King Charles made his first public appearance after the major decision of Prince William and Kate Middleton to leave Adelaide Cottage, where they moved three years ago.
The initiates said to Daily Mail, speak Mirror Recently, William and Kate plan to bring together a larger residence.
In the midst of these statements, the palace shared photos of King Charles when the monarch arrived in Scotland.
The palace published the photos with a legend: “The king spent time with members of the local community of Scrabster Harbor in Thurso, including sea cadets and volunteers from @rnli.
“The reception has marked 70 years from the Dounreay nuclear site, 50 years of Pacific Nuclear Transport Ltd and 20 years of the nuclear authority on decommission.”
Dressed in a kilt, King Charles met crew members of the Pacific Heron, a second generation specially designed nuclear transport ship.
According to the Independent, At the end of the reception, the monarch also unveiled another plaque, commemorating the 70th anniversary of the Dounreay site.
King Charles said during the ceremony: “Happy 70th anniversary to all.
“A great pleasure to see you all.”
During his visit, the king also met local sea cadets and volunteers from the Royal National Lifeboat Institution of the Region.
