Charles made his second visit to the sawmill in Aberdeenshire.
The King has thanked workers at a sawmill in Aberdeenshire that has bought thousands of tonnes of timber from a royal estate.
It was rebuilt in 1991, and Charles visited eight years later when he was Prince of Wales, which some workers remembered.The King thanked “marvellous” workers for processing timber from Balmoral and asked about the price of it. Charles wore a hard hat and hi-vis for most of the visit, which is believed to be the first time he has done so since becoming King.The sawmill now trades indirectly with the Balmoral Estate, including high-quality pine, but the working relationship goes back decades.
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