| On the third day of official visit of Danish Crown Prince family to Faroe Islands, Crown Prince Frederik, Crown Princess Mary, Prince Christian, Princess Isabella, Princess Josephine and Prince Vincent visited Bakkafrost company, and Bylgjan Sports Hall in Runavik. The Crown prince family met with the local sports organizations. |
| Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary took part in a sailing tour to Haldórsvík. During the tour, they sailed under “The Streymin Bridge”, which connects the Faroes’ two largest islands together. On the sailing tour, the Crown Prince Couple saw the Faroes’ highest waterfall Fossá. |
I liked, that they where wearing traditonal clothes of the region.
ReplyDeleteBut 3 days in a row? It doesn't look very "honest" anymore imho
Yes,they looks lovely but I want to see another clothes which makes a diference between one day and another.
DeleteI think they wore the clothing every day because they visited new towns, and wanted too show their respect to the country.
ReplyDeleteah, that's a good point I didn't think about, yet.
DeleteThey look ridiculous
ReplyDeleteNo they don't.
DeleteAgree with you Franny. Gabriella must have another culture, if can be called that way.
DeleteYes they do! It is ridiculous to wear that clothes only to make PR for how nice we are to this country. Faraoe Island is a country who needs to be criticise for killing whales in a horrible way.
ReplyDeleteOf course royals job are waving and smiling all the time,so royals are perhaps only important for people who needs fancy clothes and pictures of a family who seems to be nice.....entertainment roles.
Traditional clothes have another meaning in the North of EUrope than in some other countries.
DeleteHow does one kill whales in a nice way? The whales are killed instantly - the only difference between whales and beef cattle is the majority of people don't visit the abattoir to see the slaughter whereas the whale slaughter takes place in public.
DeleteAnd I fail to see how your disapproval of the whale killing has any bearing on whether a traditional costume, worn to honour a culture is ridiculous. The one has nothing to do with the other. Calling traditional costume ridiculous is insulting.
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