The heavy downpour in Jersey did not dampen the spirits of the crowd that had come to welcome King Charles and Queen Camilla on their first visit to the region since the coronation of His Majesty. The royal couple seemed to be enjoying themselves as they laughed and joked around, with the King even spending an amusing moment observing a seagull leading a troop of marching military personnel during the parade.
The King and Queen were delighted to receive a warm reception from the Jersey crowd, who cheered and celebrated the arrival of the royals, accompanied by a 21-gun salute. The couple then embarked on a series of walkabouts, greeting local islanders and attending a special sitting of the States and Royal Court.
The parade marked the end of the King’s official duties in Jersey and featured various groups such as military personnel, scouts, guides, and emergency services. The King and Queen spent the night in Jersey before proceeding to Guernsey for their next engagement.
Despite the damp weather, the royal couple seemed to enjoy their tour and embraced the cultural experiences that Jersey had to offer. The historic visit was a reflection of the strong bond between Jersey and the British monarchy, reinforcing the commitment to the expansion of bilateral relationships between the two entities
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