Simon & Garfunkel performing "The Sound of Silence" in Central Park, 1981. Two amazing artists and one guitar. Nothing else. A true masterpiece that will live forever.

Just quietly enjoying the space and colours today with my best pal. Thinking of my Bill as it is his birthday today. #morningwalk

Hi Everyone, Katherine wishes her husband, Andrew, happy birthday! instagram.com/stories/kather…

2 years ago 🤍 Little did we know what was coming. It seemed utterly unthinkable of a world without you. Your service to the very end. Thank you Ma’am for everything

EXCLUSIVE A hugely moving and deeply emotional read in today’s Daily Mail - and an utterly brilliant interview by Gyles Brandreth for his brilliant Rosebud podcast. Queen Elizabeth’s groom, Terry Pendry, reveals how he helped his beloved boss ride her pony, Emma, for the final time.

You will heal and come back a hundred times stronger 🤍 . #PrincessofWales #PrincessCatherine #QueenCatherine #RoyalFamily

Watching the sunset together.. 😊

Thought for the day. Our lives are like waves. We swell up, reach our peak as the water breaks and then slowly fade down until we are no more. But we are all part of the bigger one. Whatever that is. We come from it and go back to it. Obviously the sea has made me slightly mad!

Heartbreaking story from a veteran who cannot understand that soldiers are being murdered on our streets by the very people he fought against being allowed into this country.

jenny seagrove 🍃💚🍃 ❤️❤️❤️🤗xx

The #M5 southbound carriageway is closed following a serious collision during the early hours of this morning (Monday 9 September). Emergency services remain at the scene and a closure is in place between junctions 11A and 12. More information here: orlo.uk/lLN2q

Today we honor the memory of all those we lost on September 11, 2001. May we never forget their stories – and the bravery of our first responders and troops who sacrificed so much.

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Hi Everyone, I wonder if Trafalgar Square is missing one? Best wishes and take care.

With one of the highest number of path finding missions made in WW2, my uncle found out what PTSD was in 1962. Unknown then, now treatable, if you or anyone you know served in Iraq and Afganistan and are finding things tough please pass this on rafa.org.uk/get-support/op…