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raymond everson is a renowned clematis grower from guernsey.spent some time walking with the queen, which was magical. i met the regal queen and i also met the most wonderful lady— who could be very. relaxed and chatting. i felt sort of elevated somehow. rather, and it was just a wonderful feeling just being with her majesty. 0n the queen's final visit to chelsea this year, she made public his royal role. we wouldn't have any clematis without him. i promised the queen i would go to balmoral to see how- the clematis were, and i will go - back in october to balmoral and take a collection of some of our newer clematis for the gardens too. - so the clematis will live on. absolutely. remind you can follow all of the events and developments leading up to the funeral of queen elizabeth by the bbc news website. thank you very much indeed for watching. our coverage will continue. it will turn call in the coming days, if we don't reach 20 celsius anywhere in the uk on friday, that'll be the first time since earlyjune. the odd shower or two coming from th

raymond everson is a renowned clematis grower from guernsey. and across the world have been in touch with the bbc to offer us their tributes to the queen and their memories of meeting her. what's clear is that so often, and for so many, a handshake, a photograph, even the briefest conversation, created lasting memories. and we'd like to share some of those memories with you. well, this woman from malacca in malaysia emailed us to say she was asked to recreate her wedding for the queen on a royal visit in 1972. she got married in a traditional ceremony. her husband, who was in the local historical society, organised a recreation and asked her to stand in at the last minute. she said she was very nervous but the queen smiled and put her at ease. she says she was fascinated — the queen was fascinated by the traditional clothes and asked questions about their culture. she says she's very happy to have met her. we can also now talk to stephan pavlou, a businessman who met the queen when he won two queen's awards for enterprise in 2017. and he's with