Hidden In A Vault In Australia, Queen Elizabeth II's Secret Letter Cannot Be Opened For 63 Years
Queen Elizabeth II wrote a letter in November 1986 for the people of Sydney. And has given instructions on who and when it should be opened.
What is more queen-like than writing a secret letter hidden in a different part of the country and no one can open it? Well, Royals do everything the royal way. Queen Elizabeth II, who recently passed away, also did the same thing. She wrote a secret letter, and now it is hidden in a vault in Australia and no one can open it for another 63 years.
Queen Elizabeth's secret letter to the people of Australia can't be opened until 2085
Queen Elizabeth II left a sealed letter in Sydney, Australia that cannot be read before 2085.
¡ª Pop Tingz (@ThePopTingz) September 12, 2022
The monarch wrote the letter in 1986. pic.twitter.com/fOVqWX7tCG
Late Queen Elizabeth II wrote a letter in November 1986 to the people of Sydney. According to 7NEWS Australia, the letter is hidden inside a vault in a historic building in Sydney. Interestingly, not even the late Queen's personal staff is aware of what the letter says because it is hidden inside a glass case in a secure location. For a fact, it can't be opened until 2085.
The letter is addressed to the Lord Mayor of Sydney with instructions on when to open the letter. The instructions on the letter read, "On a suitable day to be selected by you in the year 2085 A.D, would you please open this envelope and convey to the citizens of Sydney my message to them." The letter is just signed as ¡°Elizabeth R¡±
Queen visited Australia 16 times
For different occasions, the queen visited Australia a total of 16 times in her lifetime. She was the head of the state for Australia. "From her famous first trip to Australia, the only reigning sovereign to ever visit, it was clear Her Majesty held a special place in her heart for Australia," Anthony Albanese, Prime Minister of Australia said in a statement.
"The Queen had a special place in the hearts of Australians."
¡ª Australian Associated Press (AAP) (@AAPNewswire) September 9, 2022
Queen Elizabeth II visited Australia 16 times between 1954 and 2011, visiting every state and territory.
Here are some of @aap_photos' best images of those visits.
Latest: https://t.co/BtEOjHiTFt pic.twitter.com/VHxRhuriED
A tribute to the late queen
On September 9, the Sydney opera house in Australia was also lit with her picture as a tribute to the late queen. ¡°Across Australia, monuments and buildings have been illuminated in memory of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, reflecting the light she brought to so many,¡± Alabanese tweeted.
Across Australia, monuments and buildings have been illuminated in memory of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, reflecting the light she brought to so many. pic.twitter.com/yQXIWrBtxR
¡ª Anthony Albanese (@AlboMP) September 9, 2022
With inputs from ANI.
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