King Charles visits Bonefish Pond, plants tree
By Thegallery242.com King Charles III visited Bonefish Pond National Park today, taking a walk along the park’s boardwalk, planting a silver buttonwood tree and unveiling a plaque commemorating his visit to the protected site. The visit offered the British monarch an opportunity to experience one of The Bahamas’ natural environments as he continued his official […]
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