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My baby boy, Jake

Context- Victoria pick Jake after school, as Jake went to his room… Victoria knew something was wrong but didn’t know what it was. As she walked into her son room to find him crying… as she quickly walked to him and comforted him… telling him, “It’s going to be alright, I’m here now… tell me what’s wrong?” As Jake told her that something kids were bullying him… (Don’t worry, Victoria made sure that those kids never bullied her son again! She didn’t do anything crazy! Don’t worry! Jake is 5 at this time)

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Australia is a vast and diverse country with stunning landscapes, vibrant cities, and unique wildlife. Whether you're interested in exploring the Outback, relaxing on beautiful beaches, or experiencing the cosmopolitan culture of cities like Sydney and Melbourne, there's something for everyone. Here's a guide to help you plan your travel in Australia:

1. Sydney:

Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge: Iconic landmarks offering spectacular views.

Bondi Beach: Famous for its golden sands and surfing culture.

Royal Botanic Garden: A tranquil escape near the city center.

2. Melbourne:

Federation Square and Flinders Street Station: Cultural and architectural landmarks.

Queen Victoria Market: A bustling market offering fresh produce, local crafts, and more.

Street Art in Hosier Lane: Explore Melbourne's vibrant street art scene.

3. Great Barrier Reef:

Cairns or Port Douglas: Gateway towns to explore the Great Barrier Reef through snorkeling or diving.

4. Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park:

Witness the iconic Uluru (Ayers Rock) and Kata Tjuta formations, especially during sunrise or sunset.

5. The Outback:

Consider a road trip through the Australian Outback for a unique and rugged experience.

6. The Whitsundays:

Sail or cruise around the stunning Whitsunday Islands with their white-sand beaches and clear waters.

7. Brisbane:

South Bank: Enjoy parks, restaurants, and cultural institutions along the Brisbane River.

Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary: Interact with Australian wildlife, including koalas and kangaroos.

8. Tasmania:

Explore the natural beauty of this island state, including Cradle Mountain National Park and Freycinet National Park.

9. The Daintree Rainforest:

Explore the ancient rainforest, home to diverse flora and fauna.

10. Perth:

Visit Kings Park and Botanic Garden for panoramic views of the city.

Explore the beaches of Fremantle and Cottesloe.

11. The Twelve Apostles:

Witness the dramatic limestone stacks along the Great Ocean Road in Victoria.

12. Sydney to Melbourne Coastal Drive:

Consider driving along the coastal route between these two major cities for breathtaking scenery.

13. Indigenous Experiences:

Engage in indigenous cultural experiences to learn about Australia's rich Aboriginal heritage.

14. Wine Regions:

Explore renowned wine regions such as Barossa Valley, Margaret River, and Hunter Valley.

15. National Parks:

Australia has numerous national parks offering diverse landscapes, from rainforests to deserts. Consider exploring Lamington National Park, Kakadu National Park, or Blue Mountains National Park.

Tips:

Travel Seasons: Australia's seasons are opposite to those in the Northern Hemisphere. December to February is summer, and June to August is winter.

Safety: Australia is generally safe, but be cautious of the country's unique wildlife, including spiders and snakes.

Transportation: Domestic flights are common for long distances, and renting a car is a great way to explore regional areas.

Australia offers a wide range of experiences, so tailor your itinerary to match your interests and preferences. Enjoy your travels Down Under!

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Nuova casa per Harry e Meghan: la regina regala loro l'Adelaide Cottage

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Nuova casa per Harry e Meghan: la regina regala loro l'Adelaide Cottage

New home for Harry and Meghan: the queen gives them Adelaide Cottage When one thinks of the United Kingdom one can not but think of his countryside, the hills, his bucolic villages, the typical and delightful cottages It is well known that the Queen herself loves country life and, as soon as she can, does not hesitate to take refuge in her dwellings far from the city at Windsor, Balmoral and Sandrigham, which she prefers to the most famous and sumptuous Buckingham Palace

Elizabeth II loves to share this passion with her family and that is why, every now and then, she usually gives her loved ones one of her country estates It happened in 2011 with the newlyweds William and Kate that they received as a wedding gift the cottage of Anmer Hall at Sandrigham and it happened again now: it seems that his majesty has given to Harry and Meghan the Adelaide Cottage, in the Windsor House Park Adelaide Cottage: anything but small and modest The Adelaide Cottage, built in 1831 at the behest of King William IV, who donated it to his wife, Queen Adelaide, has for years been home to court dignitaries and their families The most famous name is that of Peter Townsend, for seven years impossible love (because divorced) of Princess Margaret, sister of the queen

The cottage was also the place where Queen Victoria often sought refuge for her breakfasts or afternoon teas Characterized by the ornate, ornate style typical of Romanticism, the cottage, in spite of its simple white and pink façade, is anything but modest inside The master bedroom has a sloping roof and is decorated with dolphins and sailor knots from the Royal George, a royal 19th century yacht In the cottage, with a slate roof, there is a Greek-Egyptian style marble fireplace Destination for the weekend or main residence ?

