Prince Charles Wears A Kilt During His Recent Scotland Tour

Prince Charles' latest royal engagement saw him embark on a trip across Scotland! Charles, who is also known by his Scottish title "The Duke of Rothesay," has been taking the time to visit several groups and places during the two-day venture. On Thursday he was spotted at Scrabster Beach, where he wore a red tartan kilt and bright green knee socks!

While at the beach, Charles took the time to talk to several individuals who are part of the Caithness Beach Clean Group. The organization is dedicated to cleaning the beaches of Scotland, eliminating plastic and other debris from the natural landscape. They have currently had over 3,000 successful beach cleans!

Charles' next stop that day was DS McGregor and Partners Veterinary Association, which was also in Thurso. Still wearing his kilt, Charles was pictured chatting with the clinic's personnel. He had the opportunity to check out one of their vehicles, and even got a tour inside.

Prince Charles also had the opportunity to visit some of the animals inside the clinic! As People mentions, the royal met "some very well behaved patients" while at the veterinary facility, such as the dog he's seen with here. While inside, Charles made sure to wear a face mask so as to adhere to current safety measures.

The kilt-wearing royal's last stop of the day came as Charles spent some time at the House of the Northern Gate! As People mentions, the multi-purpose building— which has served as all kinds of venues over the years— recently underwent the restoration process. It also has a history with the royal family, since the Queen Mother herself once visited!