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The threat — and very wet reality — of the skies opening couldn’t keep the crowds away from Rideau Hall on Saturday afternoon for the Governor General and Commander-in-Chief’s Military Tattoo.
Hundreds huddled under umbrellas as Gov. Gen. David Johnston inspected the 100-person Guard of Honour, one of the highlights on an afternoon that included highland dancers and a 21-gun royal salute in tribute to Queen Elizabeth, who celebrated her 90th birthday recently.
Tours of Rideau Hall were also offered for those looking for less damp activities.
The skies opened up and the umbrellas came out to keep the spectators dry during the Saturday afternoon event. Ashley Fraser
The Governor General and Commander-in-Chief’s Military Tattoo took place at Rideau Hall Saturday to honour the Canadian Armed Forces and to pay tribute to Queen’s 90th birthday. Ashley Fraser
The Governor General and Commander-in-Chief’s Military Tattoo took place at Rideau Hall Saturday to honour the Canadian Armed Forces and to pay tribute to Queen’s 90th birthday. Ashley Fraser
The Governor General and Commander-in-Chief’s Military Tattoo took place at Rideau Hall Saturday to honour the Canadian Armed Forces and to pay tribute to Queen’s 90th birthday. Ashley Fraser
Governor General David Johnston inspected the 100-person Guard of Honour.
Governor General David Johnston inspected the 100-person Guard of Honour.
Governor General David Johnston addresses the crowd after inspecting the 100-person Guard of Honour on Saturday.
A youngster was well-dressed for the weather when the skies opened up at Saturdays Military Tattoo.
A Star Wars Stormtrooper wearing a Canadian flag pauldron passes Governor General David Johnston, third from left, as the Regimental Band of the Governor General’s Foot Guards performs music from Star Wars during the Governor General and Commander-in-Chief’s Military Tattoo at Rideau Hall, in Ottawa on Saturday
Members of the Honour Guard stand during the Governor General and Commander-in-Chief’s Military Tattoo at Rideau Hall, in Ottawa on Saturday.
Members of the Honour Guard stand during the Governor General and Commander-in-Chief’s Military Tattoo at Rideau Hall, in Ottawa on Saturday,
Officer Cadets are marched during the Governor General and Commander-in-Chief’s Military Tattoo at Rideau Hall, in Ottawa on Saturday.
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Hundreds huddled under umbrellas as Gov. Gen. David Johnston inspected the 100-person Guard of Honour, one of the highlights on an afternoon that included highland dancers and a 21-gun royal salute in tribute to Queen Elizabeth, who celebrated her 90th birthday recently.
Tours of Rideau Hall were also offered for those looking for less damp activities.
The skies opened up and the umbrellas came out to keep the spectators dry during the Saturday afternoon event. Ashley Fraser
The Governor General and Commander-in-Chief’s Military Tattoo took place at Rideau Hall Saturday to honour the Canadian Armed Forces and to pay tribute to Queen’s 90th birthday. Ashley Fraser
The Governor General and Commander-in-Chief’s Military Tattoo took place at Rideau Hall Saturday to honour the Canadian Armed Forces and to pay tribute to Queen’s 90th birthday. Ashley Fraser
The Governor General and Commander-in-Chief’s Military Tattoo took place at Rideau Hall Saturday to honour the Canadian Armed Forces and to pay tribute to Queen’s 90th birthday. Ashley Fraser
Governor General David Johnston inspected the 100-person Guard of Honour.
Governor General David Johnston inspected the 100-person Guard of Honour.
Governor General David Johnston addresses the crowd after inspecting the 100-person Guard of Honour on Saturday.
A youngster was well-dressed for the weather when the skies opened up at Saturdays Military Tattoo.
A Star Wars Stormtrooper wearing a Canadian flag pauldron passes Governor General David Johnston, third from left, as the Regimental Band of the Governor General’s Foot Guards performs music from Star Wars during the Governor General and Commander-in-Chief’s Military Tattoo at Rideau Hall, in Ottawa on Saturday
Members of the Honour Guard stand during the Governor General and Commander-in-Chief’s Military Tattoo at Rideau Hall, in Ottawa on Saturday.
Members of the Honour Guard stand during the Governor General and Commander-in-Chief’s Military Tattoo at Rideau Hall, in Ottawa on Saturday,
Officer Cadets are marched during the Governor General and Commander-in-Chief’s Military Tattoo at Rideau Hall, in Ottawa on Saturday.
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