Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall Current Events 26: August 2010-December 2014


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That suit looks really good on Camilla. It's cut close to the body and delineates her shape nicely. And the skirt shows her legs to great effect.
 
Yeah, Charles seem to enjoy his step-grandchildren.
 
I have often wondered how Camilla's grandchildren feel about Charles. Got my answer. Precious. Charles is a wonderful grandpa.
I thought the way Charles handled Eliza on the balcony after William and Cathrine's wedding revealed his ability to connect with his stepgrandchildren. She was totally relaxed when Charles took his turn at holding her so she could see over the top of the balcony.

That was a sweet moment and since it was part of his son's wedding I guess most people put their connection down the pre-wedding affairs, so it was nice to see him with all three of Laura kids. And that those kids were happy doing what kids do and Laura was totally relaxed and not at all worried about the kids annoying Charles.

I had to have a giggle at Eliza trying to check out Charles sporan! :lol:
 
So did I! Yes, I loved the moment at the wedding too.
 
I love the photos of Charles with his step-grandchildren. I like how he seems to be close to them as well. On another note - gosh, little Eliza has grown a lot since William and Catherine's wedding, at first I didn't recognize her. I remember when she bought that wiggly worm along to the official photographs. :D

When I went to Clarence House, I saw that Charles had a photograph of one of Laura's children at their christening on his mini grand piano, which just goes to show that he cares a lot about his step-grandchildren as well as George, which is lovely to see.
 
It's always lovely to see families interacting with each other, and the moments between Charles and his wife's grandkids is no exception. Eliza seems to be at ease with Charles, and I think he's at ease with her as well. I'm sure he's known her all her life, so an attachment is not at all surprising.
 
When I went to Clarence House, I saw that Charles had a photograph of one of Laura's children at their christening on his mini grand piano, which just goes to show that he cares a lot about his step-grandchildren as well as George, which is lovely to see.

Details please. What room was the photo in? Who else was in the photograph.

Here are more picture of Camilla's grandchildren.

Camilla's grandchildren appear hesitant when approaching Charles.
Prince Charles bonds with Duchess of Cornwall's grandchildren - hellomagazine.com
 
Are you looking at all the photos?

Eliza is clinging to her grandmother.
 
You and I don't use the same dictionary! Our definitions of hesitant are a little different! They seem comfortable with him to me. No offense- I respect your opinion...

I tend to agree with you; the kids seem pretty comfortable with the Prince of Wales, but like you, I respect the opinion of the poster.

Are you looking at all the photos?

Eliza is clinging to her grandmother.

I see what you're saying, but we don't know what context that was in. I've had interactions with kids who would cling to their parents, and used that as a way to engage me in play. Maybe she was trying to pretend as if Charles can't see her by hiding behind grandma. I worked with a little girl who loved that game, and played it with me every morning during the school year. It was a way for her ease the separation from her mom.
 
There are a couple of still photos of Charles with his hands on a child and people are trying to read into that that the children either get on well with him, or are hesitant around him.

I see two girls who are comfortable enough with Charles to give him a hug and to get up close and sort of personal and nothing more.

It is also possible that their parents stressed that Charles and grandma were 'working' and that therefore they had to be on their best behaviour and not simply behave the way they could behave at home with running up to them or cuddling or whatever...
 
Camilla grandsons know how to wait until their grandmother finishes her work.

There was a video on news.itnsource.com of Camilla grandsons, Louis & Gus waiting to greet their grandmother while she was on a royal engagement. It was on October 22, 2012 at Marborough Townhall in Wiltshire. They were 2 years old.
 
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Are you looking at all the photos?

Eliza is clinging to her grandmother.


Well she clearly felt sufficiently at ease with him to go and poke his sporran.

And in the photo of her with the Duchess, the Prince has a number of officials behind/with him. Maybe it's they she feels shy of.


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I looked at the pictures in the Daily Mail and Hello. I don't think they seem hesitant at all. The little girl is very inquisitive. The twin boys are younger- the one that hugging Prince Charles actually seems more to be clinging to him, probably because they are in a big crowd. They seem to be a close family.

