Kings guard walks into a kid

[@MarlynMeehan]

Totally the mother's fault. This is a very busy area with a very busy main road so parents need to pay attention where their children are at all times.

[@barbarayoung7077]

Keep an eye on your children.

[@m3gan7737]

The guard should not have been carrying a conversation with that man. the guards are not allowed to interact with the public while on duty. so, he is breaking protocol and as far as that one guard walking into the kid, it was the Mother's fault for not being wary of her surroundings

[@Miriel_57]

Correct

[@pegasus4634]

@@Miriel_57 Incorrect. Totally unnecessary.

[@m3gan7737]

​@@pegasus4634 Apparently you don't know anything about the royal guards, they are real highly trained Military soldiers doing a job, the guards are not allowed to stop for anyone, go around people, nor change paths, if a tourist is in the way no matter who it is, they are allowed to do pretty much whatever it takes to get the tourist out of the way, they can push, shove, knock down, walk into you and they can do all of that without shouting " Make Way" !! and they do that to anyone in the way, no matter who it is!! I did my research!!!! So, if any of that happens to the tourist, it is the tourist's fault for not being wary of their surroundings, only in this case it was the Mother's fault

[@Sandy-n4n]

I totally agree with you Megan 💯 but wondered if that man might have been someone other than a member of the public but known to the guard with connections at H.G cos they seemed like two very good pals as they chatted.

[@GardenNHS]

I like the new lines on the ground

[@sailcatthecat972]

Why does this horse have so many scars?

[@Lynsey516]

The horses have recently had their coats clipped ready for the summer so that may be why imperfections are seen on its skin.