Prince Charles Asked The Inhabitants of Delnita (Harghita) to Teach Him to Mow

 Prince Charles, found Wednesday in a private visit to the village harghitean Delnita, urged locals to teach him to mow, and then asking them to send them sew in Britain, reports Mediafax.

During a visit to Delnita Prince Charles stopped at home to women in the UK, Barbara Knowls who settled in the village harghitean, belonging to an association Microregional what he wanted to support local authorities in developing a plant Milk and environmental protection.

Knowls Barbara said she met Prince Charles last year, when he attended the inauguration Saschiz milk factory, Mures county.

At that time, she invited Prince Charles to visit the city Delnita.

Prince Charles took Knowls lunch at Barbara’s house, where he tasted the cheese only, although they were prepared more traditional products: bacon, bacon, meatballs, smoked sausage and boiled eggs.

He tasted and brandy made by locals, after which he asked to be taught to mow.

Prince Charles was given a scythe, and locals taught him how to mow the yard Knowls Barbara.

People at the scene say that Prince Charles was delighted by what he saw, and finally asked to be sent to sew them in Britain.

From Delnita, where he spent about two hours visiting the local church of St. John and going on a field where a project on the study of rare frogs, blue, Prince Charles went to Valley Zalanului.

Prince Charles, who was a private visit to Transylvania, was Tuesday night, an informal meeting for an hour and a half, at his residence in Zalanului Valley, with local authorities in Covasna County, is interested in local traditions and products as well other villages and authentic.

Covasnene officials have given a British crown heir glass painted by children with disabilities in Tirgu Secuiesc, a mirror with traditional motifs szekler order to “look back at Zalanului Valley” and a book about the county of Covasna.

Prince Charles has two properties in the village covasnean Zalanului Valley, one of which is an old house over a hundred years, which has been completely renovated.

In recent years, heir to the British crown made several private visits in Covasna County, where he was guest Tibor Kalnoky Grof at the Miclosoara mansion, built in the sixteenth century and renovated in Renaissance style by Kalnoky family descendants.

Count Tibor Kalnoky from Miclosoara and his wife were among the participants at the wedding of Prince William.

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