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[Qshopper1991]

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@BoopOMatic wrote:

That's beautiful.

The Queen had a wonderful faith. I'll miss her Christmas broadcast - I wonder if King Charles will take it on.

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Yes, she did have wonderful faith.  I don't think her son is like her at all.  His views are much different than the Queen's.  He talks a good game, but he is and will be nothing like his mum.

May the Queen rest in the arms of God's grace and peace. 

[TheMemphisVette]

the weather has been glorious for her travels home

sun

blue skies

[Kachina624]

Pure nonsense.  That appears to be a reflection on the camera lens, not a sunbeam.  The photographer was probably able to manipulate the camera to put the reflection where he wanted it.

[Cakers3]

I have to be honest-the double rainbow is a given, even though the second one is not very visible.

However, I watched every moment of this and I cannot say I ever saw this beam of sunlight.  

I'm not saying it didn't happen but if it brings comfort to some, go with it.

Sometimes a brief moment can do wonders and even if the result of a camera lens,  it still brought something personal to those who believe otherwise.  I do wonder why only one camera caught the phenom but so be it.

No harm done.

[PhillyGirl23]

If you and others believe this, then great!

[Tinkrbl44]

A sign of WHAT, exactly?

[golding76]

Tinkrbl44, that you needed to ask this question indicates that the answer would mean little or nothing to you.  I'm not being evasive or disrespectful -- simply stating a truth.

Those who are in sync with this sort of thought or sentiment, do not need to ask this question.

[Tinkrbl44]

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@Kachina624 wrote:

Pure nonsense.  That appears to be a reflection on the camera lens, not a sunbeam.  The photographer was probably able to manipulate the camera to put the reflection where he wanted it.

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@Kachina624   @golding76 

People will read into this all sorts of things.  Personally, I think the only "sign" we can be sure of is that it was a cloudy day.  That's it.