Slow Summer | The Diana Statue

British History, London, London Through My Lens, Royal Family, Slow Summer

The statue of Diana, Princess of Wales was unveiled by her sons on 1 July and there was a lot of noise in the media about it.

Is it okay for me to confess that I’m not certain I actually like it?

Whatever.

The statue can be found in the sunken garden at Kensington Palace and is free to view.

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Life in West London; married to The Brainy One; mum to The Boy Child. This is where I share most aspects of my everyday life. I hope you'll stay awhile.

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8 thoughts on “Slow Summer | The Diana Statue”

  1. I’m glad to hear that viewing the statue is free. I am not a fan of the actual statue but I do like the idea of the tribute to Diana, Princess of Wales in the all white plantings of the garden.

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  2. I’m not sure it’s what I would have chosen to be honest. I am pleased that she is being honoured in some way but feel that the sculptor has not completely captured the Diana that we all remember.

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  3. Thank-you for your photos – I haven’t seen it in real life, but the images here and in the press don’t seem to have the sparkle and grace that I associate with Princess Diana.

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