole plt. ask rodney.

August 1968 for me.

Well done boys, lovely to see you all even though I can’t make it too often.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿💂‍♂️

Another great day 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿💂‍♀️🥃

Brilliant photo of you and Bev Tony

Can’t wait sir

Thanks Rodders 👍 OH Boss Rodders did say next time plug that mess tin in , a hot mess tin irons better than a cold one apparently .... Not that I would bubble you Rodders Mate

And me I wouldn't use it for 4 x 2 really but I had to cover my body

Asked my mate to finish my hair which was a number 4 , I turned around , he said to do you trust me ? and he gave me the same as him the cancer look

18 Jenkins " Jinkin's started his journey in 1962

Clocktower post, same as my pic only i had 303 and not SLR,

wow ! nice and clean,reckon its empty, couple of cars prob belonging to the boiler room guys. ohh where,s the coke/coal stack that was here.

Thanks 18. 👍 💂‍♂️

Looking good. Always had brilliant scoff in the able Anchor

September 60 for me. 👍💂‍♂️

2nd batt welsh guards ..every year in cartagena in spain in september for 3 or 4 days , this is after the battle they have by the castle wall ,the victory parade . google it well worth a visit

Sixty years on and still enjoying a pint or two Regards J Reilly Template copy Nov 21.docx

Brothers from other mothers

Photo I colored few yrs back nicely done

Cracking photo both looking rather swell Sir and the port don't look to bad either

Great photo

Nor me 😂😂😂😂😂

Hi Tony, Sir. You are looking good. I am delighted you have a photograph of me on your bookcase! 1990 St David's Day. I have a similar one in my office with you, Brigadier Rickett and Chris Hopkins receiving his leek. Take care of yourselves. Best wishes, Phil.

Some very good friends of mine/ OURS.

I’m more concerned with the shirt you’re wearing

Spider, quite right. CSM Des Boak, Lord Guthrie, Ron Sherratt, Bill Hawker, T/Sdr Lewis. Williams Bulkely is 2nd from right, top row. In those days potential officers did a 4 week stint at the Guards Depot prior to going to Mons Officer Cadet School. Good old days.

A fitting tribute

Well done all who supported this fitting tribute.

71 GRIFF 3 COY WEDDING 1982 R.I.P BUDDY !!!

The Regimental Cap Badges were taken from Chelsea Barracks and positioned in Battle Order, on the railings, which were used to replicate the railings in London of Buckingham Palace, St. James's Palace, Wellington and Chelsea Barracks. The stone laid on the ground and surrounding the monument were acquired from Quarries in England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales. There is also a walk way from the main drag, through a number of trees, evenly spaced, on either side of the walk way, which have red foliage. To represent the Mall and Street Lining.

Fagan Fry the old pioneer Sgt middle row. Great group.

Jack, That is Bill Ellcock and John Jones 34.

Is the guy behind you puking?

It's my Dad!

HQ,coy

A bit of a incident with Alfie in Cyprus 1967, 3 coy lads in a bar having a good time when some other regiment lads wanted some trouble, you could sense something was going to happen when alfie arguing with this big lad put his hand inside his jacket as if to pull a gun, the other lot backed down then, gave us time to do a runner. they far out numbered us.

It's enough to make a grown Guardsman CRY.

Could be wrong L - R Dave Jenkins 23, Anthony (Bongo) Chittock Charlie Turner? Yep Shaun

thats 10 thomas, and the newspaper clipping is wrong, he lost the legs and arm in the caterham arms bombing in 1975