Charles and Camilla stroll in central Belfast

Camilla Parker-Bowles succumbed to Scandinavian delicacies tonight as she joined the Prince of Wales for an impromptu walkabout in central Belfast.

Charles and Camilla stroll in central Belfast
Mon, 12 Dec, 2005 - 20:33

Camilla Parker-Bowles succumbed to Scandinavian delicacies tonight as she joined the Prince of Wales for an impromptu walkabout in central Belfast.

On her first visit to the North since the Royal couple’s marriage, Camilla munched on a ginger thin biscuit from a continental Christmas market pitched outside City Hall.

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