Bookmarks for April 18th through April 26th
These are my links for April 18th through April 26th:
- Macrocat #11650: I am not pleased by this -
- Ancient Egypt: the Mythology -
- The Tunnels of Moose Jaw -
- Twing - Community Buzz -
- Links -
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These are my links for April 16th from 13:07 to 13:07:
- Welcome to www.doreenpayne.com - www.doreenpayne.com
- Facebook | Red Bend Catholic College, 1983 - 1988 - Facebook is a social utility that connects people with friends and others who work, study and live around them. People use Facebook to keep up with friends, upload an unlimited number of photos, share links and videos, and learn more about the people they
- My World -
- Life! -
- Underground — what they don’t want you to know - what they don’t want you to know
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IT WOULD make for a pleasant enough diversion on a Sunday afternoon, but could hardly be considered a suitable way to mark the day one exchanged marital vows with one’s dearly beloved.
Yesterday, on the occasion of their third wedding anniversary, Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall eschewed Parisian amour, or the luxury of a private yacht, for an altogether more pastoral destination - the village of Ballater.
Once in Royal Deeside, the couple did not head straight into Birkhall, their private residence on the nearby Balmoral Estate, for a candlelit dinner, nor did they decamp to the Cairngorms for a peaceful stroll. Instead, they chose to open an exact replica of the Victorian railway carriage, used by Queen Victoria in 1869 to travel between Windsor and Scotland.
It was quickly evident that Charles, dressed in a kilt of Gordon Highland tartan, was drifting into nostalgia but not necessarily for his wedding day. On countless occasions during his youth, he passed through Ballater’s humble rail station, and yesterday’s visit rekindled fond memories. “I have incredibly special memories of arriving and departing from here as a child,” he said. “It is wonderful to see it brought back to life.”
If a train station sparks Charles into talking happily of days gone by rather than a milestone in his marriage, it comes as no surprise to some observers. Among their circles of aides and close friends, there is some concern that their union is in crisis.
Some aides have suggested whereas Charles is said to relish the slow-paced, pedantic lifestyle a future king might be accustomed to, Camilla finds it inhibiting and cumbersome.
