Dead Princess & the car in a Swiss Lake...still there after 86 years
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2024
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On a beautiful late summer day in 1935, an elegant eight cylinder Packard purrs gently along the curving road around Lake Lucerne in Switzerland. There are three people in the car: the driver, his female passenger and a suited man in the rear - suddenly the driver is distracted and the car is involved in a terrible crash.
After clambering out of the wreckage and rushing to his wife, who lies motionless on the side of the lake, he tries in vain to resuscitate her.
This tragic accident sent a whole nation in the morning for its beloved Queen. Decades later the car still remains at the bottom of the lake where it was deliberately put there by the Swiss government, shortly after the tragedy.
Its location remains a secret…and the Swiss government wants to keep it that way.
Shortly after making this video I went to visit the chapel/memorial of Queen Astrid which is situated at the original crash site - also on this journey I went to visit Mark Twain’s most favourite place upon the Earth.
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Shortly after making this video I went to visit the chapel/memorial of Queen Astrid which is situated at the original crash site - also on this journey I went to visit Mark Twain’s most favourite place upon the Earth.
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Thanks for the link back Oddie, it truly is a beautiful spot…and has ads. Maybe TH-cam is learning. Loved that ashtray by the way, I used to have a brass smoking table with a plane of that era coming in for a landing, it’s windows lit up and the pedestal table held an ashtray, cigarette box, and lighter…all brass, and I loved it.🖤🇨🇦
Well I guess even TH-cam would have to come up with a plausible answer if they had demonetised this one.
Oh my goodness that ashtray sounds absolutely fantastic! Whatever happened to it?
@@ObsoleteOddity I loved that ashtray table. It was given to me by an elderly couple for whom I did housework when I was 12. I had it in my bedroom as a bedside table, but when we moved to a new house that was built for us…my Mother saw to it that it never made the move. She hated it, and I shudder to think of its value today. The table top was 2 feet across, it was round, and nearly 3 feet tall, all in Art Deco style with a bronze patina. I have never seen another like it.🖤🇨🇦
I must say that sounds like a treasure, I’ve never even heard of something like that, especially with the interior of the plane lighting up - I shall have to do a search on Google and see if I can find it, unless it was a one off. So sorry that you lost it, but thanks for sharing your memory of it after all these years.
As belgians, we grew up with this story in our countries' history class! And no, Liliane Baels *never* became popular, or even widely accepted in the country. Leopold, after the war, also had to give up his throne!
I remember meeting a former Belgium soldier who was part of Leon DeGrelle's Rexist movement. He fought for years on the Eastern Front & when he returned the Belgian government sent him to prison & took away his children & scattered them in foster homes all over Belgium. He finally found them after years of searching for them. He then emigrated to the US. He told me while the Belgian government was sitting on their fat asses in London, he & his men, most of whom were killed, were fighting & dying against communism. He told me the tribunal that indicted him & sent him & his fellow soldiers to prison were made up of former resistance fighters, most of whom were communists. He is buried next to his wife & four of his children in a grave in NYC. Whatever he was, he was no coward, he was wounded 5 times & each time he returned to the Eastern Front. Until I met him, I had never heard that Belgian soldiers fought in the east. It compelled me to buy a book about them. Even the Germans considered them crazy, they were so brave. For anyone interested in their story, the book is called, "Campaign in Russia-The Waffen SS on the Eastern Front, by Leon Degrelle. I believe it's available online for free.
It's always a good day when oddy puts up a video. Thanks for another superbly narrated story!🎉
Thank you for your lovely feedback my friend!
This is the first time I've heard this tragic yet fascinating story. And as usual you did a wonderful job presenting it. I imagine the sacked king had the Packard sunk to keep it away from souvenir hunters and the less scrupulous ready to put it on display and sell tickets. Of course, I find myself wondering what would have happened if the accident never occurred. Would Astrid have persuaded the king to head for England rather than surrender to the Nazis? We'll never know.
I appreciate your positive feedback and insights my friend.
Well said
@@francesjolly5106 Thank you!
@@TheKulu42 awe
@@ObsoleteOddity Sir Oddie you are loved
I am a Belgian woman, and in my hometown, Brugge, there is a park in dedication of Queen Astrid. Thanks for sharing this story which i was learned in school. RIP Queen Astrid
Thanks for reaching out from Belgium, much appreciated.
