Prince Charles - The Royal Restoration (Full Documentary)

Alan Titchmarsh presents a documentary which follows Prince Charles and his team as they try to save Dumfries House, one of Scotland's most important stately homes.
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[@PKline-pj8uf]

I have never been very impressed with most of the royal family. But my views have changed a bit. I have been learning about them from watching the films on You Tube. Dedication to their responsibility of being royal has been an eye opener. For the longest time all I saw of them was opening little curtains on plaques. They are all wonderful causes and thank God there is someone to draw attention to them. It must be very difficult to be "on" all the time. In this case of Dumfries Restoration I was very moved when Prince Charles said he wouldn't want to tell his grandchildren that he didn't try to help change things and come up with a solutions to problems. I commend his dedication and the help he has received right across the economic scale. Good going guy.

[@orionstar6268]

I just hope they keep the old tart under control....everything was going so well...almost perfectly : (

[@orionstar6268]

I have been telling my husband that we need to get rid of the presidents and go back to have royalty....at least you know for sure where your taxes go. 🤣

[@dinglebarry528]

Prince Charles really is ahead of his time with regard to his lifelong interests in history, architecture and conservation. I recall, before his pursuits were en vogue, how he was harshly criticized for being stuck in the past. Well done, Sir!

[@dawndeacon164]

Dingle Barry in some ways HRH is stuck in the past but in others thanks to his youthful boys who probably brought him out of all that stuffiness he seems more relaxed and laid back! So Diana was a great asset to his life and the Royal family in general without being the "baby making" machine! As for not loving her, his comment when asked by a journalist on their engagement about being in love his reply "whatever love is" gave a clear indication of things to come!! Everyone gasped in astonishment at that remark. No wonder Diana felt insecure. He never helped her or guided her in the ropes of royalty and etiquette poor girl. Luckily William is like his mother in more ways then one as he makes sure he is there for Catherine his wife all the way! That's the difference!

[@suej9329]

I agree 💯👍💜

[@lynnhauenstein4136]

Well as an a American. What PCharles does is great and attractive. Re home grown plants., aka organic. Cuz I plant marigolds, or other anti pest plants. Where is HAZ or Son to validate his green. Let's see his garden, plants. c mon harry tell me secrets of rhubarb. This is why, or green what, harry ooh harry. Cries megain So I m suppose to do what, fire my pilot of my Lear jet. Don't worry about hours, on jet, Hit me back, I had a parent verbally beat me. Oh Henry, you are only one. Lol

[@rubynibs]

@@dawndeacon164 Charles became more relaxed and laid back when he married Camilla. The British people owe her. Diana, with Borderline Personality Disorder, must have been a shock to everyone, and difficult for Charles to live with. As we know, Diana was never insecure. She sought popularity, sought the camera, called the paparazzi to let them know where she'd be, and then spoke terribly about Charles. And then acted the innocent girl. This is what Borderlines do. Sadly, many people are gullible, and see only what they want to see. Yes, William has inherited the awful Spencer temper, but he also inherited strength of character from his father, and has grown into a man who can control his temper.

[@tnakai1971jp]

I am an uneducated Japanese of humble means so I am not really qualified to comment on matters such as this but I venture to speculate that the HRH's experience with his family difficulties is likely to turn out to be beneficial after all. I get this strong impression that he is not all that unhinged from real life or insensitive to social issues.

[@Fuuuck-off-Iran]

Education isn't everything. I know many educated professionals that are as stupid as mud. Money buys education, it doesn't buy brains. there is a difference.

[@sallyschur8017]

You're as qualified as any of us here! And I agree with you. Thanks for posting!

[@lisaa6094]

Humility is not the same as uneducated. You are very level and articulate in your points, I know far too many academics with much less insight.

[@claudiosaltara8847]

You are not stupid and that what it counts. If a person did not attend school and is not stupid he has the education that life imparted to him which is more valuable than book knowledge. I know.

[@utuberhoda]

Nobody here is commenting on the man’s remarks, just whether he is actually dumb or not?! Haaaa!!!

[@tessarix]

Kudos to Prince Charles for finding a place to use his royal standing and celebrity to further a worthy cause. At the end of the day, his status and money can help others.

[@wolverineeagle]

+Terri M Why is it unneeded? If it helps the local community it then is not "unneeded". What you don't seem able to grasp is that there are more ways of helping people besides contributing to charities. This project is-in the surface anyways--one way of doing that. People need jobs. People need to feel like they are contributing to society. This can help with that.

[@gordonsmith8899]

+audrey pard, the contrast between you and your foul, ugly heart and the decency of the Prince of Wales couldn't be clearer. You aren't fit to even mention his name.

[@tessarix]

wolverineeagle I have no idea what you're talking about. Go back and read my comment again.

[@BSherdahl]

Kudos to you Prince Charles, I would be so honoured to be working on such a magnificent establishment!!

[@mrsrunningmommy]

Thank you for bringing us this wonderful documentary. I love Alan Titchmarsh! Beautiful place for weddings in the future, I hope the tours and events pay off sooner rather then later. Good luck to all the hard working people doing the work!

[@kimjameson7979]

I should think if one were keenly searching for a role model, a hero to pattern oneself after, Charles would be first choice. I do so enjoy his sense of humor and reverence for the ancestral beauty left to us as caretakers for preservation. His grace throughout the arduous funding gymnastics is, in itself, a testament to his character and personal commitment to preserve history and benefit the Scottish community. Thank heavens for proper guidance from our Grandmothers and God Save the Queen.

[@bronzerat012]

+charlotteq1 What on earth has your ramble about the Royal family got to do with Dumfries House and the restoration project? I think you could have found a more appropriate video to post your comment to.

[@quinacridonerose3309]

Kim, you blatantly ignored Prince Charles' inability to keep his marriage vow...the part that starts "to keep only to thine-self"...Prince Charles has to work a LOT harder to "erase" that bad taste out of our mouths! But I must admit, he is doing a few good things!

[@MandyJMaddison]

charlotteq1, Just for the record, you have your facts totally wrong. 1. Why do you imagine that the Spencer bloodline is so fine? Diana's parents both divorced. Her brother has divorced twice. Diana suffered from an eating disorder and self- harm. 2. "Dreadfully poor genes" seems to be a strange way to label a family ehose members tend to be long-lived (except for those men who died of smoking-related diseases). 3. The Queen Mother did not have "five cousins" in mental institutions. They were her TWO neices, her brother's children, who inherited their condition from their mother's family, unrelatd to the Queen. 4. Prince Philip' mother, Princess Louise, She was at a slight disadvantage, as she was profoundly deaf from birth. However, she learnt to lip-read, and SPEAK FOUR LANGUAGES. Her deafness did not prevent her from nursing wounded solidiers in WWI. She was indeed placed in a mental hospital at a time when she converted from Greek Orthodoxy to Catholicism. She was placed there by the deposed GREEK Royal family and her divorced husband. . She escaped, made her way back to Athens, and founded a convent of nuns. In World War II she was in Athens, and took in a Jewish family who she hid in her home until she was able to help them to escape. She went to England after the war, attended the marriage of Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip, attended the Coronation, and lived out the rest of her life, as a nun, at Windsor Castle. At her request, she was buried at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem. Does this woman sound mad? Or does she sound extraordinarily intelligent, courageous and resilient?

