Wreath-laying ceremony at statue of Abraham Lincoln in London.
Group of men walking; most in overcoats; top hats; (possibly politicians; or some sort of government or embassy types?) 2 military men - 1 with beret; other w/ British Army hat. The guy in the beret carries wreath. Pan on group...
Wreath-laying ceremony at statue of Abraham Lincoln in London.
Group of men walking; most in overcoats; top hats; (possibly politicians; or some sort of government or embassy types?) 2 military men - 1 with beret; other w/ British Army hat. The guy in the beret carries wreath. Pan on group as they walk to left. CU men walk past; at foot of statue. 1 of the men in top hats lays wreath against base of statue; steps back; takes his hat off; sort of tipping it to the statue in gesture of respect. Men walk past to right. 3 men from waist up; standing w/ hats off; as if listening to prayer? CU shot looking up at statue of Abraham Lincoln; silhouetted against sky.
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