DrKing Charles and his wife Camilla made their first official joint trip since the end of the mourning period to Scotland on Monday. Charles and his wife Camilla, who wear traditional Scottish skirts, were greeted by Prime Minister Nicola Sturgeon and a cheering crowd in Dunfermline, Scotland, on Monday.
To get this, District Administrator Jim Leishman said Monday that Dunfermline has gone through a “long and hard journey.” A total of eight UK regions were awarded city rights to celebrate Queen Elizabeth’s platinum jubilee last June. Dunfermline applied to indicate its nearly thousand year history.
The town in the East Five is the birthplace of Scotland’s only “saint”, Margaret of Wessex, who brought Benedictine monks over Hadrian’s Wall and introduced many innovations. Dunfermline Abbey was the final resting place of many of the 15th century Scottish rulers.
A royal reception was scheduled for Monday night in Edinburgh to celebrate the contribution of South Asian immigrants to British society. According to unconfirmed reports, the first trip of the royal couple abroad will not go, as is traditionally the case, to the former colony of the Commonwealth, but to Paris.
Charles, 73, spent time after the funeral service at his home in Scotland. Like his mother, he is considered a great lover of the northern part of Britain.
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