[@jayashah7477]

Lmao royal family’s sense of humor is overrated I don’t buy those inbred rats having normal sense of humor

[@MandyJMaddison]

Lord Forestt, why do you assume a title? Just asking.......

[@hairyscotman]

My favorite part: his grandmother pointed out the details....so many people miss those in almost everything...My Mom was one for detail....made the difference....always will....

[@yusoupoff]

Great program. I give credit to Prince Charles, at least he is looking forward.

[@dscobellusa]

I thought until recently that Prince Charles was just a spoiled royal. Now seeing this and his gardening/environmental issues, I have come to greatly admire him. He could just sit back and enjoy what he has, but for over 50 years he has ventured to improve the lives of his people, environmental and cultural treasures, and risked a lot in his ventures. It must be so difficult for what appears to be a shy man to try to raise funds for these projects. I see him now as an intelligent and responsible man devoted to and proud of his country.

[@charleswatson1093]

D Lindsley A very pleasant post to read. Many people have misjudged Prince Charles over the years, partly through ignorance (he doesn't seek publicity for his work), and partly through through the slanders perpetrated by his first wife.

[@TheChipmunk2008]

indeed. Many people view the royal family as 'other' because of their different background, and different (proper, if I may) use of the language. But such minor differences pale into insignificance compared to what almost all of the family do to put BACK in to society. I myself have been a recipient of the DofE bronze award.... And her Maj (apologies) has an awesome sense of humour...

[@TheChipmunk2008]

@@charleswatson1093 I do think you do Diana a disservice. She (and he) got mangled by the protocols. She blamed him. She made a mistake. I like to think the best of everyone

[@charleswatson1093]

@@TheChipmunk2008 I'm sorry if I sounded too critical of Diana. I agree that it was "the system that was responsible for the whole sad affair, and I fully agree with you in believing the best of people!

[@charleswatson1093]

@@MandyJMaddison I quite agree that Diana had a grave personality disorder, and I'm fully aware that the unpopularity of the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall is very largely due to Diana's lies.

[@alexandracuco6352]

Highness Prince Charles 14 November 2016 i praye and i ask to God send special angels to help the work and make success in Dumfries House....

[@nbenefiel]

He’s a wonderful man. Unfortunately he was pushed into a totally unsuitable marriage. He is so much more than that.

[@larainejones4641]

He had to produce an heir thats the way they do things

[@suej9329]

Nancy Benefiel, I totally agree! 💯

[@simontay1187]

Prince Charles is a good and filial son of not wanting to 'overshadow' his Mother. This is his greatest respects any mother will expect. From his speeches, he has a peace loving and tender nature. He is greatly concerned about human sufferings all over the world. A beautiful example for his children to emulate, ONLY ROYALLY!

[@vizikem]

This guy is fully normal, kind and very intelligent

[@MandyJMaddison]

Boglarka, He is all those things, and also courageous and visionary.

[@gordywestmids]

You wouldn't recognise quality if it bit your backside. This Prince is made of pure gold - here's a man who could quite easily swan around and do absolutely bugger all - but he is genuinely interested in people, he's thoughtful, honest and prepared to face down the miserable sods who are shamed by his drive and ambition.

[@suej9329]

Well said! 👍💯

[@ShipNavigator]

Very nice documentary. Hello from Canada!

[@chattisimo1239]

I have enjoyed this story so much. It is a shame, a tragedy really, that it takes so much effort and $$$ to save something so worthwhile. I pray that Prince Charles can highlight more projects like this one, and save history from destroyed. Old buildings give us pride in the past and hope for the future!

[@margaretchobey6958]

stop it!!!!

[@scripps143]

You really are a moron.

[@poppyfields7217]

+margarethex. Camilla speaks very highly of you as well! And while you may not have lost ALL your marbles, there is definitely a hole in the bag.

[@poppyfields7217]

I will if you will! X

[@margarethex]

she began claiming that she was receiving divine messages, and that she had healing powers.[24] In 1930, after suffering a severe nervous breakdown, Princess Andrew was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, first by Thomas Ross, a psychiatrist who specialised in shell-shock, and subsequently by Sir Maurice Craig, who treated the future King George VI before he had speech therapy.[25] The diagnosis was confirmed at Dr Ernst Simmel's sanatorium at Tegel, Berlin.[26] She was forcibly removed from her family and placed in Dr Ludwig Binswanger's sanatorium in Kreuzlingen, Switzerland.[27] It was a famous and well-respected institution with several celebrity patients, including Vaslav Nijinsky, the ballet dancer and choreographer, who was there at the same time as Princess Andrew.[28] Binswanger also diagnosed schizophrenia. Both he and Simmel consulted Sigmund Freud who believed that the princess's delusions were the result of sexual frustration. He recommended "X-raying her ovaries in order to kill off her libido." Princess Andrew protested her sanity and repeatedly tried to leave the asylum.[25]

[@Moosetta]

"Is that M&S?" All that aside, I'm deeply impressed with his commitment and can-do attitude. Writing from fire-scarred California, BTW

[@j.louisv.123]

Prince Charles will make an excellent and amazing King. That's if His Government and public will let him do what he knows to be right by his people. I'm sure it will be extremely difficult to make what is right by the same people who are there own worse enemies. Much like forcing a cow out of a burning barn, who just does not realize the danger it's in. Bravo HRH, for your passion, your vision, your insight and love of your country and people. J.

[@winterhaven79]

I think this is one of, if not the best thing, the Prince ever did.

[@crazyScottishferretlady]

for those interested, it was very recently discovered that the tapestries are not actually gobelin but Flemish.

[@JGJGAGSG]

crazy ferret lady wow thanks for that vital information. Now I can sleep again at night

[@bigbearfuzzums7027]

Don't ruin the suprise!

[@rosemarypendlebury4222]

The challenges faced by Prince Charles reminds me of the challenges reported to have faced Prince Albert, Queen Victoria's husband, in his social reformation projects.

[@34kbro]

Well done, Prince Charles!

[@Doreana48501]

Prince Charles stood his ground on buying Dumfries House. Well done sir. The home and content are spectacular.

