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Queen's Diamond Jubilee Pageant

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  • The orders.

    The orders.

  • The queue for water taxis.

    The queue for water taxis.

  • Breakfast and the handing out of the smocks. L to R: Paul Rose, Caroline Pindar, James Dougdale (Baron Crathorne, Lord Lt. of North Yorkshire), Richard Donkin, Alan Richmond (skipper and owner of the Whitby coble Gratitude) and Andrew Pindar who organised the North Yorkshire entry in the pageant.

    Breakfast and the handing out of the smocks. L to R: Paul Rose, Caroline Pindar, James Dougdale (Baron Crathorne, Lord Lt. of North Yorkshire), Richard Donkin, Alan Richmond (skipper and owner of the Whitby coble Gratitude) and Andrew Pindar who organised the North Yorkshire entry in the pageant.

  • Pre-pageant get together.

    Pre-pageant get together.

  • Paul Rose and Caroline Pindar.

    Paul Rose and Caroline Pindar.

  • Whitby coble Gratitude moored alongside the Spider T, a working barge representing Lincolnshire. This is what the pageant programme says about Gratitude: Gratitude WY 97, Lieutenancy of North Yorkshire; coble boat built in 1976. Gratitude represents the coastal heritage of North Yorkshire and comes from Whitby, where Captain James Cook set sail to discover Australia. She has visited Europe for many maritime festivals including winning best-presented vessel in Brest. She was shipped to Australia for the Bi-Centennial celebrations as a result of the Captain Cook connection. She is often used for fund raising by the RNLI Sea Cadet Corps The Royal British Legion and The King Georges fund for sailors.

    Whitby coble Gratitude moored alongside the Spider T, a working barge representing Lincolnshire. This is what the pageant programme says about Gratitude: Gratitude WY 97, Lieutenancy of North Yorkshire; coble boat built in 1976. Gratitude represents the coastal heritage of North Yorkshire and comes from Whitby, where Captain James Cook set sail to discover Australia. She has visited Europe for many maritime festivals including winning best-presented vessel in Brest. She was shipped to Australia for the Bi-Centennial celebrations as a result of the Captain Cook connection. She is often used for fund raising by the RNLI Sea Cadet Corps The Royal British Legion and The King Georges fund for sailors.

  • Introducing the Gratitude's crew: The skipper: Alan Richmond.

    Introducing the Gratitude's crew: The skipper: Alan Richmond.

  • First mate: Andrew Pindar.

    First mate: Andrew Pindar.

  • The Baron: Jamie Dougdale, Lord Crathorne, Lord Lieutenant of North Yorkshire.

    The Baron: Jamie Dougdale, Lord Crathorne, Lord Lieutenant of North Yorkshire.

  • Chief Steward: Caroline Pindar, who ensured copious supplies of Yorkshire tea and other goodies.

    Chief Steward: Caroline Pindar, who ensured copious supplies of Yorkshire tea and other goodies.

  • Navigator and explorer: Paul Rose (because that's what he does).

    Navigator and explorer: Paul Rose (because that's what he does).

  • Engineer: David Pougher (who works for Yamaha marine motors).

    Engineer: David Pougher (who works for Yamaha marine motors).

  • The glamour: Zoe Pindar.

    The glamour: Zoe Pindar.

  • Boatswain: George Pindar.

    Boatswain: George Pindar.

  • Passenger: Richard Donkin.

    Passenger: Richard Donkin.

  • Alan gets the bunting sorted.

    Alan gets the bunting sorted.

  • Piping aboard.

    Piping aboard.

  • Paul couldn't stop smiling all day.

    Paul couldn't stop smiling all day.

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  • Ready to let go. The skipper says: "We don't cast off. Knitter's cast off. We let go."

    Ready to let go. The skipper says: "We don't cast off. Knitter's cast off. We let go."

  • Any time now.

    Any time now.

  • Humber barge, the Spider T, our pre-event host and sailing partner, all 170 tonnes of her.

    Humber barge, the Spider T, our pre-event host and sailing partner, all 170 tonnes of her.

  • The neighbours.

    The neighbours.

  • A nice cup of tea.

    A nice cup of tea.

  • Tony Worth, Lord Lieutenant of Lincolnshire.

    Tony Worth, Lord Lieutenant of Lincolnshire.

  • Meeting the neighbours before the start.

    Meeting the neighbours before the start.

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  • Up top on the Spider T.

    Up top on the Spider T.

  • Engine room on the Spider T.

    Engine room on the Spider T.

  • The Spider T's wheel.

    The Spider T's wheel.

  • Bedroom, Spider T.

    Bedroom, Spider T.

  • Squeezebox.

    Squeezebox.

  • Statue on the Spider T.

    Statue on the Spider T.

  • On deck, Spider T.

    On deck, Spider T.

  • Fender, Spider T.

    Fender, Spider T.

  • Putting out the Lincolnshire bunting.

    Putting out the Lincolnshire bunting.

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  • More neighbours. The people across the way.

    More neighbours. The people across the way.

  • The Cornish.

    The Cornish.

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  • Cool rowing.

    Cool rowing.

  • Big smiles.

    Big smiles.

  • Diamond dog.

    Diamond dog.

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    The queue for water taxis.
    Breakfast and the handing out of the smocks. L to R: Paul Rose, Caroline Pindar, James Dougdale (Baron Crathorne, Lord Lt. of North Yorkshire), Richard Donkin, Alan Richmond (skipper and owner of the Whitby coble Gratitude) and Andrew Pindar who organised the North Yorkshire entry in the pageant.
    Pre-pageant get together.