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Celebrations marking Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II's platinum jubilee concluded with a stunning pageant through the streets of London.
At its head rolled the Gold State carriage upon which the young Queen had ridden to her coronation almost 70 years before.
The public parade entertained with myriad tableaus of the Queen's life and cultural shifts in music, dance, fashion and society which have accompanied her reign.
Featuring in excess of 10,000 citizens from around the UK and the Commonwealth, the £15 million procession brought four unforgettable days to a close where hundreds of thousands flooded the city's streets, revelling in the atmosphere and craning their necks as members of the royal family came past.
Visitors had arrived from across the globe for the occasion, including Kim Darcy of California.
At 96, health challenges down to Her Majesty's advancing years forced her to be absent from a large part of the celebrations.
Despite this, the Queen delighted onlookers with an impromptu appearance on the balcony at Buckingham Palace at the end of the pageant, flanked by three future kings of England.
The moment left German visitor Tim Lunze overwhelmed.
This appearance by Her Majesty rounded off the jubilee festivities in the only way possible, according to delighted Mancunian spectator Colin Hewitt.
