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Old 06-03-2006, 08:04 PM
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According to the article, a number of museums had expressed interest. Are museums really in such bad shape that they couldn't afford that sort of price?
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Old 06-19-2006, 11:54 AM
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I should certainly think that artifact from Charles I is worth MUCH more than pounds 4,000!
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Old 06-19-2006, 01:32 PM
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Windsor, United Kingdom: Britain's Queen Elizabeth II arrives at St George's Chapel in Windsor for the annual Garter Service, 19 June 2006. The Duke of York and the Earl of Wessex will be formally made Knights of the Garter. The Order of the Garter, established by Edward III in 1348, is the Queen's personal gift, without advice from government ministers.

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Old 06-19-2006, 02:55 PM
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Old 06-19-2006, 04:34 PM
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I`m glad to see Camilla again.
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Old 06-19-2006, 05:32 PM
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I believe Sarah may have come for the afternoon ceremonies but not the morning ceremonies- a possibility, but certainly not confirmed.
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Ive seen a few; Havent seen many of The Duke of York or Earl of Wessex.
Yes, that was disappointing. I expected to see more of Andrew and Edward. In fact this year I haven't seen as many pictures as last year.

I haven't found any of Sarah at the ceremony. She attended the Queen's Cup because there's a pic of her with Beatrice and Eugenie at the event but there's nothing for the Garter ceremony. Perhaps the reporter who broke the story about Sarah attending got the wrong event?
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Camilla's hat has way too many feathers! I usually like her hats, but this one is just starnge IMO.

Beatrice and Eugenie: they have such beautiful complexions! But I really dislike their clothes: I think the clothes look fussy and over-styled for such young girls. They fit badly and are unflattering. They look like they borrowed them (certainly Eugenie's blue jacket is the one Beatrice wore at the Trooping the Colors), and they don't fit well as a result or even suit their bodies well. They remind of their mother from her "royal" days when she tried too hard and often wore clothes which may have been stylish and expensive but did not suit her body type.
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Beatrice, especially, but also Eugenie, has the bad habit of clashing with herself. Their own clothes don't match. I guess they're still finding what works, but the problem seems to be that they are trying to mix fashionable clothes with what's deemed suitable for royalty. Unless you've got the budget to wear little other than Valentino or Chanel, that's a tough mix. Rather than trying to wear what's trendy, they might want to try wearing simple clothing that fits and photographs well, and save the trendy stuff for when they aren't having to conform to royal standards of dress.
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Not to make this a pick on the York girls...but I totally agree with the comments about what they wear. Their hats are too old for them, and the clothes are not flattering. They are beautiful young ladies and sometimes (okay a lot) do not dress appropriately for serious occassions but for their casual/not official occassions they always look great. And Beatrice...she has beautiful hair. Why does it always look unkempt. Can she put some curl to it?
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Camilla's hat has way too many feathers! I usually like her hats, but this one is just starnge IMO
It could be that it was designed with the huge white feather in the headpiece of the Garter regalia in mind, and if that is the case I think it is in keeping with the theme of the day.

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Not to make this a pick on the York girls...but I totally agree with the comments about what they wear. Their hats are too old for them, and the clothes are not flattering. They are beautiful young ladies and sometimes (okay a lot) do not dress appropriately for serious occassions but for their casual/not official occassions they always look great. And Beatrice...she has beautiful hair. Why does it always look unkempt. Can she put some curl to it?
They're both beautiful young ladies, but I think they look a mess! They could look stunning if dressed properly. I think they need a bit of professional advice and guidance as to what suits them. I'm sure there's a style that will suit their body shapes and allow them to look young and fashionable but still Royal. I think Beatrice should start tying her hair back somehow.
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Wow, Camilla looks like she has aged a great deal in #66. I am surprised she made the appearance.

I think Eugenie borrowed Beatrice's outfit from the Trooping The Colour.

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Both Beatrice and Eugenie look great . Camilla looked great as well
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Old 06-20-2006, 06:09 AM
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Wow, Camilla looks like she has aged a great deal in #66. I am surprised she made the appearance.
Well, the recent loss of her father probably has something to do with it.
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Good grace as duchess rejoins royal pageantry


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The Duchess of York was invited as a guest to the church service at St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle, after a request from Prince Andrew, to which the Queen agreed.
She was seated with the couple's two daughters, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, in the quire of the chapel, with guests of the other Garter Knights, though away from other members of the royal family.
The duchess, however, did not attend her former husband's investiture in the castle's Throne Room, nor the private lunch before the service. Neither was she invited to the tea afterwards.
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Did The Duchess of Cornwall ride in the carriage procession?
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Did The Duchess of Cornwall ride in the carriage procession?
Yes, she did.
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