[@GiovanniMariaTommaso]

Excellent Prince Charles may your entire family follow in your footsteps to encourage people around the world to become better employed citizens & to help raise the standards of living & prosperity of their communities through projects that are worthwhile & artistically, creatively, beautiful, uplifting the moral standards of mind, body, & soul. Godspeed & God bless Prince Charles.

[@janconway1042]

I loved the documentary, I do not understand as to why the people of the UK believe he will not make a great King, I believe the opposite he will be an excellent King. He is well versed in looking back at the past to create a future for the next generations to come, areas like Poundbary and of course Dumfries House.

[@NicholasMerrynote]

all my respects for the prince !

[@annepritchard-smith9973]

Everybody knows Camilla is a vile toxic evil adulteress and although idiot ‘Tampax’ Charles has spent literally millions on “spin” to improve her wretched image (both physically and morally) the despicable putrid cancerous core shows through her evil MYRA HINDLEY like eyes. Most people are not fooled by this false façade; even HM the Queen famously described the camilla adulteress as “THAT WICKED WOMEN” [sic] a character disposed to serious cruel willful wrongdoing MORALLY DEPRAVED shameful, spiteful, malicious and vicious!

[@boleyn123]

Anne pritchard-smith I suspect that you are the only person that knows the Duchess of Cornwall for all the dreadful things you ascribe to her. You seem obsessed by defaming the defenceless. Perhaps you should seek help because left unattended this kind of thing can escalate into serious mental illness.

[@mts959]

I hope the queen will pass the throne to him soon so PC can enjoy as king a number of years before he'll pass to PW.

[@susanmorgan8833]

@audrey pard - This disgustingly ignorant little spiel has already been played for us several times. I do not know who created this very ignorant rant, but only an idiot would pick it up and repeat it.

[@suej9329]

@@mts959 I totally agree, he is ready for his turn at the helm. 👍💯

[@DetroitLives313]

I admire his determination to do good!

[@timujin02]

Admirable and inspiring! HRH has done a super job bringing hope and a future to this area.

[@mscarolynnigro]

I really admire his character.

[@maidaerdenhout]

Perfect work , my congratulations

[@Cenepk101]

Grateful to see the Prince humanized...instead of through the lens of the press. Very nice documentary and I love Alan T !

[@pollywood4941]

Hello from Australia! Great work the restoration is absolutely beautiful. Many people here have also been restoring old houses. It's a great project to protect the local area there. It looks so nice and cold, Aussie love watching English stuff just to see the weather. 🙂

[@katherinesage]

I have great respect for what HRH Prince Charles is working to accomplish. His organic gardening skills were years ahead of their time. Everyone should have basic gardening skills. I am a Stewart and Cameron descendant and would love to visit his Highgrove Gardens in the near future. Bravo handsome Prince Charles!

[@bronzerat012]

+charlotteq1 What on earth has your ramble about the Royal family got to do with Dumfries House and the restoration project? I think you could have found a more appropriate video to post your comment to.

[@arabellastrathmore1227]

+Katherine Sage These are charles NUMEROUS sex partners that was posted earlier- these are KNOWN sex partners of charles. MOST of these affairs took place during his marriage to Princess Diana! Camilla ParkerBowles (FILTY POX RIDDLED OLD WHORE) Tiggy LeggeBourke Michael Fawcett(MALE) George Smith(MALE) Janet Jenkins Anna Wallace Lucia Santa Cruz Davina Sheffield Eva O'Neill Jane Wellesly Suzan George Sabrina Guiness Jane Ward Helga Wagner CLEARLY IDIOT CHARLES IS TOTALLY UNSUITABLE TO BE KING AND PROBABLY NOW RIDDLED WITH STD’S HIMSELF!

[@bronzerat012]

Arabella Strathmore And another person rambling totally off topic.

[@andrewmilne1679]

very interesting.Next time im back in scotland i will pay a visit

[@gordonsmith8899]

+andrew milne Well said Andrew.

[@thraciangrapes]

Bravo to King Charles III 👏 He has indeed made excellent use of his life, his capabilities, and his station as a leader of prosperity. He works very hard as a King, and has made so many provisions for many people with his brilliant building and restoration projects.

[@faithfulone2509]

Good business decision.....beautiful property..

[@patriciastupak3264]

Critics...blah blah.I am very happy and pleased of the work you do in saving these estates.P.s.I talk to my plants and especially my trees.

[@magnusthebrewer]

Good on you Prince Charles...How many people has he created jobs for in this renovation?? How many tourist dollars will be infused into the local economy? Maybe there will be another 'Downton Abbey' in the offing! Too bad he doesn't get a little more support, especially in his own kindom/country.

[@bethbags]

Good for him! Someone has to try to protect the past. When these properties crumble, you lose history.

[@karenwillis9563]

The Queen needs to stand down and Prince Charles needs to be King.

[@patriciabilinkas3911]

Karen Willis Then he might not have time to do what he loves most.

[@suej9329]

@@patriciabilinkas3911 He employs a lot of people to help him, there will be room for both when he’s king.

[@cynthiajayasuriya5073]

lovely and impressive work

[@xyzllii]

Inspiring.

[@tracy4aminute376]

Renewed respect for Prince Charles. What a neat man. I have spent much time loathing him because of his treatment of Diana. He seems very humble, respectful of people and as one who truly wants to do good.

[@suej9329]

There are two sides to the story, Charles has been unfairly vilified far beyond what was necessary. He has risen above his mistakes from the past and worked hard for the RF.

[@jtrain5615]

This is an impressive project. The Mansion is spectacular and I would absolutely make an effort to visit when I'm in Scotland. Have to say that the residential "showroom" flats (starting at 16:07) are shockingly SO badly decorated. Prince Charles could hardly stop himself from laughing.

[@Prince77777100]

You could Raise cattle around the Dumfries area !

[@lowesonia8551]

I have just seen the critique, from 's kandy', What a strange person . Although she or he ,is correct . My english is terrible . You see I have lived in France for over 50 yr's. And at 76yr's ,The exellent level of Oral , gramatical, and orthographcal, abilities have somehow , gone haywire . I do apologise . But English I am; my father an engineer, for Lagonda . My mother, Welsh, who had come from landowners, in glamorgen. My paternel grandfather, was an Oxford don, at Christ Church colledge, of English Literature. So you can take back 'Lowe Sonia, Shut up, you stupid foreigner ' you are a very rude person' ; who perhaps has anger issues !

[@chutybutyful]

+kandy kandy Lol.😂

[@kylabinghay3277]

LOWE sonia dont mind these perverts. Ignore them

[@zahria]

LOWE sonia Your English is fine! In these times every under educated youngster gets to spill their guts in public. It will take time for them to learn and get confronted with their own image. And that will happen. All good wishes to you.

[@gpackwood1]

In America community activists twist some arms and say and prayer or two for money to do something for the community. In the UK community activists go to the royal family and make their idea the property of the royal family who will then twist arms of those wealthy people who will not dare say no. Good strategy.

