On the fifth and last day of their official visit to India, King Carl Gustaf and Queen Silvia continued to make visits relating to environmental protection and biodiversity. The King and Queen visited Van Gujjar village in Jim Corbett National Park to discuss and learn about the group's traditional farming and animal husbandry. The King and Queen met with representatives of the Van Gujjar community, a former nomadic forest tribe. It is the only Muslim forest dwelling community in the country. |
These two are a fun couple.Like their casual outfits,now they are like every one else.Nice change.
ReplyDeleteThe King and Queen look appropriately dress for a trip to a farm. To me, the greatest things about these photos are the two little boys who cling to their father (assuming) in total disregard for everything going on around them. They are adorable.
ReplyDeleteA marvellous tour. It has been very productive. The King and Queen look terrific in their casual wear which is perfect for the occasion.
ReplyDeleteDoes this king EVER laugh?
ReplyDeleteElenor
Oh yes he does laugh, a lot. He is laughing when appropiate, not just because there is a camera in front of him. This trip with all the 'outdoor' activities is very close to the King's heart and he takes it very seriously.
DeleteAnd in a couple of days they will be back at home dressing for the Nobel gala... :-) Nice to see that they are still physically fit enough for these kind of trips!
ReplyDeleteReka
I am very impressed with commitments of King Carl Gustaf and Queen Silvia of Sweden to protection of environment. Please take a safe trip back home for the Nobel Prize Award Ceremony
ReplyDeleteQuelle superbe visite.. Le roi et la reine sont vêtus décontractés parfaitement pour cette occasion !
ReplyDeleteeen leuk stel.
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