all. it is just not reporter: it rocks around a lot? not very comfortable. reporter: were you in it for a long time? around london. reporter: really? we must have gone four or five miles. you can only go at a walking pace. reporter: yeah. the horses couldn t possibly go any faster. reporter: right. it is that heavy. reporter: the queen offering her candid thoughts about the imperial state crown, which only three people are even allowed to touch. it is much smaller, isn t it? i mean, it was it was the same height, you know. it would have been up to about there when my father wore it. it was huge then. yes, very unwieldy. reporter: britain s longest reigning monarch describing the rigors of wearing such a heavy crown, with its lavish diamonds and precious stones.
occasion. reporter: queen elizabeth watching footage of her own coronation for the first time since being crowned 65 years ago. her majesty speaking openly about her procession from buckingham palace in this stunning gold coach, weighing nearly four tons. bound for westminister abby. it is just not it rocks around a lot. it is not very comfortable. were you in it for a long time? halfway around london. really? we must have gone about four or five miles. at a walking pace. the horses couldn t go any faster. it was so heavy. the queen offering her candid thoughts about the imperial crown which only three people are even allowed to touch. it is much smaller, isn t it? it was the same height.