30 APRIL 1997 OUR QUEEN'S DAY IN CAMBRIDGE AND LONDON

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Wednesday, 30-04-1997
Today some things went wrong. In Cambridge - where I ended yesterday evening at King's College - this morning I had a little accident. But in Oxford Street I was happy to see your photograph with the red rose that reminded me of the fifth rose that I proposed myself to search for after having had a glass of Four Roses de Bourbon in De Engelenburg after having visited Palace Het Loo. So I sent you that card from The Leicester Arms in Warwick Street in London and posted it in Regent Street. With my head in the clouds I took the wrong train to Paris instead of BRUSSELS. Nevertheless I hope to become Earl of Warwick. That depends for a great deal on Madame Tussaud's. 17.38 Continental time The Eurostar runs on the deepest level of the Eurotunnel now. This means to me a historical moment within the integration process of the European Union. In Oxford Street I asked a seller of British flags to sell more European flags, because Britain belongs to our family. This is a historical moment, just before the British elections. I followed the developments with great interest these days. The cause of my accident in Cambridge this morning was that I was listening too concentrated to the statements of Mr Major on BBC4 as a matter of fact. Yesterday I also visited King's Lynn near Sandringham, to taste the atmosphere of the land where you have been born.

17.45 Calais, France. Between Calais and Paris I met a lady with a big golden heart on her lapel. In Paris Nord I am surrounded by military security men.

FIRST OF MAY 1997 THE FIFTH ROSE ON BEHALF OF THE GOVERNMENT GAME COMPETITION

INSTITUTO CERVANTES BENELUX is legally registered at the Benelux Trade Registrar under deposit numbers 0508277 and 843323 in class 41: education, trainings and courses and is a tradename of the Foundation Cervantes Benelux in Nijmegen, registered under number 41211928 of the Chamber of Commerce of Amsterdam (IBAN: NL91INGB0004729266 BIC: INGBNL2A). Instituto Cervantes Limited is registered for England and Wales under Company No. 3300636 at Companies House, Cardiff.

INSTITUTO CERVANTES BENELUX está legalmente depositado como marca comercial en el registro de marcas del Benelux-Bureau voor de Intellectuele Eigendom bajo los números de depósito 0508277 y 843323 en clase 41: educación, enseñanza y cursos y es un nombre comercial de la Fundación Stichting Cervantes Benelux en Nimega, inscrito bajo número 41211928 de la Cámara de Comercios en Amsterdam (IBAN: NL91INGB0004729266 BIC: INGBNL2A). Instituto Cervantes Limited is registered for England and Wales under Company No. 3300636 at Companies House Cardiff.

INSTITUTO CERVANTES BENELUX is als handelsmerk wettig gedeponeerd bij het Benelux Bureau voor de Intellectuele Eigendom onder depotnummers 0508277 en 843323 in klasse 41: onderwijs, opleidingen en cursussen en is een handelsnaam van de Stichting Cervantes Benelux te Nijmegen, ingeschreven onder nummer 41211928 van de Kamer van Koophandel te Amsterdam (IBAN: NL91INGB0004729266 BIC: INGBNL2A). Instituto Cervantes Limited is registered for England and Wales under Company No. 3300636 at Companies House, Cardiff.