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Norman Lamont Uttoxeter,Staffs

when i went to see the queen i thoght it was great and she is pretty for her age and i would love it if she donated her glasses to my mother who loves her!!!!!
ami lockwood chesterfield

i think tht the queen should come to my house and meet my parents who love her to bits and sre big fans
carl smith rotherham

I had a wonderful day when the Queen came to Chesterfield. Everyone was waiting patiently in the rain for the Queen to arrive, and when she did the crowd cheered enthusiastically! A gr8 day!
Ashley Pishdar, Chesterfield

The last time I saw Queen was at Live aid in 1985. Back then they really rocked, but I dont think they've been the same since Freddie died.
rob sheffield

The first time Queen Elizabeth II came to Chesterfield i was sick in hospital, and only one years old. On that visit the queen came to my ward to meet me and my parents, unfortunately i slept through the whole event. This time i was away at university and couldn't be bothered to turn up. I think that Chesterfield would benefit far more from government cash to regenerate the local economy than it would form royal visits. Unless that is, the Queen decides to sign for the Spireites and makes the next home game against Oldham.
Matthew Harding

very nice day lovely to see the oueen here in derby again she looked happy.
mary littleover

I'm at uni. at the moment, but I envy all you Derby folk who were there to see the queen!
Tair Ali Cambridge

We had a great excitement in the morning to see the Queen and We proudly managed to see her very closely. It was a great moment for both of us.But we were bit disappointed as well as we forgot to bring the camera and BBC cameraman did not bother to take our picture.
Rajji & Sonu - Uttoxeter New Road, Derby

I am totally Deaf and half blind (Usher Syndrome) young man. After searched for a place and a time on Internet last night. I arrived in Derby by the train, I was in a very good view of the Queen in the Bentley car. Once she in the Cathedral, I suddenly left for catch the train back to Chesterfield. Had some unwind in the cafe before grab very best view at corner of Market Place near two banks, 1 hour before they arrived. It was very strong windy and awful wet, but I stand very firm and want to see them in my town centre for first time. Duke of Edinburgh was just two feet away from me while he spoken to one lady, who stand next to me, it was great experience. And again, had best view of the Queen walked passed me. I had wonderful day despite the weather and time of travelling. I kept smile all evening!
James Clarke from Chesterfield

I was lucky enough to attend the service at the Cathedral and I would like to thank all involved for a wonderful expirence,especially the choir who were superb!Derby can be proud of it's Royal day!
Martin Mould from Draycott

Excellent photos. The queen was charming as always. She is far more popular than some people like to admit. Thanks to every one who took the trouble to turn out.
l.Millband Derby

It was cold but worth the wait. The Queen looked happy and content to be in the city again and she walked right next to me. I've never seen her so close. Thanks for the fabulous pictures to remember the day by
Michael Clarke, Littleover

we had a fabulous time waiting to see the queen there was a lovely atmosphere in the crowd and my daughter was lifted over the barriers by a very nice security man to present flowers to the queen. A memorable day which was made even more enjoyable by seeing the pictures on the web site when we got home.
Dawn, Aston on trent

we had a very nice time in derby, and seen the QUEEN
anthony.stubbins