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Animals - This Camel stood quietly as Sergeant Den Mortimer barked his orders
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Animals - This Camel stood quietly as Sergeant Den Mortimer barked his orders
Animals - This Camel stood quietly as Sergeant Den Mortimer barked his orders on Wednesday (25-10-72). Penny the bactrian Camel is in a Royal Marines display at the Lord Mayors Show procession through the streets of London in November. October 1972 P000550
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In this print titled "Animals - This Camel stood quietly as Sergeant Den Mortimer barked his orders" we are transported back to a memorable moment in history. The year is 1972, and the scene unfolds during the Lord Mayors Show procession through the bustling streets of London. Amidst all the excitement and commotion, one figure stands out: Penny, a majestic Bactrian camel. What makes this image truly remarkable is the unexpected bond between Penny and Sergeant Den Mortimer. As he confidently issues commands with authority, this stoic camel listens attentively, displaying an uncanny understanding of her human companion's instructions. Their connection transcends species boundaries, showcasing a unique friendship that defies convention. The photograph captures not only their extraordinary relationship but also highlights the humor inherent in such an unlikely pairing. It serves as a reminder that even amidst serious military displays and formal processions, lighthearted moments can arise unexpectedly. This snapshot from October 1972 encapsulates both the spirit of camaraderie within the Royal Marines and showcases animals' ability to bring joy into our lives. Through its timeless charm and nostalgic appeal, it invites us to reflect on relationships formed across different species—a testament to humanity's capacity for empathy and connection beyond our own kind. As we gaze upon this intriguing piece by Mirrorpix from Memory Lane Prints, we are reminded that sometimes it takes an animal's presence to remind us of what truly matters – love, laughter, and unexpected friendships that stand
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