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DSC 000569 The Queen's swan marker David Barber on board his skiff on the River Thames, Britain The colourful and traditional ‘Swan Upping’ is an annual event in England dating back to medieval times. The five day event takes place with a flotilla of six traditional Thames wooden rowing skiffs on the third Monday in July starting from Sunbury on the river Thames, west of London to Abingdon near the famous university spire city of Oxford. The Queen’s swan marker wears a bright scarlet jacket and white cap. David Barber, Queen’s swan marker and his boat crew carry out the task, giving all swans and cygnets caught on the Royal river, a health check, ringed and registered.The Swan is Britain’s largest bird and is owned by the Crown. Keywords: River Thames, Swans, Swan Upping, Queen's swan marker, Britain, England, U.K,David Barber
DSC 0024 Each boat flies their appropriate pennants. This ownership is shared with the Vintners and Dyers' Companies, who were both granted rights of ownership by the Crown in the fifteenth century. Britain. The colourful and traditional ‘Swan Upping’ is an annual event in England dating back to medieval times. The five day event takes place with a flotilla of six traditional Thames wooden rowing skiffs on the third Monday in July starting from Sunbury on the river Thames, west of London to Abingdon near the famous university spire city of Oxford. The Queen’s swan marker wears a bright scarlet jacket and white cap. David Barber, Queen’s swan marker and his boat crew carry out the task, giving all swans and cygnets caught on the Royal river, a health check, ringed and registered.The Swan is Britain’s largest bird and is owned by the Crown. Keywords: swan upping, River Thames, event, tradition, pennant, Vintners and Dyers, Swan, Vintners and Dyers' Companies, Britain, England, U.K
DSC 0028 A swan is hauled aboard for checking and ringed The colourful and traditional ‘Swan Upping’ is an annual event in England dating back to medieval times. The five day event takes place with a flotilla of six traditional Thames wooden rowing skiffs on the third Monday in July starting from Sunbury on the river Thames, west of London to Abingdon near the famous university spire city of Oxford. The Queen’s swan marker wears a bright scarlet jacket and white cap. David Barber, Queen’s swan marker and his boat crew carry out the task, giving all swans and cygnets caught on the Royal river, a health check, ringed and registered.The Swan is Britain’s largest bird and is owned by the Crown. Keywords: River Thames, Swan, Swan Upping, Britain, England, U.K
DSC 0035 The flotilla corners a swan and her cygnets. The colourful and traditional ‘Swan Upping’ is an annual event in England dating back to medieval times. The five day event takes place with a flotilla of six traditional Thames wooden rowing skiffs on the third Monday in July starting from Sunbury on the river Thames, west of London to Abingdon near the famous university spire city of Oxford. The Queen’s swan marker wears a bright scarlet jacket and white cap. David Barber, Queen’s swan marker and his boat crew carry out the task, giving all swans and cygnets caught on the Royal river, a health check, ringed and registered.The Swan is Britain’s largest bird and is owned by the Crown. Keywords: River Thames, Swan Upping, Britain, England, U.K
DSC 0037 A swan is hauled aboard for checking and ringed The colourful and traditional ‘Swan Upping’ is an annual event in England dating back to medieval times. The five day event takes place with a flotilla of six traditional Thames wooden rowing skiffs on the third Monday in July starting from Sunbury on the river Thames, west of London to Abingdon near the famous university spire city of Oxford. The Queen’s swan marker wears a bright scarlet jacket and white cap. David Barber, Queen’s swan marker and his boat crew carry out the task, giving all swans and cygnets caught on the Royal river, a health check, ringed and registered.The Swan is Britain’s largest bird and is owned by the Crown. Keywords: River Thames, Swan, Swan Upping, Britain, England, U.K
DSC 00571 The Queen's swan marker, David Barber on board his skiff on the River Thames, Britain The colourful and traditional ‘Swan Upping’ is an annual event in England dating back to medieval times. The five day event takes place with a flotilla of six traditional Thames wooden rowing skiffs on the third Monday in July starting from Sunbury on the river Thames, west of London to Abingdon near the famous university spire city of Oxford. The Queen’s swan marker wears a bright scarlet jacket and white cap. David Barber, Queen’s swan marker and his boat crew carry out the task, giving all swans and cygnets caught on the Royal river, a health check, ringed and registered.The Swan is Britain’s largest bird and is owned by the Crown. Keywords: River Thames, Swans, Swan Upping, Queen's swan marker, Britain, England, U.K,David Barber
