King Charles' team has shared a brand-new aerial shot of beloved Windsor Castle, taken from an aeroplane window. The spectacular and heart-stirring image reveals a scenic view of the iconic property surrounding the 956-year-old building. The photograph, shared by the Royal Collection Trust on Monday, comes just days before the Sussexes' arrival in the UK. Some are speculating that it was released to tempt Harry, who has already been offered a royal residence to stay in during his trip to the country.
The caption read: 'If you're flying into Heathrow this summer, keep an eye out for a special view of Windsor Castle that not everyone gets to see. These fantastic shots of the Castle, taken from a plane window, were shared with us recently.' It added: 'Did you spot the bird's-eye view of the Venus Garden with its perfectly laid out circular patterns?'
However, some eagle-eyed fans were quick to point out the burned yellowing grass, with one simply writing: 'I see drought...' Another commented: 'Aside from everything being horribly dry, it really looks amazing from above.'
While a third penned: 'I just can't get over how DRY everything is!' with a fourth commenting: 'It's strange to see it all parched.' The post generated widespread discussion among royal enthusiasts online.