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In Alexandra Gardens, just a stone's throw from her home at Windsor Castle, she smiled appreciatively as a children's choir performed four short songs for her - including English Country Garden and Red Red Robin - which prompted a broad smile from the Queen as she recognised the melody. The catchy tune was written the year she was born - 1926.
Heir to the throne Charles will stage a lavish private family dinner for the royal matriarch in the evening in the castle - with the event said to be being overseen by his trusted former valet Michael Fawcett.
The Northern Ireland plaque featured children, a dove of peace and a hare, while the plaque marking the war in Afghanistan shows a British soldier dressed in a helmet and fatigues kneeling down to pat a bomb detection dog called Buster - next to two Afghan children - a young boy holding a hawk and girl in a headscarf clutching a school book and a pencil.
The image of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's two-year-old son was captured by photographer Ranald Mackechnie as part of a specially commissioned wider portrait featuring four generations of the House of Windsor - the Queen and three future monarchs - the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Cambridge and George.
She smiled appreciatively as a children's choir performed four short songs for her - including English Country Garden and Red Red Robin - which prompted a broad smile from the Queen as she recognised the melody
Dressed in a bright pink coat, a matching hat with a floral trim and sporting a slick of pink lipstick, the Queen beamed as she got out of her car at the delivery office to be warmly welcomed by dozens of well-wishers
Ms Warbuton, whose delivery round is the closest to the Windsor Castle, said of her route: 'It's the best duty in the office, if I say so. It's very, very busy, especially at the weekends and or when the kids are off - it can be chaos but I love it.
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The Queen signs a visitors' book as Prince Philip chats to Ms Greene. The monarch was given a fountain pen made by Birmingham company Yard O Lead, which prompted the Duke of Edinburgh to quip: 'Are you sure you can afford it?'
Philip seemed particularly entertained when the youngsters swayed back and forth in time to the music during the folk song, and the couple applauded politely as they watched the hundreds of youngsters perform the Beatles track with gusto, accompanied by the Band of the Irish Guards dressed in their red tunics.
The 83-year-old said: 'We've been flooded with visitors coming to see them. When children have their picture taken with them, the funny thing is the children always stand to attention. They've given joy to hundreds and hundreds of people.'
Mr Warner said Charlie was a little distracted as he waited to give the Queen the flowers. 'All the time he wanted to get into [the Queen's] Bentley. I had to turn him round. But when he handed her the flowers he did it just right.'
Complete with plastic grass hair, the statues, which sit next to a red telephone box, were discovered by Mr Bennett in a house clearance in Chelsea several years ago and he decided to give them pride of place on the lawn in front of his house in Oakley Green - a short drive from the Queen's Windsor Castle residence.
Each of the plaques displays an important event involving the Armed Forces from each of the six decades of the Queen's reign - from her coronation to service in Northern Ireland to the Falklands, Gulf war and Afghanistan conflict.
The Queen kicked off her 90th birthday celebrations a day early today and was greeted with cheers as she arrived to meet long-serving postmen and women at a Royal Mail delivery office near her Windsor Castle home
Some of the jokes were based on the pads George was standing on, while others used the Face Swap function on messaging app Snapchat to poke fun at the group, and even Wayne Rooney made an appearance in one picture.
During her tour of the office, which has been renamed the Queen Elizabeth Delivery Office in her honour, Moya Greene, the Royal Mail's chief executive, said in a speech: 'I have it on good authority that your own postmen and women will be especially busy with an enormous mail bag.'
'It is typical of you both to put service before self in recognition of this unique and special day in Royal Mail's history. I am delighted to announce that from today the Windsor delivery office will be known as the Queen Elizabeth delivery office.
Mrs Warburton said she delivers the mail to the castle when the regular postman is off, although a Buckingham Palace postman collects all the Queen's own post, which has to be scanned before it is delivered.
And with her birthday just around the corner, the Queen received a framed edition of the stamps produced to mark her birthday showing her, the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Cambridge and Prince George. 