Heidi Blake

And if you do that, you have hundreds of results. You have a summer warden, a sous chef, butlers, junior footman, a building surveyor. There's a guy who was the marshal of the diplomatic corps. But then, this is when I got excited, then if you add the search term swimming pool, there are three people who are specifically talking about having worked in and around that swimming pool.

And if you do that, you have hundreds of results. You have a summer warden, a sous chef, butlers, junior footman, a building surveyor. There's a guy who was the marshal of the diplomatic corps. But then, this is when I got excited, then if you add the search term swimming pool, there are three people who are specifically talking about having worked in and around that swimming pool.

So these guys definitely know. So you have...

So these guys definitely know. So you have...

So these guys definitely know. So you have...

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So *** was a household electrician at Buckingham Palace from September 1971 to August 1992. And one of his duties is listed as maintenance of swimming pool plant. So, like, this dude has seen that pool. And why would he not tell you? And also, these people all have left the palace a really long time ago. So, like, I just don't think they're going to be feeling that awkward about talking about it.

So *** was a household electrician at Buckingham Palace from September 1971 to August 1992. And one of his duties is listed as maintenance of swimming pool plant. So, like, this dude has seen that pool. And why would he not tell you? And also, these people all have left the palace a really long time ago. So, like, I just don't think they're going to be feeling that awkward about talking about it.

So *** was a household electrician at Buckingham Palace from September 1971 to August 1992. And one of his duties is listed as maintenance of swimming pool plant. So, like, this dude has seen that pool. And why would he not tell you? And also, these people all have left the palace a really long time ago. So, like, I just don't think they're going to be feeling that awkward about talking about it.

Well, I think this is just a hunch, but I bet you it's a really scuzzy rundown pool.

Well, I think this is just a hunch, but I bet you it's a really scuzzy rundown pool.

Well, I think this is just a hunch, but I bet you it's a really scuzzy rundown pool.

I think so because I guess, you know, obviously Buckingham Palace does pomp and grandeur and circumstance and they wear that on their sleeves. But I think that one of the things particularly about the queen was that actually, you know, rumor always had it that in her private apartments, actually those rooms were really shabby with like threadbare carpet and really old fashioned wallpaper.

I think so because I guess, you know, obviously Buckingham Palace does pomp and grandeur and circumstance and they wear that on their sleeves. But I think that one of the things particularly about the queen was that actually, you know, rumor always had it that in her private apartments, actually those rooms were really shabby with like threadbare carpet and really old fashioned wallpaper.

I think so because I guess, you know, obviously Buckingham Palace does pomp and grandeur and circumstance and they wear that on their sleeves. But I think that one of the things particularly about the queen was that actually, you know, rumor always had it that in her private apartments, actually those rooms were really shabby with like threadbare carpet and really old fashioned wallpaper.

And there was this amazing thing back in 2003, A reporter from a tabloid here called The Mirror newspaper managed to get a job as a footman at Buckingham Palace. He worked there for two months. And they kind of did it ostensibly as a like, this is a massive security breach. I could have poisoned the queen thing.

And there was this amazing thing back in 2003, A reporter from a tabloid here called The Mirror newspaper managed to get a job as a footman at Buckingham Palace. He worked there for two months. And they kind of did it ostensibly as a like, this is a massive security breach. I could have poisoned the queen thing.

And there was this amazing thing back in 2003, A reporter from a tabloid here called The Mirror newspaper managed to get a job as a footman at Buckingham Palace. He worked there for two months. And they kind of did it ostensibly as a like, this is a massive security breach. I could have poisoned the queen thing.