In her 70 years on the throne, Queen Elizabeth made a remarkable contribution to history.
Two days later, the world was shocked to learn the news ofher death.
“It’s my job,” she insisted, per Jobson’s book.
It appears Elizabeth’s final days had their ups and downs.
In contrast with her friend’s claims of declining cognitive ability to the Daily Beast, Rev.
Dr. Iain Greenshields got a different impression when he visitedElizabeth days before her death.
“Her memory was absolutely amazing and she was really full of fun,” he informedThe Times.
Despite her struggles, Greenshields observed the queen “genuinely laughing and very much enjoying having her family.”
Its sprawling grounds and scenic forestry make the castle a stunning place to stay.
PerHello!, Princess Eugenie explained that the royal family, especially Elizabeth, adored being at Balmoral Castle.
“It’s the most beautiful place on earth.
I think Granny is the most happy there.
I think she really, really loves the Highlands,” Eugenie said.
As the royal family’s officialTwitterposted, Queen Elizabeth “died peacefully” at her beloved Scottish home.
