Captain of the Queen's Flight by Len Rush

Captain of the Queen's Flight by Len Rush

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An autobiography by Len Rush who traces his life from childhood in Norfolk, now a suburb of King's Lynn, and describes his hobby as a pigeon fancier, which led to to his appointment by the Queen as her Royal Lofts Manager in 1960.

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Captain of the Queen's Flight by Len Rush

This autobiography by Len Rush traces his life from childhood to his appointment by the Queen as her Royal Lofts Manager. As a child, he remembers being busy pig-keeping, crow-scaring and riding giant horses that did the work of tractors on a farm where both his parents were employed in the Norfolk countryside which today exists as a suburb of Kings Lynn. He recalls the events which led to his royal appointment, when he received a letter from the Queen's agent at Sandringham in 1960 and was astonished to learn that the Queen knew of his reputation as a pigeon fancier and wished to appoint him as her Royal Lofts Manager. He kept the birds in lofts in his back garden and tells of the royal visits he had every year. This is a story written with the enthusiasm that made him so successful at his favourite occupation.
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ISBN 13 9780747500131
ISBN 10 0747500134
Title Captain of the Queen's Flight
Author Len Rush
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Year published 1987-10-26
Number of pages 208
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.