Prince Charles Heads Out to Cornwall with Camilla
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Prince of Wales, 73, or known as Duke of Rothesay while in Scotland, We went to Canis Bay Church in Caithness, the northernmost parish church in mainland Scotland. He was seen chatting with many people at church.
The royal family has its own Balmoral tartan, which can only be worn with the Queen's permission.
Balmoral tartans are gray and red, but today Prince Charles' kilt is blue and green with faint red lines. was seen chatting with Reverends Janet Easton Berry and Reverend Lyall Rennie.
He was also photographed planting rowan trees on the church grounds.
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Luckily for the Prince, the wind conditions near the church today were described by the BBC weather forecast as "gentle winds". I was.
But with gusts of wind reaching 20 miles per hour, the Duke of Rothesay must have been concerned about his kilt.
In the past, Caithness was affected by red weather warnings for wind during storms.
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Wind gusts in excess of 90 mph have been recorded.
The future king makes the most of
on his annual trip to Scotland.
On Saturday, August 6, he wore a kilt and also attended May's Highland His Game at the John O'Groats Showgrounds in Caithness.
I saw him chatting with the locals under an umbrella in the rain.
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Prince Charles to make his trip at the end of July Starting and staying at Castle Mei.
This castle was the home of the late Queen Mother and the only home she owned.
It is the northernmost inhabited castle in mainland England.
Since arriving in Scotland, Prince Charles has made many promises, including a visit to the Caithness Food Bank.