[@gordonsmith8899]

+Gary Packwood I'm sure there are many wealthy men and women who are not afraid to say 'no' should the Prince come knocking at the door. You're right however, it's probably very difficult to refuse 'an invitation to become involved' from the heir to the throne.

[@jimsweeney7246]

Charlie your a year and a day older than me . And finally you have become someone of yourself and realizing we are not here for ever you have found yourself , goood on you mate , be your new found self and although you can’t kid us you are really worried about finance , you at least get an inkling and pass it on to the big money merchants , come on mate , what would you like the legacy be for you if you don’t wake up tomorrow , not a sad sack , but a dreamer who found his clout , see you on the other side me old mate and get to know you. , Jim sweeney wild Australia

[@martinwright4125]

he is much more than window dressing. always seems to be so rationally sound in thought and judgement. i really enjoyed viewing the video. i would like to see a good deal more about the antiquities. it seems that a video on the detail of furnishings would be a good source of income, and a wonderful enticement for foreign visitor traffic. good job and congratulations.

[@aruvielevenstar3944]

So good to see that Charles is restaurating all the beautiful buildings and keep the gardens alive, especially when everything is getting uglier today. And all the arrogant architects from nowadays who laugh at him should be ashamed of what they leave behind as a legacy where we can look at for the next hundred years. Well done prince Charles !

[@martinemjt]

Keep up the good work.

[@nnssff]

Such a great initiative, if this is how he pokes his nose into everything, so be it.

[@marshagordon6183]

He has beautiful gardens at highgrove. My heavenly gardens ♥

[@chipperchops]

Prince Charles is the strongest, most hard working and inspirational man I have ever seen. He cares and how can you possibly have too much empathy!

[@arabellastrathmore1227]

+Nicole Hayward These are charles NUMEROUS sex partners that was posted earlier- these are KNOWN sex partners of charles. MOST of these affairs took place during his marriage to Princess Diana! Camilla ParkerBowles (FILTY POX RIDDLED OLD WHORE) Tiggy LeggeBourke Michael Fawcett(MALE) George Smith(MALE) Janet Jenkins Anna Wallace Lucia Santa Cruz Davina Sheffield Eva O'Neill Jane Wellesly Suzan George Sabrina Guiness Jane Ward Helga Wagner CLEARLY IDIOT CHARLES IS TOTALLY UNSUITABLE TO BE KING AND PROBABLY NOW RIDDLED WITH STD’S HIMSELF!

[@chipperchops]

He's a prince, I know so many people who have had many affairs and they are not in the news. As for FILTY POX RIDDLED OLD WHORE. I have to agree to disagree. p.s. Filthy is spelt like I have spelt it. :)

[@BudFieldsPPTS]

+Arabella Strathmore Besides being both vicious and untrue, your continuing contribution of this particular statement is neither requested nor required. It is also graphic hate speech, in my view, and it must stop.

[@chipperchops]

Indeed Bud, I seriously won't stand for any more of this trash talk. Thank you

[@margiemistretta8885]

Since the economy is poor how about different financial loans to own a home.. 1.must have job at least a year. 2. No criminal record 3.at least 2children 4.make payments half to down payment the other half to mortage. 5.give a family member a job in one of the jobs available.

[@pamelafolger8449]

Thank you Sir🤗💖🦋🐞 Be safe 💖💖

[@kathybrisky]

Why is everyone so worried about running out of money from the charities when the Prince is so rich??

[@cedric7122]

Prince Charles, great commitment.

[@carolagrunewald6147]

Ein wunderbares Erlebnis war dieses Video. Mein aller größter Respekt geht an Prinz Charles (jetzt King Charles) so ein Projekt in die Tat umzusetzen.

[@mirelairinapetre6503]

He is doing more than you know, even for others than British ppl.Search for VISCRI, Transilvania! Thank you,Prince Charles!

[@gailhandschuh1138]

I must commend HRH for taking on this project. Once again he is working for the betterment of his people. Just sorry to hear that they demolished 200 homes and the new homes will sell for £150.00 seems they will be out of budget for the locals.Being an Eco Warrior, I suspect that he will go as green as possible on the project. Love that he is including the children in the gardens, it’s important for the children to feel a sense of ownership for historic places.

[@johnellis414]

Prince Charles, Is an example to all of us to do all we can to give back to life. We must follow his example.

[@bartbartel8248]

and if prince Charles takes over instead, that's OK too prince William can wait.

[@bartbartel8248]

rule for 4 years than retire.

[@bartbartel8248]

+Bart Bartel and please send some money to Dr Kent hovind. okay please.

[@queenofkingsbury]

audrey pard It seems to be, horrible judgement on the Prince's behalf to think a whole nation would embrace Camilla. I wonder what propels a person like Charles to give so much of his life and purpose to Camilla. It is a man with really nothing else to do. His obsession with her during his Holy marriage with Diana is absurd. Such preoccupation with "sex" "a mistress" What is this but the dark ages. Typical of a King in waiting...... I admire this project, but this does not make him ready to be King.

[@Prince77777100]

Vision

[@m.botvinnik7387]

You are telling me that the UK has become one huge museum?!

[@robdewey317]

Are you a dork? The new development? And people like history. When you are in business you give customers what they want. It's restoring and creating a sustainable business. It's far from a museum. It's a going business.

[@caroledenoncourt5911]

What a wonderful man!!!

[@tomthx5804]

He is getting more like his dad as time goes on.

[@orion8835]

