Pigeons released in Sheffield city centre in tribute to Prince Philip on the day of his funeral

Ten pigeons were released in Sheffield city centre in tribute to Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, on the day of his funeral on Saturday.

Members of the Royal Pigeon Racing Association liberated 10 pigeons from cathedral cities across the UK, including Sheffield to commemorate the life of the Duke of Edinburgh.The 10 pigeons represented each decade of the Duke’s life. Queen Elizabeth is patron of the RPRA and would regularly visit the lofts with the Duke at Sandringham.

Steve Cooper releases pigeons in Barkers Pool with the help of William Humphries as members of the Royal Pigeon Racing Society pay respects to Prince Philipplaceholder image
Steve Cooper releases pigeons in Barkers Pool with the help of William Humphries as members of the Royal Pigeon Racing Society pay respects to Prince Philip
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