The Queens Diamond Jubilee Traditional Cache
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The Queens Diamond Jubilee
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Located on beautiful lake Michigan
This is placed close to parking. Your going to need sneakers as it can get a little rocky.
Seeing as i am British this is to Celebrate the Queens Diamond Jubilee
The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee celebrates 60 years of the Queen’s reign. Celebrations will be held across the UK during the first week of June in 2012. Many people have a day off work or school to celebrate the bank holiday on June 5, 2012. Other planned events for the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee include:
A Diamond Jubilee Medal to be commissioned.
Royal Borough status to be granted to Greenwich, which has a long-standing association with the Windsor family.
Buckingham Palace is organizing many events centered on the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, while the UK’s Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) is coordinating government-led activities in celebrating this special occasion. The department is working with the Scottish government to help ensure that a single date for a bank holiday across the UK can be held to allow for communities to join in celebrating the jubilee.
The bank holiday for the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee will be a day off for most people in the UK on Tuesday, June 5, in 2012. Moreover, the late May bank holiday (spring bank holiday), which is usually held on last Monday of May, will be moved to Monday, June 4, 2012, to form a four-day weekend.
Government offices, schools, post offices and most businesses are closed on bank holidays in the UK. Those wishing to travel via public transport in the UK during the late May bank holiday/Queen’s Diamond Jubilee long weekend will need to check with their local transport authorities about public transport schedules.
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