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10-17-2016, 04:41 PM
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I dont understand the rolling chair picture at all.
The pictures are lovely but there is no warmth to them, maybe it's the cold white background which makes the images looked photoshopped on.
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Re the rolling chair picture - he's a boy, it has wheels, nothing more needs to be said.
Have to agree with you about the cold white background, though. But their naturalness and smiles make up for it.
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10-17-2016, 05:26 PM
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Beautiful family and darling pictures.
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10-18-2016, 04:49 AM
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What is to understand about it?! A small boy running wild rolling with a chair present....! Never seen it?
IMO from these photos goes great warmth and love out.
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Re the rolling chair picture - he's a boy, it has wheels, nothing more needs to be said.
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Thats fine and thats normal for a young boy to do so but as official pictures, IMO thats not my cup of tea. Maybe that could've been a picture released later not as part of the official selection.
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10-18-2016, 05:02 AM
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Thats fine and thats normal for a young boy to do so but as official pictures, IMO thats not my cup of tea. Maybe that could've been a picture released later not as part of the official selection.
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"On the occasion of the Crown Prince Couple's copper wedding on November 14 emits Post Greenland today a new stamp. Here is the new stamp and a number of pictures from the photo session where the images for the stamp was taken."
I could be wrong, but as I see it, the stamp and the photo taken for that was "the official picture" and the photos of the kids was just added to the post as an extra, including the photo with the chair, just because it was a nice photo.
F&M probably used the opportunity to have a couple of photos taken of their children.
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10-18-2016, 11:35 AM
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10-18-2016, 12:37 PM
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"On the occasion of the Crown Prince Couple's copper wedding on November 14 emits Post Greenland today a new stamp. Here is the new stamp and a number of pictures from the photo session where the images for the stamp was taken."
I could be wrong, but as I see it, the stamp and the photo taken for that was "the official picture" and the photos of the kids was just added to the post as an extra, including the photo with the chair, just because it was a nice photo.
F&M probably used the opportunity to have a couple of photos taken of their children.
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agree.
Only the family portrait is the official picture. More info on the postage stamp
https://www.stamps.gl/en/copper-wedd...y-frederikmary
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10-18-2016, 09:51 PM
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I love it! The pictures are great!
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10-19-2016, 02:03 PM
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10-19-2016, 05:48 PM
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 cheeky article  and Mary does look fantastic in "19 different patterns"
a small news clip from Australia about the stamp
https://twitter.com/9NewsAUS/status/788603079511998464
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10-20-2016, 04:52 PM
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Peta 'slams' Danish royals for animal fur stamp photo. Peta gives the same treatment to the British royals.
William and Catherine wore fur in Canada's north and it caused 'outrage' as well
https://www.thelocal.dk/20161020/pet...imal-fur-stamp
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10-21-2016, 09:00 AM
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 Bah!
A bunch of fanatic ignorants, who ruin so much for serious animal protection associations.
BB writes this week that Frederik was injured at a private birthday-event for Christian - where he and some mates jumped in trampolines. - And so did Frederik...
After the fall Frederik was seen walking to the PET-car with at least one bodyguard, while he was holding a bag of ice against his neck.
- That is perhaps not the most prudent thing to do if you have hurt your neck. And both Frederik and the PET officers should know better.
But being a man and dad myself it's preferable to play hard and cool in the presence of your children (and their friends) rather than do the sensible thing and remain where you are. 
BB is pretty uninformative DRF-wise this week, so scans will eventually be uploaded in the general-thread.
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10-21-2016, 06:18 PM
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Perhaps their doctor-friend Christian (can´t remember the name) was with them and stayed back to look after the children, but said ok for CP Frederik to walk?
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10-22-2016, 01:37 AM
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The new stamp is beautiful! I still adore the fact that all three different costumes are represented with the four children, it's such a nice tribute as opposed to normally just seeing the royals in the West Greenlandic costume. And I think we can rest assured the stamp will be very well-received on Greenland
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 Bah!
A bunch of fanatic ignorants, who ruin so much for serious animal protection associations.
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I absolutely couldn't agree more. Especially considering using skin and fur is an integral part of Greenlandic culture going back to the Inuits who used it to survive the cold.
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I think the stamps are wonderful, and I like how candid and "in the moment" they appear to be (or at least, to me). I've never made the connection before though in the photo of them together, Christian and Isabella look a lot like each other. My favourite photo is the one of the four children together.
