HER Majesty has begun her final journey before being laid to rest, as she is today taken from Balmoral castle to Edinburgh.
Mourning Brits have lined the streets as her final journey through her beloved Scotland began at 10am.
Driven in a hearse, the monarch's body will be taken through a number of Scottish towns and cities, beginning with Aberdeen.
The procession will reach Edinburgh at 4pm, and be met with a guard of honour.
The Queen's coffin will remain in Edinburgh until Midday on Monday.
Her body will be joined by King Charles and Queen Consort Camilla who will travel with the coffin from Holyrood to St Giles Cathedral.
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The streets around Buckingham Palace were filled with royals fans as the new King arrived at Buckingham Palace this afternoon.
While Her Majesty is making her final journey through Scotland, King Charles is beginning his duties as king.
He arrived in the Firm's famous car, waving at the crowds.
Her Majesty's cortege is taking a short break currently, as the drivers rest and refuel.
The journey will continue soon, as The Queen is taken to Edinburgh and eventually London.
Earlier this afternoon, Her Majesty's coffin passed through Aberdeen.
Crowds came out in their droves to honour the late monarch.
The hearse is expected to reach its next major destination, Dundee, by 2:15pm.
As The Queen took her final journey through Scotland today, Scottish farmers set out an incredible tribute to the monarch.
As seen below, farmers used their tractors to set out a guard of honour for Her Majesty The Queen.
Her Majesty's coffin is currently en route to Dundee.
Farmers have positioned their tractors to form a guard of honour for the late Queen Elizabeth II as she passes through Aberdeenshire on her way to Edinburgh. pic.twitter.com/oDt8gs2bPR
Her Majesty is set to arrive in Dundee at around 2:15pm.
Today, she makes her final journey through Scotland, which has seen her pass through Aberdeen approximately one hour ago.
Her final destination in Scotland is Holyrood castle in Edinburgh.
She is set to arrive in the city at 4pm.
A lone flower can be seen in the streets of the town of Ballater, the village closest to Balmoral.
Brits have been asked not to throw flowers at Her Majesty's coffin, but this lone flower strikes a sombre image.
Mourning Brits have taken to the streets in their thousands today, as they bid farewell to Her Majesty the Queen.
People are taking to the streets in their thousands in Scotland today, as two crucial royal events take place.
In around 10 minutes, Charles will be proclaimed king in the city.
And at 4pm, Her Majesty's coffin is set to arrive in the city.
Throughout the country, Charles will be proclaimed king this afternoon.
This will be very similar to the ceremonies that took place yesterday.
Royal proclamations are a tradition that dates back hundreds of years.
Her Majesty is making her final through Scotland today, and Brits are coming out in their thousands to pay respect.
Below, one sombre Brit can be seen mourning the late monarch, who passed away on Thursday.
She left Balmoral at 10am, and is set to arrive in Edinburgh at 4pm.
Brits applauded Her Majesty as the monarch's coffin passed through the town of Banchory.
The town was filled with sombre silence before Her Majesty's hearse arrived, but a smattering of applause broke out as it passed by.
The Queen is passing through the next town on her journey.
Banchory has a population of around 7,000 and is approximately 20 miles from Aberdeen.
She will soon reach Aberdeen, the first major city on her final journey.
The streets of Edinburgh are slowly beginning to fill up, as Brits wait for Her Majesty's arrival.
Thousands are expected to turn out to see the Queen's coffin.
She is expected to arrive at 4pm.
Thousands have come out to see the Queen take her final journey through Scotland.
Currently, she is on her way to Aberdeen, the first major city on her journey.
The trip is around 175 miles long.
Here is Her Majesty arriving in the town of Ballater.
It is the closest town to her beloved Balmoral castle, and she was a pillar of the community there.
Princess Anne is in Her Majesty's hearse today, joining the Queen on her final journey.
The other royals in Balmoral are believed to be staying in the castle.
Her Majesty's coffin has arrived in Ballater.
Thousands have come out to pay their respects to their beloved Queen.
This is a community that knew the Queen, she has even been described as a "neighbour" by some residents.
Here is our first look at Her Majesty's coffin.
Her coffin features the royal standard for Scotland and a wreath made of dahlias, sweet pea, pine and fur.
Thousands of Brits are already gathered in Ballater, the town nearest Balmoral castle.
Her Majesty was a pillar of this community, even helping its residents after a devastating flood.
In sombre pictures, Her Majesty can be seen leaving her beloved Balmoral castle.
As Her Majesty's coffin leaves Balmoral, hundreds of Brits are waiting to see their beloved monarch.
She was a rock in the community near the castle.
The hearse is travelling through the gates of balmoral.
Her coffin features the royal standard for Scotland and a reef made of dahlias, sweet pea, pine and fur.
The guards at the gates of Balmoral have moved, the hearse carrying Her Majesty should be close by.
Brits have been leaving flowers at the gates of Balmoral castle every day in the wake of her passing.
Today, she will leave her beloved castle and take her final journey.
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