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1982, Prince Charles seen diving in the Solent to help with the raising of the Mary Rose, a ship that belonged to King Henry VIII. On the big day (October 11), “pins holding the lifting frame sheared, a steel line snapped and part of the 80 tonne frame smashed down on the hull.
Speaking after the accident, Prince Charles, President of the Mary Rose Trust, and a seasoned diver at the wreck spoke of his shock:


“I was slightly horrified but I thought the best thing to do was to be British and not panic.”“

1982, Prince Charles seen diving in the Solent to help with the raising of the Mary Rose, a ship that belonged to King Henry VIII. On the big day (October 11), “pins holding the lifting frame sheared, a steel line snapped and part of the 80 tonne frame smashed down on the hull.

Speaking after the accident, Prince Charles, President of the Mary Rose Trust, and a seasoned diver at the wreck spoke of his shock:

“I was slightly horrified but I thought the best thing to do was to be British and not panic.”“

quatre1six:

I name this ship Britannia. I wish success to her and to all who sail in her.

-Queen Elizabeth II christens the royal yacht, 16 April 1953.

[The family’s last cruise in 1997] was very emotional, and you know, very sad for Granny as well because it was a massive part of her life and her growing up. I think it says up there when you go look around it, there’s a picture of her and it says, “The place where I feel most free,” which just says it all.

-Zara Tindall

The Duke and Duchess of Windsor aboard the SS United States liner (pictured below). Picked up in France, they were on their way to the US for a Christmas vacation with friends. Picture taken in 1954.

The Duke and Duchess of Windsor aboard the SS United States liner (pictured below). Picked up in France, they were on their way to the US for a Christmas vacation with friends. Picture taken in 1954.