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I found the link if anyone is interested as I am. I'm keeping this pinned for myself at the moment as I am considering it. But I got to look at what I'm up to first. And train prices are a nightmare here. rct.uk/collection/exh…

@jamessimpson4u It was unbanned ages ago. It was just called 'The grim reaper'

UK peeps, remember when Antropophagus was banned for years? Well, now it's on Amazon Prime if you have a subscription. How times change...

Still the most 1990s engagement pictures you could take.

My postcards, stamps and coin collection as it stands from a decade.

I know the James Pope-Hennessy biography of Queen Mary is beloved by us monarchists. This book uses his reference also.

My new book on the go.

People can be such prats on this site. Why would I, a monarchist; think getting rid any monarchy was good? I'm against it all. I love all monarchies and wish every single one was still around. I'm also a culturalist which means I want every country to be it's own.

Going from reading this to reading this is real diversity. I read all kinds of stuff.

Leonilla Baryatinskaya, Princess of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Sayn. 1816-1918.

Princess Alice, Duchess of Gloucester.

#RoyalFlashback Princess Elizabeth, aged 5; back in 1931. Taken by Marcus Adams.

I heard the sad news that Princess Michael of Kent has had a stroke and I wish for her swift recovery. As my prayers are with her and her health.

Princess Anne and Sir Timothy Laurence were at the France Vs. Scotland rugby match today. Giving 'The Auld Alliance Trophy' as Scotland has won.

Wishing the best of luck to @ParalympicsGB! 🇬🇧 As the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games begin, The Duke of Edinburgh has sent a message to Team GB to wish them luck and congratulate them for all they have achieved so far. His Royal Highness has been Patron of the British Paralympic Association since 2003.

Queen Louise of Sweden died on this day back in 1965 aged 75 shortly after an operation on her leg. A great-granddaughter of Queen Victoria via Alice.

Venerable Queen Clotilde of France died on this day back in 1802 aged 42. The consort of Jacobite King Charles Emmanuel IV.

Margaret Douglas, Countess of Lennox died on this day back in 1578 aged 62; presumbly from illness but she was rumoured to have been poisoned. Granddaughter of Henry VII and grandmother of James VI and I so plenty of links.

William Longespée, 3rd Earl of Salisbury died on this day back in 1226 aged 58 or 59. The offical account is natural causes but there were rumours he was poisoned as a rat was found dead in his coffin; it's skelton being black. Anyway, he was the bastard son of Henry II.

Antony Armstrong-Jones, 1st Earl of Snowdon was born on this day back in 1930. He was the husband of Princess Margaret.

So I'm taking back-up (aka my boyfriend) to visit Birmingham so I can finally tick the cathedral of my list. A day trip next month. I wouldn't spend the night there.

@gavin0195 It's my oldest one. It's from 1850 and it's by Erskine Neale

@ProRoyalFamily Oh wow what book is that? I don't believe I have one on him! Well done on getting that!

So I got a book on Prince George, Duke of Cambridge to read and I'm so excited.