Timestamps:
0:19 How cute! The King's troop couldn't stop smiling. I bet she is very proud to be at Horse Guards.
0:37 A tourist with special needs and, on the other side, two more tourists are having a lot of fun posing for their photos next to this gorgeous horse.
0:58 A cute toddler smiled when she saw the horse.
3:12 Tourist kissed the King's horse twice. He tried a third kiss, but the horse said, "NO!"
4:17 Someone said, "DO NOT TOUCH THE HORSE, STUPID!"
7:56 The majestic King's Troop looks very proud. Her father, mother, brother, and sister are at Horse Guards watching her.
8:08 Look at all her family watching the majestic female King's Guard right now.
9:40 The King's Troop stands at the Horse Guards' tunnel.
11:53 She smiled as her mother approached for a pose beside the King's Troop...wait until the end.
12:39 The proud mother takes photos of her daughter.
17:21 The famous Changing of the Guard 1 pm.
20:30 Beautiful scene.
21:28 Her family is watching her.
21:58 The attentive armed police officer screamed to a tourist who was in the King's Troop's way. That tourist must be tired, I guess.
23:40 They are going for tea and then a Horse Guards Museum tour with their daughter, I guess.
26:47 A loud shout came from the armed police officer who attentively noticed a tourist entering the restricted area. He explained to them why it was not allowed to go in there. Great job!
38:57 This horse has had enough of tourists; he just wants peace.
40:00 Unsettling horse. Moving head and mouth nonstop.
45:22 The majestic Gateswoman checks on the Horseman.
1:06:10 Note: Tourists, when you visit the Horse Guards, follow the rules. When watching the Changing of the Guard, stand behind the second white line or behind the bollards, as the armed police officers say. Please don't be like these arrogant and disrespectful groups of tourists who were right in front of my camera...The woman has a buggy for her child, while these two men wearing sunglasses are the worst kind of tourists. They had been told by the police officer to stand behind the second white line, as another tourist warned them (and me), but they (and many others) preferred to stand behind the first white line. When the armed police officers came back again and asked them to go back to the second white line, they started to push those who were behind the second white line. Please get information before visiting the Horse Guards.
1:08:12 The famous Changing of the Guard at 2 pm.

The visual content in this YouTube video was captured using the Galaxy S24 Ultra at UHD 60 fps, resulting in a file size of approximately 100 GB of storage.

Date filmed: 30 June 2024. 🎥2/2

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