DSC 00596 A swan is hauled aboard for checking and ringed The colourful and traditional ‘Swan Upping’ is an annual event in England dating back to medieval times. The five day event takes place with a flotilla of six traditional Thames wooden rowing skiffs on the third Monday in July starting from Sunbury on the river Thames, west of London to Abingdon near the famous university spire city of Oxford. The Queen’s swan marker wears a bright scarlet jacket and white cap. David Barber, Queen’s swan marker and his boat crew carry out the task, giving all swans and cygnets caught on the Royal river, a health check, ringed and registered.The Swan is Britain’s largest bird and is owned by the Crown. Keywords: River Thames, Swan Upping, Britain, England, U.K,swan
DSC 00598 A swan is hauled aboard for checking and ringed The colourful and traditional ‘Swan Upping’ is an annual event in England dating back to medieval times. The five day event takes place with a flotilla of six traditional Thames wooden rowing skiffs on the third Monday in July starting from Sunbury on the river Thames, west of London to Abingdon near the famous university spire city of Oxford. The Queen’s swan marker wears a bright scarlet jacket and white cap. David Barber, Queen’s swan marker and his boat crew carry out the task, giving all swans and cygnets caught on the Royal river, a health check, ringed and registered.The Swan is Britain’s largest bird and is owned by the Crown. Keywords: River Thames, Swan Upping, Britain, England, U.K,swan,cygnet
DSC 00601 A swan is hauled aboard for checking and ringed The colourful and traditional ‘Swan Upping’ is an annual event in England dating back to medieval times. The five day event takes place with a flotilla of six traditional Thames wooden rowing skiffs on the third Monday in July starting from Sunbury on the river Thames, west of London to Abingdon near the famous university spire city of Oxford. The Queen’s swan marker wears a bright scarlet jacket and white cap. David Barber, Queen’s swan marker and his boat crew carry out the task, giving all swans and cygnets caught on the Royal river, a health check, ringed and registered.The Swan is Britain’s largest bird and is owned by the Crown. Keywords: River Thames, Swan Upping, Britain, England, U.K, swan
DSC 00609 A swan is hauled aboard for checking and ringed The colourful and traditional ‘Swan Upping’ is an annual event in England dating back to medieval times. The five day event takes place with a flotilla of six traditional Thames wooden rowing skiffs on the third Monday in July starting from Sunbury on the river Thames, west of London to Abingdon near the famous university spire city of Oxford. The Queen’s swan marker wears a bright scarlet jacket and white cap. David Barber, Queen’s swan marker and his boat crew carry out the task, giving all swans and cygnets caught on the Royal river, a health check, ringed and registered.The Swan is Britain’s largest bird and is owned by the Crown. Keywords: River Thames, Swan Upping, Britain, England, U.K, swan, cygnet
DSC 00616 A swan swims away as a member of the Swan Upping crew looks on. The colourful and traditional ‘Swan Upping’ is an annual event in England dating back to medieval times. The five day event takes place with a flotilla of six traditional Thames wooden rowing skiffs on the third Monday in July starting from Sunbury on the river Thames, west of London to Abingdon near the famous university spire city of Oxford. The Queen’s swan marker wears a bright scarlet jacket and white cap. David Barber, Queen’s swan marker and his boat crew carry out the task, giving all swans and cygnets caught on the Royal river, a health check, ringed and registered.The Swan is Britain’s largest bird and is owned by the Crown. Keywords: River Thames, Swan Upping, Britain, England, U.K, swan
DSC 00621 Members of the Swan Upping boat crew examines three cygnet. The colourful and traditional ‘Swan Upping’ is an annual event in England dating back to medieval times. The five day event takes place with a flotilla of six traditional Thames wooden rowing skiffs on the third Monday in July starting from Sunbury on the river Thames, west of London to Abingdon near the famous university spire city of Oxford. The Queen’s swan marker wears a bright scarlet jacket and white cap. David Barber, Queen’s swan marker and his boat crew carry out the task, giving all swans and cygnets caught on the Royal river, a health check, ringed and registered.The Swan is Britain’s largest bird and is owned by the Crown. Keywords: River Thames, Swan Upping, Britain, England, U.K, cygnets
