Christmas at Sandringham 2004-2006

[micas]

some more, i hope none be reapet....

[micas]

and more..............

[Frances]

Those pictures are great,micas!
A Christmas message from the Queen.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/media/news_web...67_nb_16x9.asx

[micas]

The last 2 pics.

[sara1981]

we would like see British Royal Family traditional for christmas services include HM Queen and member of Royal Family.

and also Prince William's girlfriend Kate would join with him at christmas services

but i cant wait see Sophie's daughter Lady Louise to join at services or not because Louise is 2 years old.

im not sure about have join with non-member of Royal Family? but we have wait and see what happened from HM Queen's intives.

[corazon]

may be we can see in the broadcast like the last year, I hope.

[HMQueenElizabethII]

Yah, it most likely the same as last year, but im sure this year it may have more focus on the new member of the Royal Family-The Duchess of Cornwall.This year 2005, most achievements must be for the Duchess who has made it-this year 2005, so fascinating.

[Marengo]

Although I am impressed by the Duchess of Cornwall, it is HM Queen Elizabeth II herself who again and again impresses me most. She is still so active at an age where most people are long retired.

[HMQueenElizabethII]

Originally Posted by Marengo

Although I am impressed by the Duchess of Cornwall, it is HM Queen Elizabeth II herself who again and again impresses me most. She is still so active at an age where most people are long retired.

I'd agree with you, Marengo, yah through all the British Royal Family, the person to be the symbol i'd choose The Queen. The Queen has been doing really great work over these 50 years, and she is still works, works and works for England, the Commonwealth, bringing links between countries in the Commonwealth over those 50 years, most achievements must be for The Queen,i really wish Her Majesty can live more longer and longer, im sure i will be so sad if Her Majesty leave us.:(

[Marengo]

Well, at the moment she is still going strong and she might want to compete with her mother and her aunt Alice to become the eldest ever member of the british RF.

[paulette]

Christmas 2005 of the British Royals

Pls. continue to post news and pictures of their 2005 Christmas at the Queen's Norfolk Estate.

[fanletizia]

Traditional annual Christmas Day service at Sandringham, England, Sunday 25, Dec. 2005

from polfoto

[auntie]

Camilla seems really in awe, as if she can't contain her excitement. this is her first Sandrigham Christmas, isn't it?

[Warren]

Originally Posted by auntie

Camilla seems really in awe, as if she can't contain her excitement. this is her first Sandrigham Christmas, isn't it?

Yes, yet another first for the Duchess of Cornwall. 2005 has certainly been Camilla's year. Even a relatively short time ago who would have thought it?

[HMQueenElizabethII]

Wow!!!Really cool hat of the Duchess, she seems really exciting, it's the first time she attended Xmas with the Royal Family, not seeing the Queen yet...Anyone know if they have the broadcast of the Queen's Speech on CNN?

[CasiraghiTrio]

Originally Posted by Warren

Yes, yet another first for the Duchess of Cornwall. 2005 has certainly been Camilla's year. Even a relatively short time ago who would have thought it?

In yahoo news, the captions are saying that it's her first Sandringham Christmas "as a member of the royal family." I do seem to recall seeing Camilla attending church at Sandringham in previous years. Maybe her previous church attendances were not the Christmas Day service, though.
Are we all quite sure that Camilla has not attended the Christmas Day service before, only not as a royal obviously?