@@ObsoleteOddity Thank you so much for your kind words. i translated her death card, but that seems to be lost
I did see the notification of your comment, but the comment was not to be found - a lot of things are disappearing in TH-cam nowadays.
What a stunning car Oddy. Ive grown up with classic and vintage cars all my life as my father restored them for a living, and restored some of the rarest vehicles ever made. And this was in the days before internet and extensive resources. Im broken hearted to see old beautiful vehicles wrecked, but seeing one asleep in the cold depts of this lake seems soothing somehow. The Belgium Royal family has had its fair share of tragedy in the 20th C ehh!
How interesting! I have been to Lucerne but I knew nothing about this history. In 2013 in Oklahoma the skeletal remains of three teenagers that went missing were found in their 1969 Camero which went off the road and plunged into Foss Lake in 1970. They were found by accident when local police were testing new sonar equipment. They also found the remains of three people in a 1952 Chevy. They went missing in 1969. Apparently their car too swerved off the road and plunged into the lake.
We know
In 1960s a german family disappeared when travelling to their holidays in Italy. Decades later, late 80s/ early 90s the car was found in a river by coincidence. It was an acident, which happened to the family.
Adventures with Purpose have found a considerable number of missing people in their cars under water over the last couple of years.
I love the story. I am sad about the children that lost there mom
And the father who forbid them to say her name or talk about her.
Back then you where usually not supposed to talk about them if you lost a parent or a child, just move on.
ODDIE! It’s been too long. Thank you again for a Brilliant piece of history. I’ve missed your site! I’m back on your wonderful site. Love it! 🇦🇺😁👊🏾✨
😊 Much appreciated, thank you kindly!
Must say agree
Thank you. It's always a great treat to hear your stories with your smooth, calm, and pleasant voice. Have a great day and future amazing adventures. ❤
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Honestly , this is one of my absolute favorite channels! Your stories, your cases, they are definently interesting and informative. They are unique from all other True Crime channels. I am a person who loves history, and am a history and true crime fanatic. So this channel is my cup of tea. This story was such a sad and touching case. It was very moving and i am so glad that you found this story and brought it to us . Thanks again for another A M A Z I N G video!!!!! You are one of a kind my dear Oddie. Love you lots from Millville, NJ!!!!
Thanks for your really great feedback Ruthy, a truly wonderful compliment - much appreciated :)
Yeah, Oddie. I'm with you. The government should have paid the second man his asking price for his land, smiled, and moved on without giving the poor guy a hard go.
Absolutely, it’s not like they were short of cash, It’s not even their money, it’s the taxpayers.
@@ObsoleteOddity Agree 100 pcent. But you are right though oddy, there is a law for the rich and famous...but not ordinary people like us. I too would not have sold...NOT BY THE HAIR ON MY CHINNY CHIN CHIN!🏩😮😮😂😂
An absolute treat. Settled down to watch and listen on a gloomy Sunday night. Wonderful there is nothing better. Your wonderful way of wording things deserves applause. As always another fascinating story. Please never give up.
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I live about 15 minutes from Belgium. have a small medallion depicting Princess Astrid on one side and a cross on the other side. Bought it at a flea market some years ago.
Well you did it AGAIN…..you out did yourself with a great story that enlightens us all
BRAVO!
So glad you enjoyed the presentation - very much appreciated 😊
Hooray, a new oddie!
OMG! So sad, poignant, even agitating. Those poor children. Brought tears to my eyes.
Wow! Excellent documentary. I had no idea about this tragic crash. Thank you so much 🙂👍❤️
I appreciate your great feedback Michael, thank you also very much.
Very sad☹️ Seems strange to me that he would choose to sink the car in the lake, people are bound to discover it eventually, whether intentionally or not. Thank you much Oddie, I had never heard of this before. And I love the ashtray!😊
It’s 656 feet down. It would be too hard to reach.
True sad
Scuba diving for sport wasn't a thing back then. Divers were still using those giant helmets and tethered to the surface.
@@lennychorn147 Seems to me, he, like others in each society, blamed the car instead of himself.
