It is with great pride and pleasure that Mandy’s British Royalty salutes Her Majesty in her Diamond Jubilee year. Help “MBR” get to London to film for the show, “RoyaltyNow!”. When you donate, you receive GREAT royal prizes and a chance to contribute to the show.
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Friends, Romans, Countrymen… lend me your artwork!
Yes, the art pages have returned! “Mandy’s Royal Artists” was a series of pages featuring the public’s works of art based on a royal theme. Found on Mandy’s British Royalty several years ago, the pages were lost during the website’s transfer to a new server. Now they return in the form of an art blog.
If you have previously entered work but don’t see it here, there is a chance it has disappeared. Please resend.
If you would like to submit anew, please see the “About” page to contact me. You can send a scan of your work (in any medium) to be featured here. No more than 3 please.
Castles, Queens, and Culture Captured in Art. Send in Yours. Now at http://mandysroyalty.org/artists
Much to my utter amazement, a guardsman for The Queen attacked a student mimicking his patrol.
The student marched alongside the guard, who was on sentry duty outside St. James’ Palace, as his friend filmed his mocking performance.
The soldier suddenly marched over to push him in the back and aimed a kick at him. The pair ran off, citing fear of the bayonet attached to the guard’s SA-80 semi-automatic rifle.
A source said the guard will not be disciplined over the incident, while another Queen’s guardsman said he could understand his colleague’s actions.
The soldier told Britain’s The Sun newspaper: “On one hand you can understand him wanting to put a hobnailed size 12 up the guy’s backside for taking the p**s.
“But on the other hand he will be in hot water for losing his cool when he should have ignored it. He should have gone back into his sentry box and just stood guard.”
Via Monsters and Critics
Visit Sovereign Goods: Royalty and Loyalty for the new 2009 wall calendar.
Appearing on the calendar is one of the photos of Parliament I took during my trip to England.

December 16th, 2008
Mandy
For more great photos of England, visit the slideshow at:
http://s208.photobucket.com/albums/bb294/RoyalDesktops/England/?albumview=slideshow
There were so many that I will probably be uploading more pictures into the new year. Feel free to check back for more updates, or bookmark the link above.