Escaping the heat of England: The Queen cools off in Balmorley

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Queen cold in Balmorally

07/22/2022, 11:08 am

In England, a heat wave of 40 degrees or more is currently causing trouble for people – including royal heads. Meanwhile, Queen Elizabeth II is on her way to Scotland. It is a bit cold there, and she also spends her summer vacation there every year. She lives at his Balmoral estate for several weeks.

Queen Elizabeth II has visited her Scottish residence, Balmoral. This is reported by “Daily Mail”. The 96-year-old monarch traditionally spends his summer vacation at the property. There she could possibly recover from a heat wave in excess of 40 degrees Celsius, which has plagued people in England recently. It is very cold in Aberdeenshire, including Balmoral.

Balmoral is said to have had several conversion measures in recent years. Among other things, a wheelchair-accessible lift was reportedly installed at Craigowan Lodge, a related country house. The Queen has been battling mobility issues for several months. Close to Balmoral Castle, Craigavon ​​Lodge is a rustic stone house that may host the Queen at the start of her summer vacation as parts of the residence remain open to visitors until August 2.

Meeting with Lance Corporal Cruchan IV.

When the Queen comes to Balmoral for her summer vacation, there is usually a small reception. Last year, the Queen inspected an honor guard and met with Shetland pony Lance Corporal Cruchan IV, the Royal Regiment of Scotland’s mascot.

The emperor retreated at the end of May this year to rest for a few days at Balmoral and prepare for his Platinum Jubilee celebrations in June. The Scottish Estate has served the British royal family as a private retreat for over 150 years.

Over the next few weeks, the Queen is expected to visit her royal relatives. Prince Charles, Duchess Camilla and Prince William, Duchess Kate and their three children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis could spend some free time with the head of the family.