We still do not know if the Duke and the Duchess of Sussex will choose the cottage as a main residence or as a refuge for weekend getaways, to get away from the chaotic London and, above all, the paparazzi According to the Daily Mail, Harry and Meghan would have already made an inspection and would have fallen in love with it, so much to choose it as a main residence instead of Kensington Palace, which would become, at that point, a simple point of support in case of commitments in the English capital The cottage, in fact, would like the dukes of Sussex not only for its proximity to London but above all for the privacy it can offer Located in a walled garden on the hill to the west in Windsor Home Park, near Windsor Castle where the two were married on May 19, the dwelling could offer that peace and tranquility so sought after by the two newlyweds The cottage, according to a source in the "Daily Mail", would have "7 entrances and 7 exits from Windsor Castle, so the couple can come and go without fear of being photographed"

According to other rumors, on the contrary, the official residence should be apartment 1 in Kensington Palace, next to that of the Dukes of Cambridge, while Adelaide Cottage would become the destination of their weekend in the countryside, a place where you can switch off from official commitments and escape from the paparazzi Kensington Palace has so far preferred not to make any statements

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The best places to go wine tasting in Australia include Barossa Valley, Yarra Valley, McLaren Vale, and Margaret River. You can go wine tasting on a day trip from Sydney or Melbourne, or stay a few nights at a beautiful hotel set amongst the vineyards. These wine regions offer everything from behind-the-scenes tours to private dinners with the winemaker.

Australia may be known for its Shiraz, but the country is filled with a multitude of wine regions and varietals to try on your next trip! Shiraz and Chardonnay make up 44% of Australia’s total wine production, but other varietals like Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir, and Sauvignon Blanc are becoming increasingly popular.

Here are the best places to go wine tasting in Australia:

Dining at Murray Street Vineyards, Barossa Valley. Image: Tourism South Australia

Barossa Valley

Why visit Barossa Valley: Barossa Valley has possibly the oldest living vines in the world! Barossa Valley is only 45 minutes from Adelaide and nestled within beautiful rolling hills. You will feel disconnected from the rest of the world as you walk through wineries and take in the views.

Famous for: Barossa Valley is famous for Riesling, both a rich and a dry. The nearby Clare Valley produces some of the richest Riesling, while the Eden Valley produces very dry Riesling.

Getting there: Barossa Valley is about 1 hour’s drive from Adelaide.

Don’t miss: Barossa Valley is home to some of our favorite wineries, each with a unique feel and experience.

Seppeltsfield – The winner of an international Best of Wine Tourism award in 2019, this winery releases a 100-year-old vintage each year.

Jacob’s Creek – Relax with a glass of wine or join in on a food pairing class with a food and wine master.

Pindarie Wines – A family-owned winery that is adorned with restored wood and exposed brick. They also have an onsite restaurant with gourmet pies.

Turkey Flat Vineyards – Formerly a butcher’s shop, this family-owned vineyard is nestled in historic Tanunda.

Elderton Wines – With top class vintages, this family-owned winery is inviting and offers amazing tasting experiences.

St. Hugo – Offering sophisticated dining, ironstone buildings, and fine wine varieties, this winery is sure to check all of your requirements.

Kangaroo among the vines in McLaren Vale. Image: Tourism South Australia

McLaren Vale

Why visit McLaren Vale: Come for the wine, stay for the food! Best known for Shiraz, McLaren Vale also produces Grenache and Cabernet. When you visit McLaren Vale, you can experience everything from high-end wines to everyday vinos to sip on. Mix your wine experience with some bites to complete your time there.

Famous for: McLaren Vale is best known for their Shiraz, but is also popular for their Grenache and Cabernet. They also offer some Mediterranean varieties like Fiano, Vermentino, Tempranillo, and Sangiovese.

Getting there: Located in the Fleurieu Zone, McLaren Vale is a 40-minute drive from Adelaide.