To turn a lovey old stately home in a warmer area if not economically ruined area of Scotland into a cultural center is certainly interesting. But really these homes are just architectural gems that are best enjoyed by private owners who spin a bit of the estate into a local museum/tours/ weddings really. Dumfries is way too pretty to be utilised as a school and the rest of the ideas beyond the extra housing seems odd in the ambition of "local renewal". Technology is something that really is going on these days as an economy and really there does not seem to be anything linking the people out of work into a career of any kind in that area in this career path which many feel is the way of the world today. The saw mill school is also odd. Making everyone into builders ? These remote areas of Scotland and indeed the world that used to be hubs of coal mining and other long gone industries are often just "has been" areas. I think that technology is the world we live in today and one does not have to be super smart to do It and other sorts of careers really. The elderly people who live in Cumnock are from the past and probably have absolutely no interest in the modern world and are no doubt content getting their dole checks every week. The youth probably are not interested in being builders like their uncles. HRH has excellent intentions but when a 18th C cabinet is worth 15-20 million pounds it seems the Marquess of Bute could have just sold the chippendale treasures and made a huge donation to the local area and then something like a school could have been created to actually get these people into a future elsewhere. To make an estate the "center of the universe" is a very outdated British and indeed European past ideology of feudalism really. The house and estate was not impossible fiscally to obtain and many people wished to buy parts of it . The rare Chippendale original furniture whilst charming was not the heart of the mansion but rather the contents of value overall. These were supposed to just be sold at auction. The entire project to my mind was never a great idea as the world is just too too techie these days to rally round a community in one place . Most people make their money in the larger world. And this debt to the charity is just rather odd. Of course HRH is good for it fiscally, but really does he need another house with what is coming to him or yet another "project "at his age? The criticism of The Prince of Wales is at point here and there just mean and at other angles totally realistic. I frankly think the redevelopment of the area on bits of land seems very odd as the area really is just not going to gentrify soley on the basis because of this house. Whilst ther ewill be people who want to get a cottage in a warmer area of Scotland I am not sure that 300 homes are going to be popular for the vacationing set as such. This is just the way when property such as Dumfries House were built in the 18th C. Even back THEN they had poaching of salmon on the river that runs through it from starving locals back in the day. This theme no doubt is still in effect today. There are no headquarters of any company that resides there to pull in anything to the economy. A stunning medium sized stately home is not going to pull in the numbers to remake a county. Not in this day and age. Maybe in the 1980's. Which this entire project vision reeks of. Another country house hotel theme park raising expectations of the locals way too much. And yet another stately without an actual owner just a charity. Weird. The Marquess of Bute got his 50 odd million.Not sure what Cumnock is going to get.

[@tnakai1971jp]

Britain is well capable to maintaining healthy debates over hereditary institutions and elected ones and how they should interact.

[@Fuuuck-off-Iran]

I like hearing him speak, he is an interesting chap.

[@suej9329]

I agree, Charles is a great speaker and has a wonderful voice.

[@crazyScottishferretlady]

I live in Cumnock, the work HRH does around here is just astounding. my school aged son is at Dumfries house almost monthly for some event or another, either at the house itself or at one of the many education facilities on site - from science events to book festivals to horticulture classes or exploring the woodlands, it really has been a phenomenal boost to the young people of the area. the house and estate itself is also predominantly staffed by young people of the area on training courses (namely hospitality) giving them the skills and a foot on the ladder into the big wide world of work

[@dannysmith81]

laurie bunting that's great, comment section is nothing but poison. He doesn't get the recognition he deserves, people just complain about anything they can but their comments come from a place of ignorance. I'm glad his efforts improved the community, I wish I was in the position to be able to do something like this but I'm glad he used his position for good because he could just do nothing. He will be a great king

[@b.walker5955]

Laurie Bunting, just wanted to thank you for such a great contribution to this story. Hearing the end use and value is just what the viewer is hoping for. And if his HRH ever gets the opportunity to read your words, he too would be grateful to learn of the positive influence in your son's life and the community. And I am thrilled to know the Chippendale pieces are being enjoyed ; ) .

[@WhirlyPearly]

I too quit reading the comments from the keyboard warriors. Thank you for posting positively. Those comments almost made me turn this very interesting piece off.

[@babsevans945]

laurie bunting well H R H might take it all back when Scotland become independent. ????

[@babsevans945]

Dan Smith why don't you donate or volenteer towards the food banks that feed the poor or is that to low

[@daniabates]

It is because of this documentary that I now have a newfound respect for Prince Charles. I actually cried a few times while watching this. God bless Prince Charles and his endeavours!

[@thraciangrapes]

I agree! He never publishes his accomplishments and is a very humble man. 👏

[@nadiahanekom5505]

What an extra ordinary man very hard working helping people in an very permanent way empowering people wow

[@crazyforcoffee5950]

nadia hanekom pfff

[@lowriderlandon4377]

Ordinary my ass.

[@ThePocketbass]

I'm so glad to finally see a positive portrayal Charles and I'm very happy for the locals. I do so hope that everything works out well for them.

[@susanmorgan8833]

@John Smith What an ignorant, tacky response. Reflective of your own character?

[@irenedevilliers1674]

@Pistol Pete You have a really sick mind..l pity you. It must be so terribly hard to remain so perfect that you can sit in judgement on someone you have never met. It must be very lonely up there on your lofty pedestal.

[@paullewis2413]

The criticism levelled at Prince Charles over the years, mainly from the press of course, is merely a result of the age of celebrity that we live in now. He doesn't fit the required "celebrity" imagine promoted by the vacuum heads that promote mediocrity. In reality he is the most pro-active and influential member of the British Royal Family since Queen Victoria's husband, Albert, in the mid 19th c.

[@TheChipmunk2008]

Damn you youtube, for only allowing me to upvote this once

[@sheilaparaguas1806]

Paul Lewis Diana Wales and Sarah Ferguson she is good heart and mid so time is gold life and Lord God watch us good mother and good wife and human and earth so Lord God blessed the Philippine us so I*

[@mariannedashwood8122]

I have read some mixed reviews on Prince Charles, however it is evident that he has done a lot of good work for the Scottish region and its people, Prince Charles had a difficult childhood, he was not as outspoken and so it seems, we must give it to him for his effort and contribution here

[@dawndeacon164]

Paul Lewis Prince Albert shaped the monarchy tremendously if it wasn't for him we may not have had the first trains, WC's Bathing equipment, Christmas trees, gifts too etc etc. It was Albert that introduced the Christmas tree in our homes with the gifts underneath the tree!! As it was traditional in Germany but not in England in fact if you notice even now the Germans do better than us, cars, medicine, computers, etc etc. As the Royal family both Albert & Victoria were cousins and both German as well what can you say? Maybe the Germanic side has come back with Charles? Who knows!!!

[@suej9329]

@@dawndeacon164 You’re probably right, Albert is great great great grandfather to Charles who carries a fairly high percentage of his genes. Both Albert and Charles have been underrated, Victoria was the sovereign and overshadowed her husband and Charles has had his share of a bad rap from the press.

[@joannamallory2823]

I have been so impressed with and charmed by Prince Charles over the years. He really is committed to the environment and England’s architectural and cultural heritage. Well done, I say.

[@juanvelez8564]

A fascinating documentary, it shows how the Prince of Wales is committed to the welfare of the UK and its people.

[@margarethex]

Lots of money wasted on Camilla's clothes and jewellery but abysmal deportment, couldn't she find a good bra? A full bust is fine, but not when it's gone slack and dropped to the waist like an old sack. IT’S LIKE PUTTING LIPSTICK ON A PIG OR GARNISHING A TURD with fallen shoulders and a hunched back she staggers like an old plough horse in a mannish transvestite manner! Wardrobe can do a lot to make even an ugly old decrepit woman appear elegant, but ONLY if the woman learns to carry it well. A lady in name, but a filthy vile old whore in manner!

[@tedmounsteven621]

Are you really as stupid as you sound, or are you just trolling?

