Queen greeted Scottish fans with waves and a smile when she arrived in Edinburgh as part of her first outing since yesterday’s Platinum Jubilee. A new video shows him getting off the royal train without assistance.
The royal assistant was ready to help His Majesty go down the stairs to the platform, but he went down the stairs without help, wearing a powder blue coat with a pearl and diamond trim hat. rice field.
Her Majesty is shown smiling before getting off the royal train and waving to the fans.
The policeman stands in front of the video’s aides, and the platform fills up as soon as the Queen departs with a cane.
The footage will be shot when the Queen begins her traditional trip to Scotland on Monday and a week-long royal event takes place.
The assistant will help His Majesty go down the stairs to the platform in Edinburgh
Her Majesty is shown waving at the camera to get off the train before leaving
The 96-year-old, who reduced public involvement due to mobility issues, showed no signs of discomfort when handling the journey.
According to pre-Jubilee royal sources, the Queen missed Epsom Derby in her third reign to “keep pace” for the four-day weekend festival.
But when she attended the historic Key Ritual on Monday, she was all smiling-the traditional opening game of the Royal Holyrood Week.
The Queen, who loves Scotland deeply, attended the event with her youngest child, Edward, and his wife, Sophie, known as the Earl of Forfar, while in Scotland. Holyrood Palace.
At the ceremony, the monarch handed over the keys to the city and was welcomed by her “Ancient and Genetic Kingdom of Scotland.”
The Guardian of Honor was provided by Balaclava, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders.
His Majesty hopes to make several engagements this week and will meet Scottish Prime Minister Nicola Sturgeon during his stay.
The Queen seemed happy to attend the ceremony at the Palace of Holyroodhouse
The Queen smiled when she arrived in Edinburgh today while she continued her official duties-her first since Jubilee.
However, the BBC reported that His Majesty would not attend the annual garden party at the Palace of Holyroodhouse on Wednesday.
Usually, more than 30,000 people are invited to Buckingham Palace or Holyrood Palace each year.
Events are usually used to recognize and reward civil servants, but what the royal family thinks such an event is too insignificant for His Majesty, who has just recovered from Covid-19. You also need to be standing for hours.
The Queen last hosted a garden party at Buckingham Palace in 2019, before the virus.
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Dressed in a powder blue silk wool coat and Stewart Purbin dress, and paired with Rachel Trevor Morgan’s hat, the Queen was symbolically presented with the city key by Edinburgh Road Provost Robert Aldridge. ..
Tradition stipulates that the monarchs will return them and entrust their custody to elected officials of the city.
The Queen was joined by her youngest child, Edward, and his wife, Sophie, known as the Earl of Forfar while in Scotland.
Honorary guards were provided by Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, the 5th Battalion Scottish Balaclava Company, which Edward inspected in the front yard of the palace during the ceremony.
The music was provided by the pipes and drums of the Royal Highland Fusiliers, Scottish Royal Regiment 2nd Battalion, and Scottish Royal Regiment band.
Queen Elizabeth II meets Lord Provost’s Robert Aldridge at a key ritual in the front yard of the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh.
Lord provost speaks to His Majesty when officials salute the 96-year-old monarch
The Royal Scottish Regiment during a key ritual in the front yard of the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh.
This trip took place after the recent Platinum Jubilee celebration for the Queen, where she promised to continue her work “to the best of my ability supported by my family.”
Known as Count Rothesay of Scotland, Charles and Princess Royal will all participate in a series of public battles north of Hadrian’s walls over the next few days.
However, Andrew, known as the Earl of Inverness in Scotland, no longer performs his duties and is no longer involved.
Over the weekend, it was revealed that she returned to the saddle of her beloved horse and went against the doctor. She was only a few days after she was seen without her cane, which she recently relied on.
Nine months after she was advised to stop riding, the 96-year-old monarch is reportedly riding in Windsor.
She will also attend a military law loyalty parade at the palace on Tuesday, but some engagements of the week will be covered by other members of the royal family.