Queen Elizabeth Arrives in Sandringham Ahead of the 70th Anniversary of Her Accession

While a number of royal traditions have gotten shuffled since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, there’s at least one custom that the Queen won’t be changing up this year. On Sunday, Her Majesty headed by helicopter to Sandringham, her Norfolk estate, ahead of the 70th anniversary of her father’s death and her accession to the throne. The Queen typically spends the holidays at Sandringham, generally remaining at the estate through early February where she pays homage to her late father, King George VI, who passed away in February 6, 1952, making the then-princess Elizabeth monarch. However, this past holiday… Read Full Article