So when I strolled up yesterday, just in time for the Changing of the Guard btw (thanks Angels 😇) the ceremony was taking place. All normal. Also, the seals on the all of the gates are intact (sorry to disappoint, folks). The windows that everyone thinks have been soaped over, have always had that aqua tint to them when I've seen them. They are bulletproof.

But we have a veteran with 32 years in uniform "For Queen and Country" who says that that blue tint is because of the windows being boarded up on the interior. So I hope that is the case!

But what I found interesting is the construction going on to the South of the Palace. One lane of the road is completely blocked and there is digging going on. I DO NOT KNOW the nature of the construction. I’m just telling you what I saw. The public information is that the Palace is undergoing renovations over a period of 10 years (Lols) at a cost of a mere £369M (3-6-9? That’s interesting) The budget was approved way back in 2016.
https://www.constructionnews.co.uk/buildings/contracts/six-firms-win-roles-on-369m-buckingham-palace-revamp-22-08-2017/

There is a construction wall/building erected on the south forecourt and a strange scaffolding facade on the upper levels - also on the south side of the Palace. You can see NOTHING of what is going on behind those barriers. Trust me - I tried.😏

Also the Royal Mews (stables and carriages) and the Royal Mews Shop are both closed to the public right now. https://www.rct.uk/visit/the-royal-mews-buckingham-palace.

And in case you’re interested, the Queen Victoria Memorial (2300 tons of white Carrara marble) out front is full of energy. I can feel it with my hands when I touch it. (Yes, there is a Ley Line somewhere around here) Also, I found it hilarious that this song called “Babylon” is what came up on my random playlist as I was surveying the scene . . . at 12:12. No coincidences.
Lols.

Cheers,
@TruthRascal