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The Yeomen of the Queen’s Guarde Valecti Garde (Corporis) Domini Regina General Safety Weapons will be secured in racks or laid upon the ground when not in use. Do not lean weapons against walls or other objects since they tend to fall. Leaning a weapon in a corner of two walls is acceptable, however. Weapons will not be left unattended in an area where it is possible that a visitor may handle them. Rough housing, horse play and running while bearing arms is strictly prohibited. Weapons must be checked for soundness before being carried in drill or ceremony. Weapons are to be oiled at the beginning and end of each day of use. Care must be taken during inclement weather as many areas can be slippery when wet. This is especially true on areas of dirt/mud where gravel has not been applied to the footpath. When in the vicinity of livestock (horses), care should be taken to give the animal a wide berth. Extreme caution should be taken during parades and jousting events as young animals may spook easily if the conditions are not to their liking. Do not touch the animal unless you have asked permission of the handler/rider. Feedback This site best viewed at 1024 x 768. Last updated: March 3, 2009 © 2002 - 2009, St, George Productions, LLC