[@margarethex]

Ted Mounsteven THE marriage of the Prince of Wales to Mrs Camilla Parker Bowles was illegal, according to government advice given at the time of his divorce from Diana, Princess of Wales, The Times has learnt. www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2-2217999,00.html A document released under the Freedom of Information Act shows that John Major's Government insisted a decade ago that the Royal Family would be forbidden from marrying in register offices. The advice flatly contradicts the opinion given by the Lord Chancellor, Lord Falconer of Thoroton, to Parliament once the Prince announced his engagement last year. The Lord Chancellor omitted to point out that he was overturning recent guidance. Lawyers and constitutional experts are now accusing ministers of placing in doubt the validity of the Prince's marriage at Windsor Guildhall in April 2005 and his succession as King. The Times asked the Cabinet Office for information about the heir remarrying after divorce. The document produced is potentially explosive. Headed "Briefing for the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster's Appearance on Any Questions: The Royal Divorce", it sets out John Major's Government's views. Although the two-page document is undated, it refers to the divorce as a topical issue and makes clear that the Princess is still alive. It can be placed around 1996. The document looks at the constitutional position of a divorced Prince of Wales remarrying or succeeding. Under the heading "Remarriage", the position is clear: "Members of the Royal Family are excepted from the provisions of the Marriage Act 1949, and their marriages in England and Wales must therefore be performed by Anglican clergy under either a Special or a Common Licence. "There is, however, also a moral obligation on Anglican clergy not to marry a divorced person in Church (if the former spouse is still alive) . . ."

[@Macthella]

+Ted Mounsteven Definitely as stupid as she sounds under all the various sock accounts she uses. As well as being a troll

[@susanmorgan8833]

@@margarethex Not illegal, you moron. Not sanctioned by the church. That is why Princess Anne and Sir Timothy married in Scotland, where their rules are less strict regarding divorce. Also, you apparently missed the fact that Diana had died by the time Charles and Camilla were married. Regarding your other vile comments, if this is a view of your soul, spewing such filth, you have my sympathy. Try to get help. Your comments also reek of jealousy.

[@smoothyjane]

An excellent documentary. Really enjoyed seeing the dedication and hard work and concern for those around in this community.

[@InquisitorMatthewAshcraft]

I had the distinct pleasure to meet HRH in 1992, in Edinburgh. I found him to be a warm and personable man, thoughtful as well as kind. For my part I have not an ill word to say about him. I found him a very civilized fellow; but as we're both British, I suppose I'm rather prejudiced.

[@brett6905]

I think thats why they do walkabouts... because once you meet them, you feel like youre a part of history and have a vested interest in the monarchy and will tell the story the rest of your life. Its good and free PR. And theyre trained to be personable and act like youre the only person in the room... it would actually be pretty creepy if someone of no status did it

[@kathygilbert1970]

Prince Charles is a wonderfully good man. After much sadness in his life, I'm glad he's found happiness.

[@albertmorris6162]

That is a wonderful thing to say, and I second the emotion.

[@orionstar6268]

Yes, so sorry....I'm sad for both...Princess Diana and him...they could have made other people very very happy....they just were not well matched. And to be honest....had Camilla not been there from the beginning probably C&D had come to a good life together...(now...I do not dislike Camilla either)...it was just very unfortunate for everybody.

[@Max-kh1cf]

This sounds a bit morbid by now

[@lynnhauenstein4136]

Well as American, hey its a brit thing. He was forced to marry,, but not honest with Diana, I blame the rules, if been allowed to Marry Camilla, maybe better outcome for all. He should have told the 19y, yep I'll marry you, but I'll have a Mistress, my real love. And let her chose. But Edward 8th such a ghost in their lives. Aka David. So Diana dead, Harry kicked the traces, what will happen in 10y to him? all result of royal rules back to 70s. But Charles has his mommy wife. He never told Diana, naive 19y the score. Thus he will always have an black mark. But RF Survived Edward the 7th, will survive Charles. Any American who cares see William as RF future.

[@suej9329]

Kathy Gilbert, I totally agree. 👍💯

[@lynndutt2219]

One of the best videos I've seen. Commendable use of resources.

[@lindasuesuits2950]

I admire Prince Charles and I like Camilla. She dresses so classy. My ancestors came from Scotland so I have all ways been a fan of them. It is so hurtful the way H is treating his family. They will have to wait on H hitting bottom then he will want to reconnect with them. And believe me H will want them back. MM will not stick around long. She is not a good looking woman and she needs to be locked up in a mental ward. Anyone who would back her has problems themselves.

[@aew-rc3fe]

Bravo for the Prince's vision and hard work. This video shows that his sons received their charm and commitment from both of their parents

[@jackduffy529]

Prince Charles The future British King, Is certainly doing his apprenticeship for the job. Over.

[@lowriderlandon4377]

85% of the people do not want him.OVER

[@suej9329]

Jack Duffy, I agree 💯👍💜👑

[@Kevonsly]

very well done Your Royal Highness , please don't let the haters stop you.

[@lsmith9249]

itachibones he never would, there was alot of opposition and ridicule when he started The Prince's Trust and his beliefs about the environment

[@anasaldana7216]

Beautiful!

[@susanmorgan8833]

@John Smith Wow!!! You're full of the ignorant and tacky, aren't you?

[@Camillasgirl1]

God may bless Prince Charles!

[@rondifrankel]

I have the utmost admiration and respect for Prince Charles. He is a highly intelligent and visionary man and the British people will be lucky to have him for their king. Where business men see money, and politicians see votes, the Prince sees people. I only wish I had a lot of money so that I could contribute to his projects!

[@somedude221]

His views on alternative medicine are a bit out there, but the Prince of Wales does a lot of good work for a lot of people and really uses his position and influence to try to make the best contribution to the world he can. I shall be glad to call him King of Canada some day.

[@Xenia9]

me too

[@suej9329]

And king of Australia. 👍💯👑🇦🇺🇨🇦

[@the_oslovian]

Amazing! I like Charles more and more every time I see him!

[@tnakai1971jp]

Do nothing is not an option - a highly admirable attitude to life in general. The British have always been innovators.

[@gailhandschuh1138]

tnakai1971j Prince Charles leads the way I hope the younger generation follows him. Harry has a jump start in Africa.

[@gordonsmith8899]

This is the true face of the Prince of Wales. A good, thoughtful and honest man who is using his time in the service of this country.

[@mts959]

I think he done good too but people only see the negative side. I like Prince Charles.And PW and his family.💕💕💕

[@gordonsmith8899]

@John Smith Are you really brain dead? Members of the Royal Family meet thousands of people every year you simpleton, especially people who are involved with charities. Saville was lionised by the British public for his work with hospital charities, he raised millions of pounds. He was no more a "best buddy" (very American) than any other member of the British public you dirty minded creep. All public honours in the UK are awarded by the Prime Minister - Saville's knighthood was withdrawn following the revelations that followed his death. Do you know everything about everyone of your friends, even members of your family? Paedophiles do not wear badges. The easiest thing in the world to threw mud, but some of it sticks to the thrower - what's your dirty little secret John Smith?

