In the shadow of Windsor Castle, a man adorned head-to-toe in union flags dances around the streets. Next to him, a political satirist stands beside a portrait of Donald Trump as a caveman, with King Charles as his helpless host.
Windsor may always be a town where the more weird and wonderful facets of British culture are brought to life. But as crowds spill onto the streets to mark the arrival of the 47th US president, Wednesday is beyond even the usual quirks and qualities.