Don’t miss: After your wine tours, make sure to take in some of the beautiful beaches of McLaren Vale! Almost 20 miles of coastline pairs perfectly with a glass of Shiraz or Cabernet. Beaches like Aldinga Beach, Moana, Port Willunga, and Sellicks Beach are a perfect way to spend an afternoon.

Hot air balloon over Yarra Valley. Image: Tourism Victoria

Yarra Valley

Why visit Yarra Valley: Located in Victoria near the vibrant city of Melbourne, the Yarra Valley has a cool climate that makes for an amazing Pinot Noir. The Yarra Valley is the oldest wine region within Victoria, dating back to 1838. You can enjoy anything from a sparkling wine to a beautiful crisp rosé.

Famous for: The Yarra Valley is known for its Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. The Yarra Valley is also known for fresh produce, like salmon, trout, and caviar along with handmade cheeses and preserves.

Getting there: The Yarra Valley is about a 1-hour drive from Melbourne.

Don’t miss: The Yarra Valley is not just a wine destination. After your wine tour, stop at one of the many breweries to enjoy some beer! Before you leave the wineries, make sure to check out some local art at a surrounding museum. One of our favorites is the TarraWarra Museum of Art, with a restaurant and cellar located on property.

Here are some great breweries in Yarra Valley to check out:

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White Rabbit Brewery

Watts River Brewing

The Cape to Cape Track in Margaret River. Image: Tourism Western Australia

Margaret River

Why visit Margaret River: Margaret River is known for producing wines like Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, and Semillon/Sauvignon Blanc blends. Located in Western Australia, it’s a bit off the beaten track and features gorgeous scenery. If you are looking to indulge in a great red wine or discover some fresh whites, Margaret River is a great place to explore!

Famous for: The Margaret River is famous for Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, and Semillon/Sauvignon Blanc blends. Margaret River is popular for both red and white wines, but Cabernet Sauvignon is what they are best known for. It is known as the “hero” variety in the area, which is often blended with Merlot for a full-bodied and earthy flavor.

Getting there: Margaret River is located in Western Australia, about 3 hours’ drive from Perth. We recommend staying a night or 2; there are some beautiful properties to stay in.

Don’t miss: After you are finished tasting the amazing wines of Margaret River, make sure to explore one of the underground caves or indulge in a gourmet culinary experience!

Welcome to wine country! Image: Tourism Australia

Hunter Valley

Why visit Hunter Valley: The history of Hunter Valley stretches 180 years, with over 150 wineries spanning across the beautiful hills of the area. The history of Hunter Valley is rich; the Wonnarua were the first inhabitants of the area. The Wonnarua inhabited the area for 30,000 years, carving the way for the valley that is known today. The wine produced here is globally known and loved by many.

Famous for: Although Hunter Valley is not known for a specific varietal, the wine owners often co-op their grape produce sharing them amongst each other. If you are planning to visit Hunter Valley, we suggest you take the day to explore surrounding activities as well!

Getting there: Located in New South Wales, Hunter Valley is about a 2-hour drive from Sydney.

Don’t miss:

Visit cellar doors with a winemaker

Enjoy a day spa at Chateau Élan

Take a balloon ride to witness breathtaking views

Scenery at Devil’s Corner Winery in Tamar Valley. Image: Tourism Tasmania

Tamar Valley

Why visit Tamar Valley: Although Tasmania may not be the first place to go wine tasting in Australia, the Tamar Valley is a great place to stop if you are visiting to see the local wildlife. The Tamar Valley, along with the Coal River Valley and Richmond, is drier and warmer than southern Victoria. That being said, they offer a great sparkling wine that truly challenges Champagne from France.

Famous for: Tasmania is known for its Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Riesling, and sparkling wine.

Getting there: You can visit the Tamar Valley on a day trip from Launceston or Cradle Mountain.

Don’t miss: The Tamar Valley offers a great variety of wine, but is also packed with history, industrial heritage, and natural wildlife. When you are done with your wine tasting or tour, make sure to head to a museum or garden tour.

Lawrence House Museum – Ideal for picnics on a warm day, this local history museum will blow you away with the interior design.

The Garden House – Filled with enchanting terraced walled garden sets, the 16th century home is stunning and inviting.

The Forgotten Garden of Lewtrenchard – This garden is nestled between the secluded Lew Valley, great to explore and take in some of the wonderful local greenery.