@IrishAnnie…even if not that deep, as long ago as this accident was, the car would be completely covered by silt and mud. Such an awful tragedy. Queen Astrid was truly a beautiful woman. So sad that 3 children were left without their mother.
A story very close to my heart. A few weeks before she died she confided to her close friend Anna Sparre that she had a premonition she was going to die. So very sad . It was a marriage made in heaven ❤
Loved hearing you speak so much Swiss during this episode! Thanks for wonderfully presenting a story I’d never heard before.
Thank you for reaching out with your positive feedback.
His voice is so relaxing and compelling at the same time. He’s a great storyteller!
@@robinhood6954 you’re very boring, are you sure you’re in the right place?
So happy you are back, wondering about you and if you were well and ok. God bless you. ❤
I really appreciate that, thank you.
Your videos always fascinate and entertain me.
This one made me sad but I love to learn about historical events.
I love your channel ❤
I really appreciate your positive feedback - thank you very much :)
i feel the most interesting bit about all of your videos is how well-researched they are. its very refreshing. i feel terrible for her children having to grow up without their mom, then having to move away from their home :[
Thank you for your kind feedback, very glad you enjoyed the presentation ☺️
Hey oddie,that was a very interesting story,thanks for all your hard work.
Hello!
Much love to this tragic girl.
This video and your commentary at the end just got you another subscriber…great video…
I’m happy to hear that, thank you so much Kathy 😊
A sad and fascinating story, our Oddie. Being a curmudgeonly old American, I have no use for "royals", but now and then a story concerning them pops up (however rarely) that is of interest. And this one, which I'd never heard of before, is intriguing. It's a sadness that the queen died in that accident...they must have truly loved each other. That's so rare with these people. And the predatory response of the press is not surprising in its vulgarity..the press are capable of horrible things. And that young king..well, there was an english royal who had an interesting understanding with Hitler...who was removed to the Caribbean, as you know. There's more behind that, too, if you read the story of a man known as Intrepid. As for that Belgian king who collaborated with the Nazis...was it survival, or was he a true believer? I doubt we'll ever know. I hope that car is still undisturbed in that lake. But there are always humans who are born scavengers. Your ash tray is a loveliness! Hang on to it for its beauty, quality, condition, and rarity...at least for a while! Another fascinating story, beautifully presented. Hope you still have your gorgeous Vigee-Lebrun painting, dear Oddie Beau. Never let that one go! Love to you, my friend! ❤
Thank you for your insights my friend,
Well as far as the car is concerned, I would still like to see the condition of it - rather much like I enjoyed seeing the Titanic being discovered eventually.
Although I do hope it (the car) remains undisturbed, I think it would be in reasonably good condition as it’s freshwater.
The ashtray and the picture still remain with me, I’m just a caretaker, they will pass to somebody else eventually.
All the best and take care.
Another wonderful story hopefully will be hearing Another soon thank you ❤
The master crafter of historical drama delights us yet again. Many thanks, Sir.
I appreciate that Michael, thank you for your great feedback 🙏
@@ObsoleteOddity A pleasure.
Thank you, it's always a pleasure to watch and looking forward to😊
good morning Oddie
thanks for sharing❤
Such a sad story. I had never heard of Queen Astrid before. Thank you.
Hell yeah thanks for another one Sir Oddie!
