The British royal family spent their summer holidays in Balmoral.
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This old castle is located on the banks of the River Dee, in the Aberdeenshire area and is the private home of the British monarchs in Scotland. In June 1852, Prince Albert, Queen Victoria’s husband, bought it Balmoral from the trustees of the deceased Earl of Fife and since then the estate has been in the possession of the royal family.
Balmoral Castle in Scotland / Photo: Getty Images
This file photo was taken on August 6, 1948, when King George VI, his wife Queen Elizabeth and their two daughters, Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret, arrived in Balmoral for the traditional summer vacation. As you can see, the current monarch, King Charles III (born only in 1948), like his grandfather George VI, likes to wear kilts. We also see how beautiful George’s wife, Queen Elizabeth, and two daughters are.
King George VI, Queen Elizabeth and Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret of Scotland, 1948 / Photo: Associated Press
Let’s remember that we told before who the king is Charles III invited on vacation to Balmoral this summer.
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