LadyFinn
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Painting of the king, made some years ago
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The Royal Court informed this morning that the King had to pull out of the the Bishop Service at Uppsala on Sunday because of the heavy cold he has been suffering. They said that his schedule for the rest of the week is unaffected.
If I recall correctly The King did some work with SIDA for a few months in the late sixties and travelled through Ethiopia and Kenya totally incognitoHistorian Herman Lindqvist tells at his column in Svensk Damtidning, that king Carl Gustaf got his first National Geographic Magazine when he was ten years old. The king has told Lindqvist that he has saved every monthly magazine after that, and now he has 750 National Geographic Magazines.
When Carl Gustaf was young, he had his grandfather's brother prince Wilhelm in Stenhammar, with whom he talked about travelling, Wilhelm had been at long expeditions in Africa and South America when he was young.
King Carl Gustaf's dream was to become a kind of explorer, travel there where no one has ever been and make the journey without a follow-up of bodyguards, functionaries and a watch and day program in the hand, smashing photographers and people he must meet which he really did not want to see at all. Now, after forty-six years as a king, he has seen most corners of the world. He has conducted 82 state visits and with all trips to the Olympics, exhibitions and campaigns for Sweden plus all his own highly private trips, he has been in far over 100 countries. It is the nature and the animals that attract him most of all, the only weapon he wants with him is his camera.
Historian Herman Lindqvist tells at his column in Svensk Damtidning, that king Carl Gustaf got his first National Geographic Magazine when he was ten years old. The king has told Lindqvist that he has saved every monthly magazine after that, and now he has 750 National Geographic Magazines.
When Carl Gustaf was young, he had his grandfather's brother prince Wilhelm in Stenhammar, with whom he talked about travelling, Wilhelm had been at long expeditions in Africa and South America when he was young.
King Carl Gustaf's dream was to become a kind of explorer, travel there where no one has ever been and make the journey without a follow-up of bodyguards, functionaries and a watch and day program in the hand, smashing photographers and people he must meet which he really did not want to see at all. Now, after forty-six years as a king, he has seen most corners of the world. He has conducted 82 state visits and with all trips to the Olympics, exhibitions and campaigns for Sweden plus all his own highly private trips, he has been in far over 100 countries. It is the nature and the animals that attract him most of all, the only weapon he wants with him is his camera.
They often spend Easter in their house in Storlien. The King inherited the house from his parents who received it as a wedding gift in 1932.where spend the royal couple the easter holiday?
They often spend Easter in their house in Storlien. The King inherited the house from his parents who received it as a wedding gift in 1932.