Jennie Bond was the BBC's royal correspondent for over a decade and remembers some of the key royal events she reported on over the years.
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These days Jennie's amazed at what the modern royal enthusiast can find online, and showcases her favourite websites, including the Queen's own Facebook page and a virtual tour of Buckingham Palace.
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