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I absolutely couldn't agree more. Especially considering using skin and fur is an integral part of Greenlandic culture going back to the Inuits who used it to survive the cold.
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That's a very good point to raise and I agree with you both. It was unnecessary for Peta to attack the CP couple about this "issue", given the circumstances.
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10-23-2016, 06:57 PM
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Peta are not the credible organization they would like to be. Especially after so many outrageous claims in the past. They just sound desperate these days.
I think the photos are wonderful and warm and show the children behaving naturally. I bet they are a handful at times, as so many children can be.
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10-24-2016, 12:13 PM
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The new Greenlandic stamps of the Crown Prince family are indeed wonderful
I found this picture - 10 years between these stamps of the Crown Prince family - much more children have come to the world since 2006...
https://scontent-arn2-1.xx.fbcdn.net...b3&oe=58AD7B29
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10-24-2016, 05:01 PM
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(Does this belongs in this thread or in the threads of Queen Margrethe and Prince Henrik? To the admits: Feel free to remove it to the correct thread  )
BT newspaper's front page today: Queen Margrethe praises her daughter-in-law - I admire Mary
Ydmyg Margrethe skamroser Kronprinsesse Mary
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Queen Margrethe has never hide how how fond she is of her daugther-in-law, Crown Princess Mary, and in a new book she did not hide her admiration for her daughter-in-law's brave and tireless work for socially vulnerable - both nationally and internationally.
Queen Margrethe says she would not have the format to to that.
Denmark's Queen praise Crown Princess Mary for her social work at home with the Mary Foundation and the Crown Princess's engagement in the international working group 'Women Deliver', which globally works to give women the right to decide over her own body and sexuality.
"It is great. She can something that I really haven't could at her age," says the Queen, and continues:
"I'm glad it was not me who had to wait to be queen, so am I afraid that people would have thought that I was a rather empty shell," says the Queen.
"Well, I was become a Queen when I was the age that she has now, so it gave itself that there were things I didn't. But I could not had done them as she can. Conversely, Mary really masters to do such things, and I think that's really good!"
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BT online only gives you a short version of Margrethe's word. I read them all in the paper version on my work today, and it's a shame BT online didn't publish them all. The Queen also talks about how fond she is of Frederik and Henrik.
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10-26-2016, 07:38 AM
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 A look at the more serious aspects of Mary's life. Could be interesting.
Any DK members going to have a look?
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10-26-2016, 01:05 PM
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Thanks Eya 
Sounds good. Sounds like a very informative and serious book about Mary's big and important work with the Mary Foundation.
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"A new book, written in Danish, is due to be released on 1 November about Crown Princess Mary of Denmark and her charitable endeavours.
The 200-page book entitled, Mary – Princess of the Heart has been written by Helle Bygum in collaboration with those who have worked with the Crown Princess on the Mary Fund, the Danish Refugee Council, and the Danish Heart Foundation. Her foundation, the Mary Fund, will celebrate its 10-year anniversary in 2017.
The book will give a deep look into Denmark’s Crown Princess and future queen. The aim of the biography is to explain how Her Royal Highness has redefined the meaning of being Crown Princess of Denmark. Mary – Princess of the Heart will talk about her trips across the globe fighting for the causes she holds most dear. These causes include women’s rights, domestic abuse sufferers, the lonely, and underprivileged youth. The Crown Princess has championed these causes in Greenland, Africa, Denmark, and in many other countries across the world. It will also consist of official photos, as well as family portraits.
The Mary Foundation will take centre stage in the book, and her passionate work with the Danish Heart Foundation will also be touched on. The Crown Princess lost her mother to heart disease in 1997, which has served as her inspiration for her work with the Danish Heart Foundation and the creation of the Mary Foundation.
The Crown Princess recently returned from visits to Greenland and the United States, with the former in her capacity as chairman of The Mary Foundation. While there, Her Royal Highness opened and participated in the conference entitled, “Domestic Violence – A Shared Responsibility”.
Helle Bygum is a former DR journalist, where she was employed for 24 years, with the Danish Royal Family as her focus. She has also written The Royal House Greenland, 10 years – Crown Prince Couple’s 10-year Wedding Anniversary, and Margrethe – My Life in Pictures."
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The Danish book, which was published by Lindhardt and Ringhof, can be purchased at this link:
https://www.saxo.com/dk/mary-prinses..._9788711449844
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Sounds like an interesting book and it's nice to read Queen M's quotes, she seems very fond of Mary and what she does. Im sure she knows that Mary would be a great Queen one day.
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