With an animal encounter
King Charles visits the Highland Games
King Charles honored this year’s Mey Highland Games. The monarch appeared in the traditional kilt and was appealing.
King Charles (76) visited the Mey Highland Games in Caithnes during his summer break on Saturday. He appeared without accompanied by Queen Camilla (78) to the colorful celebrations that take place annually. The monarch was elegantly presented in a red-blue-green checkered kilt, which he combined with a beige vest and jacket and red stockings.
Family support
During the event at the John O’Groat’s showground, the king visibly enjoyed a sip of whiskey before scored the participants of the various competitions. The program included tug-of-tug, tree trunk throwing, highland dances or various races. Charles was relaxed and in a good mood when he took a seat in a marquee. His cousin Sarah Chatto (61) is said to have been there. More pictures show Charles Environment in conversation with spectators and at an encounter with a dog who apparently visited the Highland Games with his owner and greeted the monarch sniffing.
Charles is supposed to stay in Caithnes for a summer break in the Castle of Mey. His grandmother Queen Mum (1900-2002) bought the lonely property on the coast in 1952. She usually spent the months of August and October. Charles’ mother Queen Elizabeth II (1926-2022), on the other hand, loved the Scottish Balmoral Castle for the summer months.
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Source: Stern
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