23 May '19 17:50>
70 years ago the "Grundgesetz" the german constitiion went into effect.
Happy Birthday Germany 🙂
Happy Birthday Germany 🙂
@divegeester saidStrong woman!
Victoria: Born May 24, 1819 d. 1901
Queen of England and Ireland (1837-1901)
Happy birthday; I hope you are amused...
@torunn saidIndeed she was, passionate too.
Strong woman!
@divegeester saidThe house was designed by Prince Albert, the love of her life.
Indeed she was, passionate too.
She had a nice home on the Isle of Wiget, beautiful.
@torunn saidHave you visited?
The house was designed by Prince Albert, the love of her life.
@divegeester saidNo, never been to Isle of Wight, but I am so intrigued by their love story. England has been blessed with strong female regents. They were surrounded by people - friends and enemies - and they trusted their intuition and also competent, loyal counceling.
Have you visited?
@divegeester saidWhere does the Queen live?
Indeed she was, passionate too.
She had a nice home on the Isle of Wight, beautiful.
@torunn saidI am fascinated by Elizabeth I.
No, never been to Isle of Wight, but I am so intrigued by their love story. England has been blessed with strong female regents. They were surrounded by people - friends and enemies - and they trusted their intuition and also competent, loyal counceling.
@suzianne saidSo am I - what a remarkable woman! With so many enemies both in catholic England and Europe, her life could have ended much sooner. She was fantastic.
I am fascinated by Elizabeth I.
@torunn saidOsbourne House is well worth the detour if you do come over for a visit.
No, never been to Isle of Wight, but I am so intrigued by their love story. England has been blessed with strong female regents. They were surrounded by people - friends and enemies - and they trusted their intuition and also competent, loyal counceling.
@divegeester saidI am grappling with the question as to why "The Royals" would decide to bury one of their own under, or even near, a car park. 🤔
What is it about her that switches on your fascination?
History is wonderful isn’t it. I loved the documentary about finding the remains of Richard lll under that car park.
[youtube]V1Bxx2phuAE[/youtube]
@great-big-stees saidThe dark sheep of the Royal Family?
I am grappling with the question as to why "The Royals" would decide to bury one of their own under, or even near, a car park. 🤔