Haakon - NEWS

[anastasia beaverhausen]

Resting.

  

She probably is resting.  Mette-Marit has chronic pulmonary fibrosis that leaves her exhausted, doesn't she?  I wouldn't expect her to undertake a walk like this. 

It is true that she has CPF.  It is also true that she is and has always been work-shy. She didn’t have to do the walk, but Haakon has done other events that she hasn’t attended.

[Lady Adelaide]

Haakon attended the opening of Parklokalet Askim in Indre Østfold

[Mariola]

I would like Haakon to buy a new suit or at least a jacket with some longer sleeves 

[Miss Marple]

I would like Haakon to buy a new suit or at least a jacket with some longer sleeves 

And stop wearing brown shoes ... 

[leatherface]

I would like Haakon to buy a new suit or at least a jacket with some longer sleeves 

And stop wearing brown shoes ... 

Especially the worse for wear kind.

[Lady Adelaide]

I would like Haakon to buy a new suit or at least a jacket with some longer sleeves 

And stop wearing brown shoes ... 

Don't count on that happening anytime soon. Haakon has worn those ugly brown shoes for two decades now. They're not going anywhere.

[Miss Marple]

Sadly he and his wife share a fashion sense .... Ugh ...

[Lady Adelaide]

Rygge church 900 years old

His Royal Highness the Crown Prince visited Rygge Church in Moss today to mark the church's 900th anniversary.

During the visit, Crown Prince Haakon saw the portal that dates the church to the year 1120. Rygge church is thus the country's oldest church that is still in use.

On the church hill, the Crown Prince met Bishop Atle Sommerfeldt, Priest Tor Bjørn Osberg and the parish priest Ingvild Osberg. On the way to the church, the local trumpeter, Stian Omenås, played the anniversary fanfare in honour of the Crown Prince arrival.

Rygge church is a single-nave church from the Middle Ages, and in 1967 the church went through a major restoration. Mayor Hanne Tollerud opened the exhibition with pictures from the anniversary book and the bishop welcomed the Crown Prince for a tour inside the stone church.

The current altarpiece in Rygge church came into place in 1740. Between 1786 and 1867 the church was privately owned by local wealthy farmers. The baptismal font is estimated to be from the year 1225 and the pulpit is from 1675. The oldest church bell that is still in use dates from the beginning of the 15th century.

[getafix]

I would like Haakon to buy a new suit or at least a jacket with some longer sleeves 

And stop wearing brown shoes ... 

Don't count on that happening anytime soon. Haakon has worn those ugly brown shoes for two decades now. They're not going anywhere.

ahhhh someone after Anne's heart 

G

[Lady Adelaide]

Haakon is currently on a journey in southern Norway to learn more about how the coronavirus pandemic has affected various Norwegian industries and the Norwegian people. Yesterday he visited Flekkefjord.

[Carreen]

Haakon may be a nice guy, I don't know, but what he needs is a VALET. Somebody who simply throws away those old shoes and helps him find suits that suit him. If a fashion-challenged old lady like me notices these details, they must be appalling to more sensitive observers!

[Lady Adelaide]

Haakon attended a special service in the Nidaros Cathedral to mark the appointment of a new head of the Church of Norway

[Lady Adelaide]

Haakon met with representatives of the Norwegian film industry

[Lady Adelaide]

Haakon visited Stadsbygd care facility and two startups at Fosen in Trøndelag county

[PeDe]

What's with those damn brown shoes and his black/grey/blue suits.

VERY, VERY few people can combine these colours successfully, and he ain't one of them