DSC 00667 The Queen's Swan marker,David Barber carries a swan back to the river after a health check. The colourful and traditional ‘Swan Upping’ is an annual event in England dating back to medieval times. The five day event takes place with a flotilla of six traditional Thames wooden rowing skiffs on the third Monday in July starting from Sunbury on the river Thames, west of London to Abingdon near the famous university spire city of Oxford. The Queen’s swan marker wears a bright scarlet jacket and white cap. David Barber, Queen’s swan marker and his boat crew carry out the task, giving all swans and cygnets caught on the Royal river, a health check, ringed and registered.The Swan is Britain’s largest bird and is owned by the Crown. Keywords: River Thames,Queen's Swan Marker,David Barber,Swan Upping, Britain, England, U.K
DSC 00672 Each boat flies their appropriate pennants. This ownership is shared with the Vintners and Dyers' Companies, who were both granted rights of ownership by the Crown in the fifteenth century. The colourful and traditional ‘Swan Upping’ is an annual event in England dating back to medieval times. The five day event takes place with a flotilla of six traditional Thames wooden rowing skiffs on the third Monday in July starting from Sunbury on the river Thames, west of London to Abingdon near the famous university spire city of Oxford. The Queen’s swan marker wears a bright scarlet jacket and white cap. David Barber, Queen’s swan marker and his boat crew carry out the task, giving all swans and cygnets caught on the Royal river, a health check, ringed and registered.The Swan is Britain’s largest bird and is owned by the Crown. Keywords: swan upping, River Thames, event, tradition, pennants, Vintners and Dyers, Swan, pennant, Vintners and Dyers' Companies, Britain, England, U.K
DSC 00683 The crowds watches the flotilla arrives at Hurley Lock in Berkshire, Britain. The colourful and traditional ‘Swan Upping’ is an annual event in England dating back to medieval times. The five day event takes place with a flotilla of six traditional Thames wooden rowing skiffs on the third Monday in July starting from Sunbury on the river Thames, west of London to Abingdon near the famous university spire city of Oxford. The Queen’s swan marker wears a bright scarlet jacket and white cap. David Barber, Queen’s swan marker and his boat crew carry out the task, giving all swans and cygnets caught on the Royal river, a health check, ringed and registered.The Swan is Britain’s largest bird and is owned by the Crown. Keywords: River Thames, Swan Upping, Britain, England, U.K, pennants
DSC 0079 A crew member rounds up a Swan and her cygnets on the River Thames, Britain. The colourful and traditional ‘Swan Upping’ is an annual event in England dating back to medieval times. The five day event takes place with a flotilla of six traditional Thames wooden rowing skiffs on the third Monday in July starting from Sunbury on the river Thames, west of London to Abingdon near the famous university spire city of Oxford. The Queen’s swan marker wears a bright scarlet jacket and white cap. David Barber, Queen’s swan marker and his boat crew carry out the task, giving all swans and cygnets caught on the Royal river, a health check, ringed and registered.The Swan is Britain’s largest bird and is owned by the Crown. Keywords: River Thames, Swan, Swan Upping, Swan, cygnets, Britain, England, U.K
DSC 0096 Two crew members handles a cygnet on the River Thames, Britain The colourful and traditional ‘Swan Upping’ is an annual event in England dating back to medieval times. The five day event takes place with a flotilla of six traditional Thames wooden rowing skiffs on the third Monday in July starting from Sunbury on the river Thames, west of London to Abingdon near the famous university spire city of Oxford. The Queen’s swan marker wears a bright scarlet jacket and white cap. David Barber, Queen’s swan marker and his boat crew carry out the task, giving all swans and cygnets caught on the Royal river, a health check, ringed and registered.The Swan is Britain’s largest bird and is owned by the Crown. Keywords: River Thames,Swan Upping, cygnet, Britain, England, U.K
