Taking photographs got more and more difficult as the crowds grew larger and denser. In the end I had to resort to holding the camera over my head and hoping for the best. I got a lot of pictures of flags! If you look hard below you can just see the famous cup being held aloft at the front of the bus. Along with looking at the picture you have to imagine a deafening wall of cheering, singing, whistle blowing, and air horn sounding. The crowds at this point were a hundred yards deep at side of the road and tens of thousands of others were waiting on the common behind us.
After the fuss died down we spent a quiet half hour on the beach watching the hovercraft come and go, something I never tire of seeing although they'd make a terrible mess on a canal!
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Hello, I found your blog through nb Pickles no.2
I just wanted to say that my hubby left the comfort of our boat to travel to watch the F.A. Cup Final on the common at South Sea. He woke up at 4am the following morning in a bush!
Celebrations all round!
Valonia
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