Good day, dearest Oddie. This one moved me. Such similarities to Princess Diana, for whom I always had a fondness. This Queen was young, beautiful and it seems kind. I have no doubt the King loved her truly. I think losing her broke him, leaving him lonely and more susceptible to just giving in to the Nazi regime and alleviating it with a woman amongst their ranks. It’s despicable, but very sad. I definitely feel horrible for the children, unable to properly mourn or remember their mother, in their father’s presence. I suppose it was too painful for him to handle, but, it harms them, stifling their grief & love for her. The church ⛪️ is a lovely memorial, but the methods used to obtain the land for it are predatory and elitist. I don’t think the Queen would’ve approved. I’m honestly torn about the car. On one hand, I can see how the symbolism of sinking it to the deepest part of the lake was a kind of “putting to bed” his one true love so that he could continue to move forward and function, being left behind. There’s a dark romance to it all, somehow. BUT, at the same time by it remaining untouched, alone, underwater, not revealing its location, it feels like a sad forgetting instead of celebrating the short wonderful life of someone so beloved. Of course, as a morbid looky Lou, as myself, I’d want to see it, in its watery grave or above and restored/preserved. But, my curiosity also holds respect and genuine emotion for the lives changed by its broken visage. I think others could feel the same. But, those two outlooks are why I’m torn about whether I’d prefer the car to stay or raise it or at least find it. I have the same wondering as other commenters, “Would the Belgian King have given in so easily to Nazi forces had his Love been by his side, or would he have exiled and fought harder, having more incentive to live & fight, for her & their life together?” Love your takes, Oddie. The sentiment is enough reason to hold on to that interesting ashtray, but the design is fascinating and pleasing. So happy for its great condition in your care. Hoping this video doesn’t get demonetized or removed, given the state of things on this medium. See you in the next one. 🥃
Thank you for your insights my friend,
Well as far as the car is concerned, I would still like to see the condition of it - rather much like I enjoyed seeing the Titanic being discovered eventually. I would just like to see photographs of it and for the exact location to remain a secret.
Although I do hope it (the car) remains undisturbed, I think it would be in reasonably good condition as it’s calm freshwater and deep.
I was just thinking the same, how weirdly similar Lady Di and Queen Astrid were, how their stories and even their ends were so much alike, freaky. Im guessing Camilla has taken a note from Lillians book, I understand shes not as hated anymore in the UK as she was at first. To me, she can never say or do anything to come even close to being as universally beloved and respected as Diana, but thats just my opinion as non-English person. And Im glad her children have been able to talk about her, that mustve been so hard on Astrids babies, I cant even imagine.. Id love a peek of that car too! Totally starting to call myself as morbid looky Lou, I have no idea why it amuses me so much :)
Congratulations for your magnificent production and history lesson. The stuff of legendary movies.
I really appreciate that, thank you.
Another Oddie great! Keep it up and stay strong, you have dedicated fans such as myself behind you.
That's very kind of you, thank you for that.
Thanks for another great narrated story.
Hello Oddity, This was a good but sad story, Stay safe and Thanks 😊
lovely to see you back lost you a couple of years ago. Its a very sad story. I have some of those stamps she really was beautiful
like our Diana!
This is such a tragic accident. She was a beautiful young woman. And from what I’ve read, she was very sweet and gracious lady. Fascinating that they sunk the car. It’s not the first time I’ve seen this type of situation. Strange, but this is just heartbreaking.
It should tell you that there's more to the story!
I have been to the chapel built after the accident. It’s a chilling reminder of the horrific accident
Thank you, Oddie! I was not at all familiar with this event. It was quite enjoyable! I so appreciate you sharing your findings with us!
Thank you so much for reaching out with your kind feedback 😊
As a child in the 60s I collected stamps and was fascinated by the very elegant mourning stamp for Queen Asrid. My mother knew who she was and that she'd died young, but I had never heard the full story before.
RIP 😢 😔 🙏 🕊 ☮ Queen Astrid 👸 🙏 😢
Hello, Great story! Ashtray is Cool! Hope to see some more vids on your trips around your countryside ,for small treasures, Blessings!
Thank you for sharing. It had me at the edge of my seat. Loved it! ❤
So glad you enjoyed the presentation - very much appreciated 😊
Thank you, Oddie. It was very interesting, and I've never heard of it before now.
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you 😊
Another amazing video by Oddy!!! Thank you for your hard work telling these stories
Thank you for your positive feedback my friend 😊
Great story, thanks!
Oh Oddie such a sad story. I love to listen to you. Give my love to Mrs Oddie. Be safe my friend
Love you.💕
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That was really fascinating, loved it. Thank you Odie
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Can only say happy to see your channel
Thank you Sir Oddie
I'm intrigued! History, dammit, repeats itself.
How this brought about memories of Our Sweet Dianna. Thank you! ❤
Hello Oddy and Oddette...hope all is well by you...great story of intrigue and sadness...keep them coming...we love you !!!
great portrait of a tragedy from almost 100 years past.
