September is just a few days away, meaning King Charles and his fellow royals will soon be making the journey south, leaving their Scottish bolthole, Balmoral, and returning to royal duties.
Over the summer, the Prince and Princess of Wales, along with their children, plus Zara and Mike Tindall and their kids, all made their way to the Highlands for a brief break, returning earlier this week, but King Charles, Queen Camilla and Princess Anne have remained at Balmoral.
After what has likely been a difficult week, with the King losing his 'dear cousin', King Harald of Norway, His Royal Highness was joined by his wife and his sister as they attended a service at Crathie Kirk, the church a short drive from the Balmoral estate.
Princess Anne, King Charles and Queen Camilla are all in Scotland (@ Getty Images)
The royals delighted gathered onlookers by travelling to the place of worship in their state car, as opposed to the Land Rover they usually bomb about in while visiting Scotland.
#camilla
Over the summer, the Prince and Princess of Wales, along with their children, plus Zara and Mike Tindall and their kids, all made their way to the Highlands for a brief break, returning earlier this week, but King Charles, Queen Camilla and Princess Anne have remained at Balmoral.
After what has likely been a difficult week, with the King losing his 'dear cousin', King Harald of Norway, His Royal Highness was joined by his wife and his sister as they attended a service at Crathie Kirk, the church a short drive from the Balmoral estate.
Princess Anne, King Charles and Queen Camilla are all in Scotland (@ Getty Images)
The royals delighted gathered onlookers by travelling to the place of worship in their state car, as opposed to the Land Rover they usually bomb about in while visiting Scotland.
#camilla
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