Here are more picture of Camilla's grandchildren.

Camilla's grandchildren appear hesitant when approaching Charles.
Prince Charles bonds with Duchess of Cornwall's grandchildren - hellomagazine.com[/QUOTE]





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I see a lovely interaction between grandpa and grandkids. It is important to keep in our memory that a picture only frames 0,00001 second and that the same picture two seconds later can show a total different image.
 
Details please. What room was the photo in? Who else was in the photograph.

I got the impression that you don't believe this particular part of my post. I did indeed visit Clarence House, and the photograph was of Laura, her husband, Louis and Gus (correction then – two of Laura's children) as well as a few other people, although I couldn't identify them. I reckon they were the godparents. I seem to remember that the photo was in some kind of sitting room, although since the rooms at Clarence House aren't named and we didn't have audio guides to tell us what room it was, I wasn't able to catch the exact room the photograph was in.

You sound as if this is a detective's investigation, and you need every detail that's there.
 
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I got the impression that you don't believe this particular part of my post. I did indeed visit Clarence House, and the photograph was of Laura, her husband, Louis and Gus (correction then – two of Laura's children) as well as a few other people, although I couldn't identify them. I reckon they were the godparents. I seem to remember that the photo was in some kind of sitting room, although since the rooms at Clarence House aren't named and we didn't have audio guides to tell us what room it was, I wasn't able to catch the exact room the photograph was in.

You sound as if this is a detective's investigation, and you need every detail that's there.

I think she was interested in what you saw not that she did not believe you.

Thank you for the link to your post. I only saw what you wrote about Buckingham Palace, where is your post about Clarence House?
 
I think she was interested in what you saw not that she did not believe you.

Thank you for the link to your post. I only saw what you wrote about Buckingham Palace, where is your post about Clarence House?

I did say that that was the impression that I got, so I apologise if that wasn't Queen Camilla's actual opinion on my post. I tend to jump to the incorrect conclusion at times and overthink people's replies to me.

You're welcome - my reference to Clarence House is included in the little paragraph just below the larger paragraph about Buckingham Palace. I mention that I learnt that Prince George has roast dinner with Charles and Camilla every Sundays, and that it was fun to see their books on the bookcases.
 
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I did say that that was the impression that I got, so I apologise if that wasn't Queen Camilla's actual opinion on my post.

You're welcome - my reference to Clarence House is included in the little paragraph just below the larger paragraph about Buckingham Palace. I mention that I learnt that Prince George has roast dinner with Charles and Camilla every Sundays, and that it was fun to see their books on the bookcases.

Tone is a hard thing to read in posts. :flowers:

I was a little confused because you mentioned you would "post the next part of your post in this thread" and thought there would be an additional post. I misread. :):flowers:
 
Tone is a hard thing to read in posts. :flowers:

I was a little confused because you mentioned you would "post the next part of your post in this thread" and thought there would be an additional post. I misread. :):flowers:

Yes that is true - things sometimes seem harsher online somtimes (I'm not saying that I thought Queen Camilla was being harsh, don't get me wrong), because you can't hear the poster's tone of voice to determine what their opinion about your comment is.

That's OK, I said that I was going to post the next part of my post in the Buckingham Palace thread, because I didn't have as much to say about Clarence House than I did Buckingham Palace, as there was more to see at the latter. Another reason why I said that was because I thought that mentioning Clarence House in a Buckingham Palace thread might be viewed as off-topic to some.

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Yes that is true - things sometimes seem harsher online somtimes (I'm not saying that I thought Queen Camilla was being harsh, don't get me wrong), because you can't hear the poster's tone of voice to determine what their opinion about your comment is.

That's OK, I said that I was going to post the next part of my post in the Buckingham Palace thread, because I didn't have as much to say about Clarence House than I did Buckingham Palace, as there was more to see at the latter. Another reason why I said that was because I thought that mentioning Clarence House in a Buckingham Palace thread might be viewed as off-topic to some.

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I did not see a thread for Clarence House, which I find odd. Or, I am missing something, again? ;)
 
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