Much appreciated 🙏
Another excellent episode Mr Oddie, keep em coming I'll be watching 👀!!!🙏😢👸❣️
Thank you 😊
What a story. And such a sad one too. Thanks for your gift of storytelling
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Another great job
I have never heard about this. It’s a sensational story that has perhaps purposefully been left to relative oblivion? Again, a masterful presentation…Thank you.
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Well done , love the story. Wish they could find the car and put in museum. ❤
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Love listening to your voice as you narrate your videos! I’ve never heard of this one and was fascinated!
I appreciate that Beverly, thank you for your great feedback 🙏
Another fine story my friend🥰thank you for all your hard work in bringing us these stories.❤️
I appreciate your positive feedback, thank you. ☺️
Kudos! Beautifully done.
😊 Much appreciated, thank you kindly!
So sad! He was trying so hard to save her!💔💔💔🥀🥀🥀🙏🙏🙏🕯️🕯️🕯️ The Queen of Belgium??!! And she was Lovely!
I can’t believe I’ve only just found your amazing channel! Really love your content it’s fascinating and your chat and thoughts at the end are really appreciated.
Such a tragic story poor Queen Astrid.
It looks an amazing spot where the chapel is just going to look at your visit there .
Binge watching on a rainy bank holiday here in the Uk 🇬🇧 thank you Oddy 🕊🇬🇧 we really need channels like yours . TH-cam is so frustrating who it penalises.
Thank you so much for reaching out with your lovely feedback and for joining my Patreon - extending a warm welcome to you.
Yes the weather is not much better here today, but the rain has held off so far.
Wishing you a most pleasant afternoon 😊
@@ObsoleteOddity I’m having issues joining patreon it’s gone haywire so need to try again . 🤪🕊🇬🇧 have a great afternoon yourself !
If you let me know exactly what issues you are having, I can probably help you.
@@ObsoleteOddity I m have sorted it and joined again thank you 🙏🏻 I messaged you on there . I’ve had confirmation now which I didn’t get before …the wonders of modern technology eh ! Looking forward to it .🌸🕊🇬🇧
Oh I’m happy to hear that!
Yes unfortunately the age of technology has brought many glitches along with it. 😄
What a sad story. I visited Luzern in 2017 and didn’t know anything about this we drove around the lake which is gorgeous. That whole area is just beautiful and had no idea. Thank you for sharing this.
Another wonderfully narrated and beautifully depicted story. I so enjoy your thoroughness and your stories. Many thanks!!! 😊
Thank you so much Judy, glad you enjoyed this presentation and thank you so much for your positive feedback ☺️
This was a very sad, very fascinating, story. Thank you Oddy for the time and effort you put into all your videos. It is much appreciated .
And thank you so much for your lovely feedback, that is much appreciated ☺️
The movie 'In Bruges' features a pivotal scene in Queen Astrid park. Given the tragic things that happen in the course of the film I wonder if the filmmakers chose that location with this event in mind.
Woooow, I live in Lucerne, Switzerlland, and I never heard of this before! I enjoy your stories so much, ty for researching and posting these! This channel is very nice!
Thank you so much for reaching out with your positive feedback, sunny greetings from Zürich!
Great insightful content as always mate. I always look forward to your videos & u never fail to disappoint. Keep up the amazing work as it's always appreciated by us viewers
Thank you! 😊 Glad you enjoyed the presentation my friend!
Excellent Video as Always Oddie! 🤗 Thanks for All your Hard Work! ✝️💜☮️👀
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The first podcast I came across and still my favorite
It was heatless not to let the Children speak of their Mother! 🥀💔🥀💔🥀💔🙏🙏🕊️🕊️🕯️🕯️
Thanks Oddie❤
I’m so happy to find you again. Really, really enjoyed this story. 😊👍🏻
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Very sad but very interesting , thank you Oddie ❤
Another fine story. 😢😢. RIP QUEEN ASTRID. 🕊🙏
Thanks Oddie for such a historical event. Being in the USA and not born until 1945, I had never heard about this event. Love ❤️ all your stories.
Very happy it was not a story you’d hadn’t heard about before Jacqueline, thank you so much for your positive feedback 😊
I really enjoyed this episode. Never knew of Queen Astrid until today. Thank you😊
Much appreciated Wendy, thank you 😊
Amazing story, Loved it
Much appreciated
This is a story I have never heard at all. Thank you!!