DSC 0102 The Queen's Swan Marker, David Barber hands over a Swan on the River Thames bank, Britain. The colourful and traditional ‘Swan Upping’ is an annual event in England dating back to medieval times. The five day event takes place with a flotilla of six traditional Thames wooden rowing skiffs on the third Monday in July starting from Sunbury on the river Thames, west of London to Abingdon near the famous university spire city of Oxford. The Queen’s swan marker wears a bright scarlet jacket and white cap. David Barber, Queen’s swan marker and his boat crew carry out the task, giving all swans and cygnets caught on the Royal river, a health check, ringed and registered.The Swan is Britain’s largest bird and is owned by the Crown. Keywords: River Thames, Swan, Swan Upping, Queen's Swan Marker, David Barber, swan, Britain, England, U.K
DSC 0117 The Queen's Swan Marker, David Barber checks the cygnets on the River Thames bank, Britain. The colourful and traditional ‘Swan Upping’ is an annual event in England dating back to medieval times. The five day event takes place with a flotilla of six traditional Thames wooden rowing skiffs on the third Monday in July starting from Sunbury on the river Thames, west of London to Abingdon near the famous university spire city of Oxford. The Queen’s swan marker wears a bright scarlet jacket and white cap. David Barber, Queen’s swan marker and his boat crew carry out the task, giving all swans and cygnets caught on the Royal river, a health check, ringed and registered.The Swan is Britain’s largest bird and is owned by the Crown. Keywords: River Thames,Swan Upping, Queen's Swan Marker, David Barber, cygnets, Britain, England, U.K
DSC 0127 The Queen's Swan Marker, David Barber checks the cygnets on the River Thames bank, Britain. The colourful and traditional ‘Swan Upping’ is an annual event in England dating back to medieval times. The five day event takes place with a flotilla of six traditional Thames wooden rowing skiffs on the third Monday in July starting from Sunbury on the river Thames, west of London to Abingdon near the famous university spire city of Oxford. The Queen’s swan marker wears a bright scarlet jacket and white cap. David Barber, Queen’s swan marker and his boat crew carry out the task, giving all swans and cygnets caught on the Royal river, a health check, ringed and registered.The Swan is Britain’s largest bird and is owned by the Crown. Keywords: River Thames,Swan Upping, Queen's Swan Marker, David Barber, cygnets, Britain, England, U.K
DSC 0136 Adding a marked ring on a Swan's leg,Britain. The colourful and traditional ‘Swan Upping’ is an annual event in England dating back to medieval times. The five day event takes place with a flotilla of six traditional Thames wooden rowing skiffs on the third Monday in July starting from Sunbury on the river Thames, west of London to Abingdon near the famous university spire city of Oxford. The Queen’s swan marker wears a bright scarlet jacket and white cap. David Barber, Queen’s swan marker and his boat crew carry out the task, giving all swans and cygnets caught on the Royal river, a health check, ringed and registered.The Swan is Britain’s largest bird and is owned by the Crown. Keywords: River Thames, Swan, Swan Upping, swan, ring, Britain, England, U.K
DSC 0142 A swan and her cygnets are released onto the river Thames,Britain. The colourful and traditional ‘Swan Upping’ is an annual event in England dating back to medieval times. The five day event takes place with a flotilla of six traditional Thames wooden rowing skiffs on the third Monday in July starting from Sunbury on the river Thames, west of London to Abingdon near the famous university spire city of Oxford. The Queen’s swan marker wears a bright scarlet jacket and white cap. David Barber, Queen’s swan marker and his boat crew carry out the task, giving all swans and cygnets caught on the Royal river, a health check, ringed and registered.The Swan is Britain’s largest bird and is owned by the Crown. Keywords: River Thames, Swan, Swan Upping, swan, cygnets, Britain, England, U.K
DSC 0144 A swan and her cygnets are released onto the river Thames,Britain. The colourful and traditional ‘Swan Upping’ is an annual event in England dating back to medieval times. The five day event takes place with a flotilla of six traditional Thames wooden rowing skiffs on the third Monday in July starting from Sunbury on the river Thames, west of London to Abingdon near the famous university spire city of Oxford. The Queen’s swan marker wears a bright scarlet jacket and white cap. David Barber, Queen’s swan marker and his boat crew carry out the task, giving all swans and cygnets caught on the Royal river, a health check, ringed and registered.The Swan is Britain’s largest bird and is owned by the Crown. Keywords: River Thames, Swan, Swan Upping, swan, cygnets, Britain, England, U.K
