Another video from The Prince’s Rainforests Project, this time featuring corporate leaders along with the Prince of Wales and his friend the frog:
Earlier this month, the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall visited London’s Swaminarayan School and Neasden Temple to mark the Hindu festival of Holi.
A video about Poundbury, built in Dorset on Duchy of Cornwall land to the Prince of Wales’s architectural principles:
Socialite Tara Palmer-Tomkinson reportedly claims she “has kissed Britain’s Prince Charles every day since she was four years old.”
Video: Guardian cartoonist Steve Bell draws (and criticizes) Britain’s Prince of Wales, who celebrated his 60th birthday on Friday. (Warning: Some bad language.)
How much do you know about Prince Charles?
(I scored 18 out of a possible 25.)
A look at the life of Prince Charles’s once-famous old flame “Kanga” Tryon, who (like Princess Diana) died in 1997:
Royal affair killed ‘Kanga’
Teenage drunks turn Charles’s dream village into nightmare hell, say residents
You can learn about Prince Charles’s views on community planning at The Prince’s Foundation for the Built Environment website.
BBC royal correspondent Nicholas Witchell talks about the day Prince Charles called him “awful.”
It’s Talk Like a Pirate Day, and I wrote this post usin’ this online English-to-Pirate translator from the original Talk Like a Pirate Day website.
But rather than doin’ all t’ talkin’ meself, I thought I’d see how Prince Charles sounds in pirate-speak, so here’s a quote from a recent speech o’ his, translated into pirate-talk:
“Ladies and gentlemen, with t’ crisis o’ climate change and t’ risin’ cost o’ food, never has it been so important t’ take immediate action t’ protect marine life and enaye t’ sustainable management o’ t’ many resources and benefits that our seas provide t’ us all.”
Aaar, royal matey, I couldn’t have said it better meself.
Follow me on Twitter 
Recent Comments