Celebrates Holyrood Week.
Queen Elizabeth attended Edinburgh in a good mood. The 96-year-old lives in the Holyroodhouse Palace, her official royal residence in Scotland, and as head of the Armed Forces in the United Kingdom, she watched the army, navy and air force take part in a parade in the palace gardens.
In fact, as the queen made her entrance, the royal greeting that was given excited many. Then, Lord Lyon, presented three senior representatives from the services to His Majesty.
The Lieutenant-General addressed Queen Elizabeth, saying: ».
The queen replied: “I return this key to the custody of my Governor, Edinburgh Castle, as a token of gratitude for the symbolic act of faith of our armed forces, assured of your allegiance to your oath.” She seems to be celebrating Holyrood Week, also known as Royal Week, in Scotland until Friday 1 July with many other members of her family.
On Monday, he went out with the Earl and Countess of Wessex for the key ceremony. The keys to the city were symbolically handed over to her by Lord Provost, and the tradition then dictates that she return them, entrusting their safekeeping to the elected officials of Edinburgh.
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