DSC 0166 The flotilla of Swan Uppers arrives at Henley-upon-Thames, Oxfordshire, the home of the annual Royal Regatta,Britain. The colourful and traditional ‘Swan Upping’ is an annual event in England dating back to medieval times. The five day event takes place with a flotilla of six traditional Thames wooden rowing skiffs on the third Monday in July starting from Sunbury on the river Thames, west of London to Abingdon near the famous university spire city of Oxford. The Queen’s swan marker wears a bright scarlet jacket and white cap. David Barber, Queen’s swan marker and his boat crew carry out the task, giving all swans and cygnets caught on the Royal river, a health check, ringed and registered.The Swan is Britain’s largest bird and is owned by the Crown. Keywords: River Thames, Swan Upping, Britain, England, U.K
DSC 0183 A cygnet os hauled aboard a skiff for a health check, Britain. The colourful and traditional ‘Swan Upping’ is an annual event in England dating back to medieval times. The five day event takes place with a flotilla of six traditional Thames wooden rowing skiffs on the third Monday in July starting from Sunbury on the river Thames, west of London to Abingdon near the famous university spire city of Oxford. The Queen’s swan marker wears a bright scarlet jacket and white cap. David Barber, Queen’s swan marker and his boat crew carry out the task, giving all swans and cygnets caught on the Royal river, a health check, ringed and registered.The Swan is Britain’s largest bird and is owned by the Crown. Keywords: River Thames,cygnet, Swan Upping,Britain,U.K,England
DSC 06274 The Queen's Swan marker is rowed by his crew on a skiff on the Rover Thames, Britain. The colourful and traditional ‘Swan Upping’ is an annual event in England dating back to medieval times. The five day event takes place with a flotilla of six traditional Thames wooden rowing skiffs on the third Monday in July starting from Sunbury on the river Thames, west of London to Abingdon near the famous university spire city of Oxford. The Queen’s swan marker wears a bright scarlet jacket and white cap. David Barber, Queen’s swan marker and his boat crew carry out the task, giving all swans and cygnets caught on the Royal river, a health check, ringed and registered.The Swan is Britain’s largest bird and is owned by the Crown. Keywords: River Thames, Swan Upping, Queen's Swan marker, David Barber, skiff, Britain, England, U.K
DSC 06375 The Queen's Swan marker is rowed by his crew on a skiff on the Rover Thames, Britain. The colourful and traditional ‘Swan Upping’ is an annual event in England dating back to medieval times. The five day event takes place with a flotilla of six traditional Thames wooden rowing skiffs on the third Monday in July starting from Sunbury on the river Thames, west of London to Abingdon near the famous university spire city of Oxford. The Queen’s swan marker wears a bright scarlet jacket and white cap. David Barber, Queen’s swan marker and his boat crew carry out the task, giving all swans and cygnets caught on the Royal river, a health check, ringed and registered.The Swan is Britain’s largest bird and is owned by the Crown. Keywords: River Thames, Swan Upping, Queen's Swan marker, David Barber, skiff, pennant, Britain, England, U.K
DSC 5584 A sleeve badge of the Vintners and Dyers' Companies worn by some members of the Swan Upping team. Britain. The colourful and traditional ‘Swan Upping’ is an annual event in England dating back to medieval times. The annual Swan Upping takes place with a flotilla of six traditional Thames wooden rowing skiffs the third Monday in July starting from Sunbury on the river Thames, west of London to Abingdon near the famous university spire city of Oxford. The journey takes five days. All swans (Britain’s largest bird) are owned by the Crown. The Queen’s swan marker wears a bright scarlet jacket and white cap. David Barber, Queen’s swan marker and his boat crew carry out the task on giving all swans and cygnets caught on the Royal river, a health check, ringed and registered. Keywords: River Thames,Swan Upping, badge, Swan, crown, Britain, England, U.K
DSC 5638 The Swan Uppers leave Marlow on he River Thames,Britain The colourful and traditional ‘Swan Upping’ is an annual event in England dating back to medieval times. The annual Swan Upping takes place with a flotilla of six traditional Thames wooden rowing skiffs the third Monday in July starting from Sunbury on the river Thames, west of London to Abingdon near the famous university spire city of Oxford. The journey takes five days. All swans (Britain’s largest bird) are owned by the Crown. The Queen’s swan marker wears a bright scarlet jacket and white cap. David Barber, Queen’s swan marker and his boat crew carry out the task on giving all swans and cygnets caught on the Royal river, a health check, ringed and registered. Keywords: River Thames, Upping, Britain, England, U.K, Marlow.
