Rose Queen

Love the idea of your daughter Bob's being on an upcoming episode of the podcast.

We're here! I'd love to ask her what her favourite part about being the Rose Queen was.

great

question i like dressing up like quite pretty and i like walking around i like in the tiara as well

gosh okay snowy says i'm canadian and can confirm nanamo bars are delicious is it nanamo

nanamo

Nanaimo I want to say personally I prefer them cold when they're warm I found them a bit too sweet the coldness cuts that now I desperately want one you've made her want one and she also says Peter's ex Autumn is Canadian their children are dual Canadian British citizens and are the first Canadians to technically be in a line of succession Princess Anne has mentioned spending time with them in Canada I think that connection is why we get quite a few royal visits from her wait a minute she's quite good with that kind of stuff explain this again Queen's

grandson was married to Autumn wasn't he Peter Phillips Peter Phillips.

On the 6th of July 1957 a local teenage band called The Quarrymen were booked to play at a small open-air fete in a church field in a leafy suburb of Liverpool.

The band took its place amongst the side stalls and the tea tents and shared the bill with the Rose Queen, the Scouts and demonstrations by the local police dogs.

The instrumentation of the band was pretty rudimentary.

Colin Hanton had a drum kit of sorts, Rod Davis was on banjo, Len Gary played tea chest bass, Pete Shotton was on the washboard and Eric Griffiths played guitar.