[@gordonsmith8899]

@John Smith What evidence do you have to support your claims? As I've tried to inform you, members of the Royal Family meet a very wide variety of people in the course of their annual duties. Supporting and fronting charities are high on their list of commitments and there's no doubt whatsoever that Saville featured very high in the field of charity appeals. He was BIG on national television, he was lionised by the media and his knighthood* was conferred against a background of popular support. It was only after death (a huge public funeral and a massive monument paid for from public subscription**) that his roadies 'broke cover' and confirmed the truth of the rumours that had been circulating for some time. Perverts don't wear badges Mr Smith, you may well have more than one or two in your own family/social circle - you wouldn't know. "Best buddy" - very American. If PA is a 'best buddy, so is Trump and Clinton and a number of politically influential and wealthy US citizens. Are you prepared to throw your unsubstantiated crap at them too? The first casualty to mob rule is the rule of law. PA has not been charged with any offence. *Knighthoods are awarded on the recommendation of the Prime Minister - Saville's was voided after his ugly history was exposed. **Grave monument removed.

[@susanmorgan8833]

@John Smith Good choice, idiot. Always go as low as you can and rely on your usual vulgarity when you want to throw a tantrum.

[@rowwdycolt654]

Interesting video. Thanks for sharing it. I really like Prince Charles and think he does a good deal of good for the UK.

[@mihmanmihman2434]

what?

[@sandradianelee1131]

This was such an inspiring and hopeful video. Blessings and thanksgiving to Prince Charles for his vision and making a difference! I was struck by his comment about legacy and the future he has contributed toward with his vision for the future.

[@sheilaparaguas1806]

Rowwdy Colt Diana Wales and Sarah Ferguson she is Angeles and good mother and wife and human earth so Lord God watch us so time is gold life so Lord God blessed the Philippine

[@MandyJMaddison]

Sheila Paraguas, Diana had very good press. The press loved her charm and her beautiful face. People like to imagine that she was almost an angel, but she was difficult from the time she was a child, long before she married the Prince.

[@1171]

I approve of Charles doing so much to restore this lovely old place and restored Dunfries house. I’ve thought Charles was pushed pulled exspected to become King which Charles probably meant to enjoy gardening horseback riding and now finding his own way to restore old places and rescuing the original antiques.I think his parents loved him from a distance and not just giving him time that all children enjoy with parents his nanny was his savior. Good job Charles glad you’ve found your way.

[@MrFinnboy69]

This man saved my friends life, he was living in africa and was dying, then Charity that Charles started saved him and he got away from there. He now lifes here in finland. God save the queen and the prince of wales. He will be a great king and so will William. And about his past, we all make misstakes, all of us so get over it, he is a good man.

[@marqueshawalker6633]

If one good deed can over shadow the rest!? Hey lets ask PD how she feels.

[@Vixen743]

Funny boy-. That wasn’t a mistake it was a deliberate act- he even said to Diana she was just his “ baby maker”. He never loved her if he did he wouldn’t have cheated time and time again he couldn’t Marry Camilla She was not only to old but she had a history with his family not only was she his cousin but her grandmother had an affair with the king- Elizabeth’s grandfather Yes Kamila’s grandmother was. A mistress to the king so their families are intertwined and weaved into each other incestuous much?? The royal family is legendary for this it’s disgusting they like to “keep it in the family” Which is also horrendous so to say he made a mistake is a tremendous understatement he deliberately did it so it wasn’t a mistake he needed somebody who wasn’t related to the family that could create a decente& Mentally capable heir that’s what Diana was for. Do you really think if Camilla and prince Charles reproduced that the heir would be mentally capable? No their cousins it be retarded not only that it would be horrendously ugly not to mention Camillus too old to reproduce to get over YOURSELF Old Charlie called Camila before and after the marriage during the marriage and they’d have rendezvous‘s Diana couldn’t do/ say anything about it because she was trapped like a doll in a doll house when you saw her crying she was crying because of his assholeness And her realizing he never really loved her When she went to the queen for help you know what the queen said? what can I do-He’s totally incorrigible...So the sweet young princess was left to her own devices that’s when she decided to make her book and then from there after she died Kamila and old Charlie had their own propaganda writer Who wrote a book for Camilla and prince to counter the damage Diane is booked it in exposing the horrendous and disgusting world of the Royals not just how stuck up they are as well as spoiled “ because they are special, ROYALTY “😒🙄🤨 In brief reality what they are is over entitled snobs that’s what they are Not to mention they feels superior to everyone else but they are is disgusting rich peopleAnd Charlie is doing everything he can to make the public like Miller even though she’s a homewrecker and the fact that William is standing by his father is doing absolute no justice for his mother so pardon me if I can’t stand That homewrecker or the manwhore he had so many girlfriends before Diana it’s disgusting it’s a complete double standard in the royal family the man can run around all he wants but the lady has to sit very properly and say nothing seen and not heard I guess is the key phraseThat’s why I’m so disgusted with the royal family He married his cousin he destroyed his wife in question verbally abused to the point where she was starving herself If you’re a Brit I can’t believe you’re backing him that’s awful You should be ashamed of yourself

[@henrivanbemmel]

@@Vixen743 The entire British Royal family/system seemingly did not learn the lesson of 1936. Perhaps Edward VIII was a twit, but at the root of it, here is a position he did not court and was thrust into without consultation. Then on top it, he was supposed to marry or not marry someone they told him (not) to. Almost none of us would do it. Diana, was a fine person, but this match was nonsense from the beginning. However, she not only could not have been previously married/widow but if I remember the day in 1981, she was supposed to also be a virgin and that this was verified for God's sake ... according to allusions on CBC while the carriage was on the way to the church ... hard to believe. I doubt if such questions were ever asked of the male members of the family. So, Charles, in his gilded cage, is yet again supposed to marry someone suitable and all of that which, I suspect, he thought was well, an unsophisticated 'girl'. They had practically nothing in common. She may well have thought she could make a go of it, but I think that was pretty naive and someone in her group should have told her so. She should have turned him down. So, instead we travelled this sorry path with a 'fairy tale' wedding of two people who were not really 'strangers' but were hardly in love and actors in an expensive bit of theatre. Perhaps, the structure of the Royal family thought they could keep it together. Diana, was a modern girl with emotions not understanding at all of the 'duty first' austerity of the Family. So, things fell apart as they almost certainly were going to. Charles, was an adulterer, but while a violation of the trust, he had been boxed in by circumstance. If he had been able to marry whom he chose all of this could have been avoided. As to the merits of their children, had their been any, is moot. William I suspect did not select Kate because he had her DNA analyzed and that she along with him would yield brilliant and equally beautiful children. You can dislike Charles all you want, but to me, such an argument is just silly. The entire Diana episode should never have happened. While the media was utterly culpable in her death, they were also used by her to maintain her place. After she figured things out, she played the game as well. That is just fine with me. Wealthy, privileged folk do things for far different reasons than the rest of us. Many, many successful men in the US and Europe have affairs and even children out of wedlock, because they can afford to dally. They are completely free to play their games. Charles and his set are far, far more constrained and yet, so many cruelly take great sport in his embarrassment and such like. I am sure that to walk in his shoes for a day would be sporting. For a year, not so much.