DSC 5639 The Swan Uppers leave Marlow on he River Thames,Britain. The colourful and traditional ‘Swan Upping’ is an annual event in England dating back to medieval times. The annual Swan Upping takes place with a flotilla of six traditional Thames wooden rowing skiffs the third Monday in July starting from Sunbury on the river Thames, west of London to Abingdon near the famous university spire city of Oxford. The journey takes five days. All swans (Britain’s largest bird) are owned by the Crown. The Queen’s swan marker wears a bright scarlet jacket and white cap. David Barber, Queen’s swan marker and his boat crew carry out the task on giving all swans and cygnets caught on the Royal river, a health check, ringed and registered. Keywords: River Thames,Upping, Britain, England, U.K, Marlow.
DSC 5660 A swan is rescued by a by-stander with an angler's fishing hook caught in its beak. Britain. The swan was dealt with by members of the Swan Uppers on the River Thames at Marlow, Britain. The colourful and traditional ‘Swan Upping’ is an annual event in England dating back to medieval times. The event takes place with a flotilla of six traditional Thames wooden rowing skiffs on the third Monday in July starting from Sunbury on the river Thames, west of London to Abingdon near the famous university spire city of Oxford. The journey takes five days. All swans (Britain’s largest bird) are owned by the Crown. The Queen’s swan marker wears a bright scarlet jacket and white cap. David Barber, Queen’s swan marker and his boat crew carry out the task on giving all swans and cygnets caught on the Royal river, a health check, ringed and registered. Keywords: River Thames,Swan Upping, swan, Britain, England, U.K
DSC 5692 A swan is returned to the river on the Thames, Britain. The swan was dealt with by members of the Swan Uppers on the River Thames at Marlow, Britain. The colourful and traditional ‘Swan Upping’ is an annual event in England dating back to medieval times. The event takes place with a flotilla of six traditional Thames wooden rowing skiffs on the third Monday in July starting from Sunbury on the river Thames, west of London to Abingdon near the famous university spire city of Oxford. The journey takes five days. All swans (Britain’s largest bird) are owned by the Crown. The Queen’s swan marker wears a bright scarlet jacket and white cap. David Barber, Queen’s swan marker and his boat crew carry out the task on giving all swans and cygnets caught on the Royal river, a health check, ringed and registered. Keywords: River Thames, Swan Upping, Britain, England, U.K, Swan
DSC 5754 The Queen's Swan Marker, Davidi Barber on his skiff leading the way along the River Thames in Britain. The swan was dealt with by members of the Swan Uppers on the River Thames at Marlow, Britain. The colourful and traditional ‘Swan Upping’ is an annual event in England dating back to medieval times. The event takes place with a flotilla of six traditional Thames wooden rowing skiffs on the third Monday in July starting from Sunbury on the river Thames, west of London to Abingdon near the famous university spire city of Oxford. The journey takes five days. All swans (Britain’s largest bird) are owned by the Crown. The Queen’s swan marker wears a bright scarlet jacket and white cap. David Barber, Queen’s swan marker and his boat crew carry out the task on giving all swans and cygnets caught on the Royal river, a health check, ringed and registered. Keywords: River Thames,Swan Upping, Queen's Swan Marker, Davidi Barber, Britain, England, U.K
DSC0814 Visitors passing through airport security checks at the Lahore Gate to the Red Fort in Old Delhi in India. To prevent terrorist attacks, Delhi Police and paramilitary personnel keep a vigil around the Red Fort. Keywords: Terrorist attacks, Delhi Police, paramilitary personnel, Red Fort Old Delhi, India
DSC2112 View of the high speed jet boat on the Shotover river close to the 'check in ' cabin on the river bank near Queenstown on South Island in New Zealand Keywords: flat bottom Shotover jet boats,boats,speed boat,jet boat,speed,thrill,tourists,attraction,Shotover river,Queenstown,South Island,New Zealand
DSC8004 A Rocky Mountaineer train 'Check in' sign , Vancouver rail station, Vancouver, Canada. Keywords: Rocky Mountaineer train, Check in sign, Vancouver rail station, Vancouver, Canada.

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