"Yes, I've actually already had nine of these at home." I guess the pubs reopened in England this week -- to the great dismay of my British friends who are concerned about COVID -- and Wills came out to support the pub-owners. This is the Rose and Crown pub in Snettisham, Norfolk.
"Yes, I've actually already had nine of these at home."
Sophie Wessex
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Sophie Countess of Wessex arrives for her visit at 'The Half Moon' public house and meets Conrad Sturt on July 08, 2020 in Windlesham, England. Sophie Countess of Wessex visited the Surrey pub to speak to the pubs landlord and staff about how the business has been affected by COVID-19 and lockdown, and to see how they have adapted their operations in order to reopen.
Sophie Countess of Wessex visit to Windlesham, UK - 08 Jul 2020
Sophs ALSO came out to the pub. She went to The Half Moon in Windlesham, England. Is this whole thing a ruse just so the Brits can drink on the job?
Chaz and Cams in Gloucester
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Camilla Duchess of Cornwall waves from the front seat of a car following a visit with Prince Charles to the Turnbull & Asser shirt factory on July 9, 2020 in Gloucester, United Kingdom. During the early stages of the Coronavirus pandemic the company switched their entire production line to making scrubs for the NHS.
Prince Charles and Camilla Duchess of Cornwall visit to Gloucester, UK - 09 Jul 2020
Per Informative Caption, these two are at Turnbull & Asser's shirt factory. "During the early stages of the Coronavirus pandemic, the company switched their entire production line to making scrubs for the NHS." That's great! Also, I'm sure Charles has many of their shirts.
King Felipe and Queen Letizia
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Their majesties the King of Spain, King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia have continued today with their visits to all the autonomous communities after the Covid 19 pandemic (coronavirus), this time in Castilla la Mancha, specifically the city of Cuenca. They visit the association ASPADEC, that help each person with intellectual or developmental disabilities and their family to develop their quality of life project.
King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia visit Cuenca, Spain - 02 Jul 2020
These two are still on their big tour of Spain, designed to get tourism back up and running, primarily and YOU GUYS I WISH. I would LOVE to be in Spain. This is in Cuenca, Castilla la Mancha (where Don Quixote is set), and this building looks amazing. Informative Caption did not keep me informed about what it is!
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King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia visiting San Juan de la Pe-a, Botana to visit the cloister of the old monastery in Jaca
Spanish Royal visit to Aragon, Spain - 08 Jul 2020
This is San Juan de la Pe-a, Botana where they're visiting the "cloister of the old monastery in Jaca." I just love a good old monastery. (That is not sarcasm. I am not particularly religious but I will go into any old religious building you've GOT.) I also love an arch, so this is excellent. Apparently, this old monastery is very interesting. You can't tell in this photo, but it's carved into a cliff!
Levante, Spain
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King Felipe VI, Queen Letizia visit Levante Beach in Benidorm, Spain
Spanish Royals visit to Levante, Spain - 03 Jul 2020
This dress! It's dreamy. (She's had it for a while. I covet it. It's by Adolfo Domínguez.)
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Queen Letizia and King Felipe VI visited an agricultural cooperative in the town of Cieza, Murcia, Spain. The Royal couple are visiting cities around the country to see the different social and economic situations after the coronavirus lockdown. Spanish Royals visit an agricultural cooperative, Cieza, Murcia, Spain - 07 Jul 2020
Also dreamy? This skirt.
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King Felipe VI, Queen Letizia attends 2019 National Innovation and Design Awards at Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias
Spanish royals attend the National Innovation and Design Awards, Valencia, Spain - 03 Jul 2020
This is the "National Innovation and Design Awards at Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias," and this is another very good look on Letizia.
Spanish Royals attend Covid-19 mass funera
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Spanish Royal Family: King Felipe VI of Spain, Queen Letizia of Spain, Princess of Asturias Leonor and Princess Sofia leave the La Almudena Cathedra lafter celebrate a mass for all the Spanish deaths of coronavirus, COVID-19 in Madrid on July 6, 2010.
Spanish Royals attend Covid-19 mass funeral, La Almudena Cathedral, Madrid, Spain - 06 Jul 2020
Finally, this is very sad, and moving; the whole family attended a mass for all the Spanish who died of coronavirus.
Queen Maxima visits the tourism sector in Zeeland
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Queen Maxima during a working visit to the tourism sector in the province of Zeeland.The queen visited climbing forest Zeeuwse Helden and camping Ons Buiten.
Queen Maxima visits the tourism sector in Zeeland, Oostkapelle, The Netherlands - 08 Jul 2020
Meanwhile, in the Netherlands, Max is visiting "the tourism sector in the province of Zeeland." No one is going to lose her in that suit.
Audience at Noordeinde Palace,
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Presentation of the credentials of the ambassador of the Republic of South Africa, Z.E. Vusimuzi Philemon Madonsela to King Willem-Alexander at Noordeinde palace in The Hague.
Audience at Noordeinde Palace, The Hague, Netherlands - 08 Jul 2020
How exciting to see someone else's carpet! This is the "presentation of the credentials of the ambassador of the Republic of South Africa, Z.E. Vusimuzi Philemon Madonsela," and it's fun that they wore matching looks for this. Per Google, the ambassador is extremely smart.
Queen Maxima visits the GGZ. Schage mental health service
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Queen Maxima during a working visit to the Mental Health Care (GGZ) service.
Queen Maxima visits the GGZ. Schage mental health service, Schagen, The Netherlands - 02 Jul 2020
This feels like it's ALMOST the business version of a bridesmaid's gown.