Can Charles retire as King or step down before he dies to allow William to take the throne?
I wonder will he take one of William's homes off himI think Charles is going to have to announce that he'll contribute to public funds more. But the difficulty is no matter how much he gives people will always say it should be more. I think he's going to have to contribute a lot to his coronation.
Cold Balmoral be sold off or given to the state? I'm not sure the circumstances but that happened to Osborne house and Brighton pavilion. It is ridiculous to own so many homes
It’s not right in a geographical sense. Not many British never mind international tourists will traipse to the arse end of nowhere in Aberdeenshire, and if they did it’s only because it’s the place where HMTQ died, and that will be an event in the history books rather than current soon enough.I think there was talk of it being turned into a museum.
Yeah I've heard that mooted but I'm not sure the location is great without there being more there.I think there was talk of it being turned into a museum.
It’s Says he is a divorcée and is getting on in years!! That’s to me is not EdwardThat does sound like Edward VIII. Wasn't King George known as the reluctant King? He never expected it. Unless history repeats itself and William abdicates (or something else) before little George is old enough to take the thrown.
On another note, I'd imagine Queen Liz was so adamant about charles giving up his bachelor life so that particular history *didn't* repeat itself.
Ohh you mock!! Lol!! Strange things can happen!! LolNot the tarot card readers predictions again 🥱
Lots of people have this POV but I personally don't get it. Charles at most will visit there a few times a year. Would be ridiculous to keep and maintain it all just for that.he loves Balmoral and it holds a lot of memories for all the Royal family, so I’m sure he wouldn’t dream of selling it off or whatever.
The thing with Nostradamus is that he is reassuringly vague and can be tailored to fit anything people like.Yes! I was speaking to a tarot reader she did mention it I didnt know it was prediction made by Nostradamus. BTW she is very good couldn’t find the other link but I found something else In Relation to it
It fits the bill for Charles not Edward VI
I agree about opening Balmoral to the public but I just wanted to say that in Scotland you have a right to roam, which means that the public are free to walk in this land (that’s how there are so many stories of her meeting people when our and about). You’re not allowed to freely walk in the grounds but that’s not unique to Royal Properties.Lots of people have this POV but I personally don't get it. Charles at most will visit there a few times a year. Would be ridiculous to keep and maintain it all just for that.
You can appreciate that something holds memories while also not locking it away for your own exclusive use. Especially if what you're talking about is vast swaves of land.
I’m sure she will have looked after Andrew in her Will, so I doubt he’ll become homeless!I agree about opening Balmoral to the public but I just wanted to say that in Scotland you have a right to roam, which means that the public are free to walk in this land (that’s how there are so many stories of her meeting people when our and about). You’re not allowed to freely walk in the grounds but that’s not unique to Royal Properties.
I think most of Balmoral isn’t open at all though, even when it is “open”. It would be nice if he gave it to the CrownEstate and it was opened more.
I think Buckingham Palace is the one which will be opened more to the public, at the moment it’s only a few months a year but I can see them making it all year.
I think they will live in Clarence House, but Kensington Palace might be opened more? And maybe Windsor Castle.
I also think Andrew will be kicked out of Royal Lodge.
Balmoral is a private Estate though like Sandringham … so if they want to keep it and pay for it themselves that’s fair enough.Lots of people have this POV but I personally don't get it. Charles at most will visit there a few times a year. Would be ridiculous to keep and maintain it all just for that.
You can appreciate that something holds memories while also not locking it away for your own exclusive use. Especially if what you're talking about is vast swaves of land.
I thought there was legislation so that people could effectively mean their land wasn't available? I'm sure I've read something on https://whoownsscotland.org.uk/ about Balmoral being difficult for the public to accessI agree about opening Balmoral to the public but I just wanted to say that in Scotland you have a right to roam, which means that the public are free to walk in this land (that’s how there are so many stories of her meeting people when our and about). You’re not allowed to freely walk in the grounds but that’s not unique to Royal Properties.
Yep it's private and not crown estate, but it's all mudded up that "paying for it themselves" may come from the sovereign grant. Which many see as an income from public assets that they shouldn't be taking away from the public purse.Balmoral is a private Estate though like Sandringham … so if they want to keep it and pay for it themselves that’s fair enough.
Yeah they have the best of everything. Even the water probably comes in glass bottles. The best ingredients. The meat is probably from animals caught or shot. The veg is organic. Meanwhile many people in this country and other countRe: cancer
So much of cancer comes down to lifestyle - things like fresh clean air from the estates, nutritious food and access to the best medical healthcare money can buy go a long way to account for why they beat the average.
The queen seemed also suited to dealing with the pressure of the job and managing stress is a big factor also. Must have really helped adjusting to it from such a young age. Will be so much harder for Charles to get used to his new life.
Oh yeah, the Queen mother did. What I meant to say was Queen mother may never have got cancer (which she apparently got) if she had not been an alcoholic.The Queen mother lived to 101!