The Queen and the Prince of Wales enjoyed a walk in the grounds of Frogmore House, Windsor, in two images released to mark the Easter weekend, nut taken on March 23rd. Due to the current restrictions, the annual Easter Service at St George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle will not go ahead, but the ease in rules has allowed the Queen and Prince to walk together near Windsor Castle, where the Queen has been spending lockdown. This was the first public meeting between the Queen and Prince since the Reception at the end of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s Royal Train Tour in December. The pictures were taken by Getty Images Photographer Chris Jackson, who also took the Prince’s 70th Birthday Portraits.
🌱🎥 ‘Planting a tree is a statement of hope and faith in the future.’
The Prince of Wales, Patron, recalls planting the first Jubilee tree in the grounds of Windsor Castle alongside The Queen, during the planting season (October - March). #queensgreencanopy pic.twitter.com/i1jkjzhIbT
— The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) May 17, 2021
Embed from Getty ImagesThe Queen and Prince of Wales planted an oak at Windsor in March, to launch the ‘Queen’s Green Canopy’ to mark her Platinum Jubilee next year! ⁰⁰Learn More: https://t.co/pQXxmSw4a8 pic.twitter.com/SqHCiYcGkw
— The Royal Watcher (@saadsalman719) May 17, 2021
🌲 From June, schools and community groups can apply for three million free @qgcanopy saplings through the @WoodlandTrust.
📸 Those who have planted a tree can submit a photograph to the @qgcanopy interactive map, which will be used to track Jubilee tree plantings from October. pic.twitter.com/icHCMJX5cO
— The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) May 17, 2021
🌱🎥 ‘Planting a tree is a statement of hope and faith in the future.’
The Prince of Wales, Patron, recalls planting the first Jubilee tree in the grounds of Windsor Castle alongside The Queen, during the planting season (October - March). #queensgreencanopy pic.twitter.com/i1jkjzhIbT
The Queen and Prince of Wales planted an oak at Windsor in March, to launch the ‘Queen’s Green Canopy’ to mark her Platinum Jubilee next year! ⁰⁰Learn More: https://t.co/pQXxmSw4a8 pic.twitter.com/SqHCiYcGkw
— The Royal Watcher (@saadsalman719) May 17, 2021🌲 From June, schools and community groups can apply for three million free @qgcanopy saplings through the @WoodlandTrust.
📸 Those who have planted a tree can submit a photograph to the @qgcanopy interactive map, which will be used to track Jubilee tree plantings from October. pic.twitter.com/icHCMJX5cO
UPDATE: The Prince of Wales planted an oak at Windsor to start the nationwide ‘Queen’s Green Canopy‘ to mark the Queen’s historic Platinum Jubilee in 2022, in ‘Plant a Tree for the Jubilee’. In 70 years on the throne, the Queen has planted 1,500 new trees around the world.
“It is hard to believe that two years have passed since my mother and I planted a tree in Windsor Great Park to mark the commencement of The Queen’s Green Canopy.” pic.twitter.com/djjCdbpBIu
— The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) April 2, 2023
“It is hard to believe that two years have passed since my mother and I planted a tree in Windsor Great Park to mark the commencement of The Queen’s Green Canopy.” pic.twitter.com/djjCdbpBIu
— The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) April 2, 2023As The Queen’s Green Canopy (QGC) initiative comes to end, The King and The Prince of Wales have planted an Acer tree in the gardens of Sandringham House. The King said:
It is hard to believe that two years have passed since my mother and I planted a tree in Windsor Great Park to mark the commencement of The Queen’s Green Canopy. As the second planting season draws to a close, and with it this vitally important initiative, I particularly wanted to express my heartfelt thanks to everyone from across the United Kingdom who has helped to plant over three million trees to create an enduring legacy in Queen Elizabeth’s name.
This project has shown how simple, practical and positive gestures can make a big difference, and I can think of no more fitting tribute to Her late Majesty’s seventy-year reign.
CHARLES R.
Very special to take this photograph of The Queen and The Prince of Wales in the historic grounds of Frogmore House that has been released tonight. It feels especially poignant as hopefully we will ALL be seeing a bit more of out families over the coming days and weeks 🙏🏻 🐣 pic.twitter.com/GKsghaWcFv
— Chris Jackson (@ChrisJack_Getty) April 2, 2021
Very special to take this photograph of The Queen and The Prince of Wales in the historic grounds of Frogmore House that has been released tonight. It feels especially poignant as hopefully we will ALL be seeing a bit more of out families over the coming days and weeks 🙏🏻 🐣 pic.twitter.com/GKsghaWcFv
— Chris Jackson (@ChrisJack_Getty) April 2, 2021
May prosperity of Britain and the Commonwealth continue to reign
These are such excellent photos, maybe because they were taken at the spur of the moment instead of being posed. Mother and son look so comfortable, enjoying their walk amongst the flowers. They look ready to weather any storm together! Lovely!