Wine with a view at Paringa Estate, Mornington Peninsula. Image: Tourism Victoria

Mornington Peninsula

Why visit Mornington Peninsula: The landscape of Mornington Peninsula will draw you in; with its gentle hills, rolling green pastures, and tranquil vineyards, the area is calming and peaceful—the perfect backdrop for a leisurely sip. The region has built a global reputation for producing a wide range of wines, which go well with their breathtaking beaches, bays, and natural scenery.

Famous for: The Mornington Peninsula is famous for Chardonnay, Pinot Gris, and Pinot Noir. 40% of their wines are white while 60% of their wines are red. The Chardonnay is very distinct in flavor, with notes of melon, citrus, and fig.

Getting there: Mornington Peninsula is 1 hour south of Melbourne.

Don’t miss: When sipping on your wine, don’t miss the beautiful scenery surrounding Mornington Peninsula. The area is close to the ocean, which brings in cool breezes even on the warmest day. You have to try the Chardonnay and the Pinot Noir while you are there, but you can also try a Shiraz if you are interested.

Spread at Zema Estate, Coonawarra. Image: Tourism South Australia

Coonawarra

Why visit Coonawarra: If you are a fan of Cabernet, Coonawarra is the place for you! The flat and fertile land of Coonawarra drew settlers into the area in the mid-1800s, who saw potential in the land and established the wine region. Coonawarra is popular not only for wine, but also sheep produce. Many sheep herders have migrated to the area for the lush land.

Famous for: Coonawarra is known as the king of Cabernet, but many other grape varietals are also found in this region, including Merlot, Chardonnay, and Sauvignon Blanc.

Getting there: Coonawarra is about halfway between Melbourne and Adelaide, so you can make a stop while driving the Great Ocean Road.

Don’t miss: Coonawarra is close to the ocean and has neighboring sheep farms. Make sure to take in the beautiful scenery while exploring the wine region. Only an hour and a half north, the Clare Valley offers great wines as well. If you have time, we suggest you stop by to do some wine tours in the Clare Valley!

Wine and local produce at Pike & Joyce, Adelaide Hills. Image: Tourism Australia

Adelaide Hills

Why visit Adelaide Hills: The altitude in Adelaide is cooling, which produces wines like Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Sauvignon Blanc, and Shiraz. Adelaide Hills is unlike most of the southern regions of Australia, since its colder climate and rockier soil produce medium-flavored wines, perfect for everybody!

Famous for: Adelaide Hills is famous for Chardonnay but also produces an amazing Pinot Noir, Sauvignon Blac, and Shiraz.

Getting there: Adelaide Hills is just 40 minutes from central Adelaide, making it the most convenient wine tasting option on the list!

Don’t miss: When traveling to Adelaide, make sure to visit the Adelaide Central Market, the botanic garden, and the fabulous restaurants in town! The city is filled with adventures and places to see, so we recommend staying at least 2 nights to explore.

Want to go wine tasting in Australia? Browse our food and wine travel packages, or give us a call at (888) 229-0082 to plan a handcrafted trip!

