Well, while it seems the Queen wants awkward bones to be left tucked up in their urn in Westminster Abbey, Prince Charles is more curious about the whole “Princes in the Tower” mystery. Maybe he’ll even probe enough to reveal the truth at last. I do hope so!
To read more, go to This Express article.
[…] main reason, and perhaps the only reason, why the bones in the urn in Westminster Abbey supposed to be those of the sons of Edward IV […]
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[…] (thank you to my friend Diana Whitty for finding the entirely appropriate photograph) it seems that royalty is definitely up to drawing the odd pint or too. Richard must have started a […]
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[…] needed to halt a virtual haemorrhage of endangered skills, and who better to drum up support than His Royal Highness, Prince of Wales, who is always at the forefront of matters concerning our heritage. The prize at the end of the […]
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[…] own craft. The winner will get to present their work to the “Prince of Wales” (now Charles III, of […]
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[…] it first surfaced that Charles’s thoughts on the urn differed from those of his mother (see here https://murreyandblue.org/2020/11/14/prince-charles-poised-to-solve-550-year-old-royal-mystery-on-th…😉 but now it’s in the headlines again. I don’t know if there has been some new […]
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