Queen Sonja of Norway

He described it as a dangerous and merciless city in one of his stories.

Today, King Harald V, Queen Sonja, and their family reside in the Oslo castle.

[footsteps] Many Oslo residents spend their vacations in the region of Hardanger, only a few hundred kilometers away.

While the mountains are still covered in snow, spring returns to the valleys.

Then she got this big, I'm going to call it a grant from Norway to learn a red listed weaving technique.

And she has met Queen Sonja.

Yeah.

She's met the queen because she's keeping these traditions alive.

which I thought was very sweet.

Sonja's one said, thanks for a good life.

Obviously in Norwegian, not in English.

But yeah, I thought it was very sweet.

Yeah, so the coffin came in, the choir were singing, and the royals that followed it were Queen Sonja, Queen Metamaret, King Hakon, Crown Princess Ingrid Alexandra, Prince Fair Magnus, Princess Marcia Louise, and her husband, Drek Verrett.

I want to know where he came from.

Because obviously he must have been at the church already.

This is a special episode from our sister series, Crown and Controversy, Norway, on the funeral of King Harald.

Norway said farewell to King Harald V with a funeral procession through Oslo, a service at the cathedral where he had married Queen Sonja, and a private burial at Akershus Fortress.

Prince William represented King Charles.

Princess Anne attended in a personal capacity as godmother to Harald's son, the new King Haakon VIII.

Behind the coffin walked King Haakon.

With him were his two children, Crown Princess Ingrid Alexandra and Prince Sverre Magnus, and his sister, Princess Märtha Louise.

Queen Sonja and Queen Mette-Marit followed in a royal car.

As the procession moved away from the palace, the first of 21 morning cannon salutes sounded from Akershus Fortress.