[@Vixen743]

Henri van Bemmel He was not allowed to marry Camila who he didn’t He just continued the affair he didn’t marry her per se- he ended up using and abusing Diana because not only did she have a good heritage her father was a Lord and she was a virgin and pretty- Camilla was Fugley and I’m pretty sure if a mate is chosen for you, they’re going to make sure you’re lifeline is attractive Diana could legitimately be a princess-In the immortal words of CharlesWhen asked if he was in love with Diana: he said-“ I guess whatever love means” she was in shock because Diana Legitimately loved him he just didn’t love her He just needed somebody to create heirs., attractive ones Because Lord knows that the prince it wasn’t that great all he had was his background being a prince to back him up That’s only what she was really there for I guess what they do as far as the royalty goes they’re not modern people they’re still in the 1940s that like to follow this “Old ridiculous tradition crap” I can understand the Boxed in B.S. But in reality at this day and age do they really need royalty NO THEY DONT They need a modern life style and a modern government in Britain I thank God I don’t live in THAT 🤨🙄 all they do is mooch off of the public and yes husband had affairs and you know why because the only real. Reason To beMarried was to continue the throne They didn’t give a shit about each other’s emotions🤨🤪😖

[@henrivanbemmel]

@@Vixen743 I largely agree with you. Every country has symbols, but do they have to living ones? I don't know the numbers, but I imagine especially with Wm & K that it would be a minority that would want to get rid of all of it. However, by 2100 ... I suppose we should give them 2066. Lol. However, as a symbol and as a Canadian QE2 is largely well thought of even if the whole thing is somewhat stupid. It obviously faf more ingrained in the UK where it seems everyone has a title. Here, really it is only the Queen and I don't know if you benefit from a figurehead or not. As to the costs, I'm not privy to the details, but the visibility of the RF certainly gives weight to many charities and causes that would otherwise die on the vine as well a representing the nation(s). I think in sum, the RF probably is a half decent investment compared to some of the other boondoggles governments get involved in. Like I wrote earlier, Diana should never have been involved and someone in her circle should have been frank with her. Maybe she got googly-eyed over the fantasy of the RF and naively went ahead. She was 20 for God's sake what did she know about all of this? Not much and when she really found out it was too late. Now Charles is of course part of this, but I'll bet my grandfather's shaving mug that there all kinds of functionaries pulling levers and turning knobs behind the scenes as well and they were forcing him too. A lousy business to be sure.

[@djamilamedour1740]

Thank you #PrinceCharles for your big #Heart #Restorating #Royal #Tradition

[@persephonestrathmore749]

These are charles NUMEROUS sex partners that was posted earlier- these are KNOWN sex partners of charles. MOST of these affairs took place during his marriage to Princess Diana! Camilla ParkerBowles Tiggy LeggeBourke Michael Fawcett(MALE) George Smith(MALE) Janet Jenkins Anna Wallace Lucia Santa Cruz Davina Sheffield Eva O'Neill Jane Wellesly Suzan George Sabrina Guiness Jane Ward Helga Wagner CLEARLY IDIOT CHARLES IS TOTALLY UNSUITABLE TO BE KING AND PROBABLY NOW RIDDLED WITH STD’S HIMSELF!

[@irenedevilliers1674]

@@persephonestrathmore749 Really!!!!!!!! If he had all those partners he would not have reached the age of 25. He would have died from "overwork". Oh!!! .... and you forgot .... Mrs Santa Claus..and Tinkerbelle.... and the Little Mermaid. I'm sure, if we think hard enough, we could add a few dozen others. GROW UP!!! TAKE YOUR HEAD OUT OF THE GUTTER. Anyway, even if 1/2 of all that ridiculous nonsense were true...what's it to you? Stop your spiteful, vicious, malicious scandal-mongering,and find something else to occupy that cesspit you call your mind.

[@AEKAskenburne]

Prince Charles could have done much worse things with his public attention than trying to revive economic downcast areas by preserving beautiful things like this historic estate. He gives me the impression of a deeply committed and responsible man - and a very amiable though always quite regal person! Thank you for uploading this video. :-)

[@goodgirlkay]

These people aren't stupid...If you lived like they do, I am sure you too would be more than willing to do these little gestures of good public relations to maintain yours and your family's lifestyle. To act as if Prince Charles is some sort of saint for these bare gestures is ridiculous...Everything they do is to one end: the maintenance of their way of life. And I do mean everything they do.

[@martinemjt]

kay jay if you ve followed the prince you know that the environment and better living conditions are his causes.plus he has created the prince s fund which has helped educate people, so bite your tongue before you talk of publicity stunts.he is bringing much needed jobs and community to Scotland.

[@cherylwhitcum]

martine. mjt Well said!

[@goodgirlkay]

Cher Love How does it feel being so sycophantic? I always wonder how some people can so easily genuflect before others...Maybe I was just born with an inability to bend so low.

[@christipp9918]

kay jay I do not think this is a "little gesture". This is massive!! Could YOU pull off a complete renovation and turn around of such an area? I think NOT. Prince Charles has the influence, and has used it to it's best advantage. It is NOTHING to do with maintaining the family's lifestyle..... we all have lifestyles. Be grateful for the genuine love your future Monarch has for the well being of the people of this country, and by that I mean the people The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

[@googleuser4053]

i like him

[@cherylyoung979]

I love Poundbury. I think he's a genius. His taste is impeccable.

[@bh1935]

i love prince charles. has done great work on architecture which shows he truly loves England.

[@OrganMusicYT]

But it's not in England.

[@lowriderlandon4377]

He loves himself...

[@OrganMusicYT]

@kotugirl Weerasekare Yes, it is on the island of Great Britain. However, England is just one country on that island. Dumfries House is not in England, it's in Scotland. So, I was correct in stating that it (Dumfries House) is not in England.

[@asingleverse]

Stuart is the highlight of this: "I'm not stopping 'til I'm dead!"

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I was actually looking for videos on The Restoration from the 1600's but, I've never heard of anything Prince Charles had done. This was really interesting.