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Margaret Allnutt has sold the Aspendale home her family has owned since early last century. Picture: Wayne Taylor A historic Aspendale property with its own boat building shed and slipway has sold to a high-profile sailing family. The 1 Bowman Street home, believed to have housed Victoria’s first boat hire business, sold for an undisclosed figure at the top of its $3-$3.3m price guide. The buyers were Stewart Rose — who campaigned to represent Australia at the 1996 Olympics and claimed a number of national titles in the sport including junior sailor of the year in 1996 — and his three-time Sydney Hobart Yacht Race-contending wife Kerryn. RELATED: Aspendale home with boatbuilder’s slipway sure to float buyers’ boats Melbourne stage four restrictions: Can you move house in lockdown? Melbourne stage four: Real estate industry scores ‘small wins’ // // Vendor Margaret Allnutt’s family started the boat hire business on the edge of the Mordialloc Creek in 1938, with her late husband Dave building boats at the home from the 1970s. Ms Allnutt will now downsize from the 1106sq m property that has 28m frontage to the creek, a slipway, boatshed, pool and pool house, a three-bedroom main house and a double-storey unit complex with another two residences. Margaret Allnutt’s husband Dave built and maintained boats from the property in the 1970s. Picture: Wayne Taylor The home comes with extensive water frontage to Mordialloc Creek. “I keep pinching myself at the timing of it,” she said. “But I couldn’t be happier, really. I got the price I wanted and people who will keep the house and will do some of the repairs that need to be done. “I will miss looking out of my kitchen and lounge room windows and seeing the water and the boats, it is an ever changing scene.” The view will be hard to farewell. The everchanging panorama features numerous boats and a tranquil water backdrop. The buyers are looking forward to maintaining the property’s boating heritage, with Ms Rose saying this would be their “forever home” and a wonderful place for them to teach five-year-old son William to sail a dinghy they have bought for him. The main home has three bedrooms and has suited the same family for decades. A pool and man-cave-like poolhouse were added to the home over the years. “When you see a property like 1 Bowman come on the market, it’s so unique you know it’s a once in a lifetime opportunity,” she said. “And the history there is part of the appeal. But we’re also happy it will let us continue to explore our interest in sailing and boating.” Buxton Mentone director Matthew Cox said it had been one of the most challenging sales of his career, with a number of government departments involved due to the waterway, as well as COVID-19 causing issues, but in the end three buyers had made offers. A luxuriously appointed kitchen adds to the home’s appeal. The pool house embraces the name on two fronts. Mr Cox said a further six had abandoned plans as a result of COVID-19 biting their businesses. “It was a real mixed bag including a developer looking to build multiple homes on site and people who were looking to change the zoning to have a bit of retail there,” he said. MORE: Off the plan sales to continue amid stage four lockdown Mark Philippoussis: Former Williamstown home of tennis champ for sale Olympic golfer Marcus Fraser sells Beaumaris mid-century house The post High-profile sailors take the helm at historic Aspendale boaties den appeared first on realestate.com.au. from news – realestate.com.au https://ift.tt/3fHZXUe

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Loser, baby🎶

That song reminds me of them so much! Alice belongs to @carla5172007

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Victoria’s beautiful mother, Allison Janaína Tranquil

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Group hug! I miss drawing Diwa, so I draw her again! And I enjoy drawing this one! I thought it was very cute and wholesome! A.V and Victoria didn’t want Diwa to feel forgotten or anything! Diwa is a comfort character for me! (As for well a lot of characters, I love her still!) I very enjoy this one! I hope you guys like it! Diwa belongs to @carla5172007

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Met Victoria

Full name: Victoria Margaret Tranquil(Her used to name was Elisa). Age: No one knows. Her parents: Clarissa Margaret Tranquil(A step-mother) and Alison Janaína Tranquil. Her Siblings (Their all step): Keiran Margaret Tranquil, Viktoria Margaret Tranquil, Saoirse Margaret Tranquil. Hight: 8’5. Son name: Jake Margaret Tranquil. Sexuality: Pansexual and Gender-fluid. Dating: No one! Has PTSD, anger issues, anxiety and etc.

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A lil angst for Victoria. (TW: Blood, S/H scars, and bruises)

For @carla5172007 and Diwa is by her!

when Diwa going into Victoria’s mind and saw a memory about how Victoria lost her son.

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Kisses

VICTORIA NEW GIRLFRIEND!?!?!?😧😧😧😧 Yes..Vic has a new lover..finally. The new girlfriend’s name is Kaiyo Vanderbilt! Kaiyo was a part of Victoria’s step mother cult..but did escape by someone who end up in the cult. She is 6’2” and 27 years old..a bit of lore and more information about her will be coming soon/or I’ll just forget lol. Plus Vic is very drunk..so yap. Welp…I PROMISE U THAT THEY WERE NOT GOING TO DO ANYTHING SEXUAL, BECAUSE I DONT DO STUFF THAT LIKE! (I’m prefer to draw good stuff not inappropriate stuff!)

The reference I use

Background I use

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"I’m here." TW: Heal bruises, bandaged bloody wounds, S/H (self-harm)

For @carla5172007, I’m so sorry for taking so long! But Merry Christmas (it’s late tho)

When Diwa went to Victoria’s house, as she noticed that Victoria had been wearing long clothes that cover her whole body..it was unusual for Victoria to be wearing something that like..but it was whatever. As Diwa was looking around for Victoria as she heard the sound of the bathroom door open and close! As Diwa saw Victoria without her makeup or the gem she was wearing! As she noticed all the bruises on Victoria! As Victoria immediately saw Diwa and ran to her room in fear of Diwa sawing her real body for that first time! As Diwa ran after her!

I LOVE THEM SO MUCH❤️ Plus Victoria can change her hight to 8’5 to 5’1! And Victoria was 10 years clean on S/H. (A little lore!)

