The prince of Wales planting a tree near the Vatopedi monastery.
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Athos – Agion Oros
Try FOMA (Friends of Mount Athos) in the UK. They could have the photo since his royal highness is a member of that organisation.
I guess you have to take the permission of the photographer (monk Theodosios ?) first. I can try to call the monastery if you like ? Have you tried the contact box in their web-site ?
Thanks everybody, I know what to do now. Sotiris, It is not yet neccesary to call the monastery yet. But many thanks.
Mochten de Heilige Berg, Highgrove en de gedachten daarachter je belangstelling hebben bekijk dan eens het werk van de architect Andrew Gould. http://www.newworldbyzantine.com
De Palladio-achtige dingen zijn van zijn collega.
De kerken zijn van hem.
Hij werkt op het ogenblik aan een Orthodoxe kerk voor Amersfoort.
Doe het goede.
+Stephan
I have a high resolution pic of HRH taken on an Athos footpath.
The curators of the Teyler Museum are looking for an image of HRH prince Charles actually working in his garden in England (Highgrove). So Richard thanks a lot but maybe you have a low res version available for this weblog?
@v. Stephan: prachtig nieuws! Staan de plannen ergens oline? Wanneer beginnen jullie er aan? Groetjes aan matoesjka, Kees, Nina, en de rest van de familie!
Beste Bert,
In de loop va n januari komen de tekeningen.
Daarna komt het on line.
Doe het goede.
+Stephan
I think the above mentioned idea to ASK THE AUTHOR would be a good approach…