Queen Elizabeth returned to Windsor (along with her beloved corgi)

There are now a few hours to goofficial start of the celebrations for the Platinum Jubilee of the Queen Elizabeth. After a long weekend spent in Balmoral to recover the energies, the same sovereign is returned to London, where she has a calendar waiting for her full of commitments: in the meantime she was photographed in Scotlandclose to the airport of Aberdeenwhere she embarked for return to England.

Sunglasses e pastel dress, Her Majesty was sitting on the passenger seat and, passing in front of the photographers, he did a greeting with the hand. On the rear bench, the reporters immortalized a staff member together with one of the loved ones corgi: difficult to know which dog it is, of course it is – as emphasized by the Daily Mail – who could not miss the celebrations for the 70 years of reign.

Among other things, just a Balmoralthe place of the heart of the monarchSaturday 4 June in his honor will arrive 70 corgi in the front lawn the royal residence. But she will be in Englandof course, but it is not yet clear where: according to some tabloidthat day will miss the beloved Epsom Derby – it would be the third time since he’s on the throne – to participate on Lilibet’s first birthdaydaughter of the Sussexes.

Yes, because the Prince Harry And Meghan Markle are expected in the shadow of the Big Ben together with their two children: as resigned as senior members of Windso houser, it seems that they will not go up to the balcony of Buckingham Palace on 2 June on the occasion of Trooping the Colorhowever, it is likely that they will take part in the Thanksgiving feature which will take place the next day at the church of St. Paul.

And the Queen? During the military parade in honor of his birthday, he should greet the crowd from above. Then it is not clear to whom, gods many scheduled events, will be able to participate. However, she is back in London: now the party it can really begin.

Kate Middleton on the red carpet in Cannes, shakes hands with Tom Cruise
Kate Middleton, the queen of royal parties at Buckingham Palace
William, the prince of the people (in the footsteps of mother Diana)
Kate and William will not be in London over the Jubilee weekend

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