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Pov: You draw your oc with their death song (TW: S/H scars, and blood, plus spoiled alert!)

I CAN’T anymore!! I LOVE VIC! But she doesn’t deserve to die! Plus that Mitski song is perfect for her tho!!! I change the “her” to a “them” because when it said “could you shine it down here for them” it literally talking about Alice, Diwa, and her lover (Kaiyo). A little lore: Vic can cry gold (because she an angel) and her step mother and her step siblings can cry black (because they’re demons)

❌Please don’t hate or copy my artworks..plus I have be overthinking about Vic’s death..and it will not be a same❌

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MORE VIAYO!!!

Vic is a nickname for Victoria and Kai is a nickname for Kaiyo, btw

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Victoria met Leif!✨ (I kinda rushed through this, so please don’t judge my artwork!)

FOR PEOPLE WHO DON’T WHO IS VICTORIA- Victoria is a beautiful woman who was in a very difficult/awful situation with her cult mother and siblings, so she left was she was 25, and then live her life by the name of Victoria! She is a rich woman who is divorced, has a son, and has a crazy friend (Amira) that she met when she need work from figuring the real life in the real world, she act like she isn’t rich but poor..but dress like royal fantasy. She is 8’5 but like to play with her magic a lot so she can change her hight to 6’2! She is pansexual and gender-fluid!

I did imagine how Leif will met her..by a portal door that Victoria built for her "✨adventures✨". Leif belongs to @lircha! And Victoria belongs to @sunshine-moonshine12! ❌Please don’t copy or hate my post! And no hate to anyone else who is tags into this post!❌ Plus Leif isn’t blushing btw…

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Nuova casa per Harry e Meghan: la regina regala loro l'Adelaide Cottage

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Nuova casa per Harry e Meghan: la regina regala loro l'Adelaide Cottage

New home for Harry and Meghan: the queen gives them Adelaide Cottage When one thinks of the United Kingdom one can not but think of his countryside, the hills, his bucolic villages, the typical and delightful cottages It is well known that the Queen herself loves country life and, as soon as she can, does not hesitate to take refuge in her dwellings far from the city at Windsor, Balmoral and Sandrigham, which she prefers to the most famous and sumptuous Buckingham Palace

Elizabeth II loves to share this passion with her family and that is why, every now and then, she usually gives her loved ones one of her country estates It happened in 2011 with the newlyweds William and Kate that they received as a wedding gift the cottage of Anmer Hall at Sandrigham and it happened again now: it seems that his majesty has given to Harry and Meghan the Adelaide Cottage, in the Windsor House Park Adelaide Cottage: anything but small and modest The Adelaide Cottage, built in 1831 at the behest of King William IV, who donated it to his wife, Queen Adelaide, has for years been home to court dignitaries and their families The most famous name is that of Peter Townsend, for seven years impossible love (because divorced) of Princess Margaret, sister of the queen

The cottage was also the place where Queen Victoria often sought refuge for her breakfasts or afternoon teas Characterized by the ornate, ornate style typical of Romanticism, the cottage, in spite of its simple white and pink façade, is anything but modest inside The master bedroom has a sloping roof and is decorated with dolphins and sailor knots from the Royal George, a royal 19th century yacht In the cottage, with a slate roof, there is a Greek-Egyptian style marble fireplace Destination for the weekend or main residence ?

We still do not know if the Duke and the Duchess of Sussex will choose the cottage as a main residence or as a refuge for weekend getaways, to get away from the chaotic London and, above all, the paparazzi According to the "Daily Mail", Harry and Meghan would have already made an inspection and would have fallen in love, so much to choose it as a main residence instead of Kensington Palace, which would become, at that point, a simple point of support in case of commitments in the English capital The cottage, in fact, would like the dukes of Sussex not only for its proximity to London but above all for the privacy it can offer Located in a walled garden on the west side of the Windsor Home Park, near Windsor Castle, where the two were married on May 19th, the house could offer the peace and tranquility so sought after by the newlyweds The cottage, according to a source in the "Daily Mail", would have "7 entrances and 7 exits from Windsor Castle, so the couple can come and go without fear of being photographed"

According to other rumors, on the contrary, the official residence should be apartment 1 in Kensington Palace, next to that of the Dukes of Cambridge, while Adelaide Cottage would become the destination of their weekend in the country, a place where you can switch off from official commitments and escape the paparazzi Kensington Palace has so far preferred not to make any statements