There are still many doubts about the royal family’s holiday this year. The cancer diagnoses that have turned the lives of King Charles and Princess Kate upside down have made everything very uncertain. The calm of Balmoral Estate
however, convinced the whole extended family. And the
ideal place to meet up.
So we continue the tradition, knowing that William and Kate have spent every summer at the Royal Deeside estate since 2011, when they got married. A place that their children consider their second home. A natural environment, with
50,000 acres
at their disposal, where they can hope to achieve a state of mental calm that has been lacking for some time. But what are the habits of the Royals?
William and Kate’s Summer
A calm and routine summer. Ideal after a decidedly trying year in many ways. Mentally and physically, Kate Middleton has been put to the test. Her recovery is underway and it seems that the worst is over. Now, I hope she will only have to devote herself to relaxing activities alongside her beloved husband and children.
They usually organize picnics to experience a little bit of life. peaceful moments outdoorscreating key moments in the memory of the little ones.
We know that William loves barbecueoften preparing lunches or dinners by the lake. Kate, meanwhile, has become an expert at baking cakes.
Together, they make a beautiful couple even behind the stove.
As for the the little ones at homeInstead, they will spend hours in the stables and in farmsAs well as inside gardens. They will learn how to plant flowers and grow vegetables, as well as clean the stables and take care of the animals. Just like Carlo did when he was young.
Carlo and Camilla’s hobbies
It’s also the holidays King Charles and Queen Camilla. It has not been an easy year and, in general, the last few years have been full of unpleasant events. From Harry’s farewell to the death of Queen Elizabeth, to his precarious state of health, with the diagnosis of cancer.
His health appears to be improving, whatever the information is, and the sovereign is currently enjoying some peace at the Castle of Mey in Caithness. It is his favourite Scottish residence.
He joined it after taking part in the Mey Highland Games at John O’Groats.
He will soon join the rest of the family at Balmoral, but not before recharging his batteries in “solitude”.
Having returned to his beloved estate, to be reunited with William, Kate and his three grandchildren, the king will certainly not be giving up one of his favourite pastimes.
It is a long hiketo be carried out daily, among the mountains and woods of Scotland. Sometimes he tries alone, other times in the company of his dogs.
Camilla prefers a totally relaxing holiday. Every summer he brings with him dozens of books that he plans to finish by Queen’s Book Club.