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Members of the Vitus Mask Group hold the Queen's Baton during a cultural performance, in Antigua, on Saturday 22 March 2014. Antigua is nation 49 of 70 Commonwealth nations and territories to be visited by the Queen's Baton.
The Queen's Baton relayed through the streets of St. John's by schoolchildren, in Antigua, on Saturday 22 March 2014. Antigua is nation 49 of 70 Commonwealth nations and territories to be visited by the Queen's Baton.
The Queen's Baton relayed through the streets of St. John's by cadets, in Antigua, on Saturday 22 March 2014. Antigua is nation 49 of 70 Commonwealth nations and territories to be visited by the Queen's Baton.
The Queen's Baton relayed on Runaway Beach, in Antigua, on Saturday 22 March 2014. Antigua is nation 49 of 70 Commonwealth nations and territories to be visited by the Queen's Baton.
The Queen's Baton with Ex-Servicemen at the War Memorial, in Antigua, on Saturday 22 March 2014. Antigua is nation 49 of 70 Commonwealth nations and territories to be visited by the Queen's Baton.
The Queen's Baton relayed by quad bikes, in Antigua, on Saturday 22 March 2014. Antigua is nation 49 of 70 Commonwealth nations and territories to be visited by the Queen's Baton.
The Queen's Baton relayed by schoolchildren through the streets and countryside, in Antigua, on Saturday 22 March 2014. Antigua is nation 49 of 70 Commonwealth nations and territories to be visited by the Queen's Baton.
The Queen's Baton relayed by schoolchildren through the streets and countryside, in Antigua, on Saturday 22 March 2014. Antigua is nation 49 of 70 Commonwealth nations and territories to be visited by the Queen's Baton.
Cricket legend Sir Vivian Richards holds the Queen's Baton aloft outside the cricket stadium named in his honour, in Antigua, on Saturday 22 March 2014. Antigua is nation 49 of 70 Commonwealth nations and territories to be visited by the Queen's Baton.
Cricket legend Sir Vivian Richards holds the Queen's Baton outside the cricket stadium named in his honour, with (left) Mervyn Richards, Minister of Sports & Recreation, in Antigua, on Saturday 22 March 2014. Antigua is nation 49 of 70 Commonwealth nations and territories to be visited by the Queen's Baton.
Cyclists depart the Sir Vivian Richards Cricket Stadium carrying the Queen's Baton in Antigua, on Saturday 22 March 2014. Antigua is nation 49 of 70 Commonwealth nations and territories to be visited by the Queen's Baton.
A member of the Vitus Mask Group, wearing a Jambill mask, holds the Queen's Baton during a cultural performance, in Antigua, on Saturday 22 March 2014. Antigua is nation 49 of 70 Commonwealth nations and territories to be visited by the Queen's Baton.
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