The Queen begins her summer holiday with trip to Balmoral
July 21, 2022 - 14:51 BST Sharnaz Shahid The Queen has headed to her Balmoral residence in Scotland to begin her summer holiday.She was spotted on Thursday afternoon being driven from her Berkshire residence wearing a bright yellow and purple floral dress. Her Majesty, 96, is likely to spend several months at the estate, and she will no doubt be joined by other members of her family during her time there.
The Balmoral estate is where the royal family can relax away from their usual royal duties and enjoy the quieter life in the countryside.In the ITV documentary, Our Queen at Ninety, Princess Eugenie spoke about the wonder of Balmoral."It's the most beautiful place on earth," she said, and it's not only her that is taken aback by the surroundings.
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