Thank you 😊
Riveting story;thank you. Superbly presented.
I appreciate that Ruth, thank you
My gosh, she was gorgeous.
Hey Oddie have a great day, my friend....from the Bay Area
Me and my wife love your video’s been watching you for a few years now,sorry to hear about your fur baby, loved your ghost experience, as for us we believe in them too! Thank you!!
Thank you so much for reaching out with your kind feedback 😊
and for your kind words Jessica, that's so nice of you.
Love this, thank you 🌺
Lovely narration, as always. Ghastly story! I’d heard OF Leopold III, Astrid & Boduin-but never any details of this tragedy. Somehow, in my mind, Queen Astrid had “died young,” forcing the King of Belgium to remarry for the sake of “raising the children.” So, I guess I’d thought of his 2nd wife as a governess-not someone Leopold had already/immediately impregnated.
Yet the marriage between him and Queen Astrid was publicized as a “love match” rather than arranged. Was it? How could it have been, if all the king wanted to do was have her forgotten by their children?
Thanks, Oddie! No one tells a story anymore so touchingly as you! Outstanding animé work on the still photos, too. ♥️💐
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Not to mention that his unbelievable incompetence and stupidity, in essence, murdered Astrid.
😂🤣😂🤣🤗😂🤭😂😂🤣 Isn’t that just about always who people “fall in love with” & “marry” anyway? “I INSIST on doing the driving! TODAY!! Driver? Get in the back where you belong.” Natch. 🤭🤭😂🤭😂🤭 😂🤣🥰
Very interesting! Thank you Oddie!
I heard it for the first time and the narration by you dear Oddie was incomparable as always ...Thank you for another superb video..
That is a wonderful compliment my friend, and I appreciate it.
Thank you and have a lovely weekend.
Fascinating story and one I had not heard of before. Thank you for all you do to keep us entertained.
Thank you! 😊 Glad you enjoyed the presentation my friend!
Well done ❤❤
That was extremely researched and presented. Well done Oddly.
Thank you Allan, very glad you enjoyed it.
Oddie, thank you so much for this very interesting story. Bless you for keeping your fans in vlogs. Love to you and yours. Stay safe.
Thank you Nan, very glad you enjoyed it and all the very best.
I got to take a ride in the last working DC2 in Long Beach some 27 years ago. It was beautifully restored. The 2 65+ year old pilots (2 was required due to their ages) took us to Catalina Island and back.
Oddy, my friend... You said. "I think I better come to the end of this blah blah". I must tell you that i actually look forward to your "blah blahs" as much as i do the actual stories! You have fascinating insights and knowledge about things even beyond the stories themselves and I enjoy hearing them! Please never stop "blah blahing"! 🙂💙
That’s very kind of you my friend,, don’t worry there’s plenty more blah blah in my future presentations 😄
I loved this video so much. What a great story and such an interesting part of history that could easily be overlooked. Brilliant 😊
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Lovely to hear your voice Oddie ❤️ I’ve been feeling so down and this interesting story perked me up a bit, so thank you.
Sorry you’ve been feeling down my friend, but happy that the presentation cheered you up a bit.
Thank you for another wonderful story hope you and your family are well and happy much love sent to you and your wonderful family
I appreciate that Kathy, thank you so much 😊
Another fine story, Oddie!, as always!! Can't say what I would have done in that situation, but I think the prince acted correctly as far as the accident. And sorrow can change a person, sometimes temporarily, other times not. And putting the car in the lake was a good idea, considering the times and what had already gone down. Sad tragedy. Yes, another fine story! See you in the next one!!
Glad you enjoyed it my friend, thank you.
Actually I don’t think the king did act correctly as far as the accident was concerned, he not only tried to conceal his identity but tried to put the blame on the Chauffeur who was in the backseat at the time.
There,yes, your right. I was thinking of being too loosed lipped as royals do. Falsification of facts after that's just wrong no matter how it's dressed. Thanks again, Oddie.
@@flatlander1377 Thank you! 😊 Glad you enjoyed the presentation my friend!
Another well done story. I have missed your stories lately. Thank you so much for all you do.
Thank you Shelley, very glad you enjoyed it and all the very best.