The Prince of Wales and the Queen have been pictured together enjoying a walk in Windsor ahead of Easter.
The monarch and her eldest son strolled alongside the daffodils in the garden of Frogmore House, a royal residence around half a mile south of Windsor Castle, where the Queen has been spending lockdown.
The photos were taken on March 23, a week after the Duke of Edinburgh returned to the castle from spending a month in hospital, but were only released on Good Friday.
The pair appeared in good spirits and were pictured smiling and laughing as they crossed a small bridge over a stream in the gardens.
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The Queen and her eldest son smiled as they walked around the grounds of Frogmore House (Chris Jackson/PA)
Meanwhile, Charles has recorded verse by acclaimed poet and Catholic priest Gerard Manley Hopkins to show support for Christians at Easter, Clarence House said.
Charles has narrated the Hopkins poem God’s Grandeur which will be played during a virtual service on Sunday morning at Stonyhurst College, a Catholic boarding school in Lancashire where the Victorian cleric taught.
Clarence House said: “The Prince of Wales has recorded the Gerard Manley Hopkins Poem, God’s Grandeur, to show support for Christians around the world at Easter.
“Easter is the most important festival of the Christian Church, celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ on the third day after his crucifixion, and Hopkins’s poem captures the hope and joy associated with that season.”
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