Queen Elizabeth II was spotted walking while using a walking stick, and she looked healthy and cheerful, International news agencies reported.
She received several guests at her Windsor Castle and inspected a number of hand-crafted artefacts collections which are held by Senior Royalties.
The 95-year-old Monarch is getting ready for celebrating her Platinum Jubilee in a few weeks, in addition, she is preparing herself for the heart whelming services of commemorating the memorial of her husband, Prince Philip, who died last year.
Last October, the UK Leader made her first public appearance while using a walking stick during a service at Westminster Abbey.
Cameras captured the 95-year-old monarch while handing a walking stick by Princess Royal Anne since they arrived at the cathedral.
It is not the first time for the Queen to use walking devices as she used them before in 2003, and 2004 after having a successful knee operation.
It is worthy to mention, the Queen handled several virtual appearances at Windsor Castle one day after missing the services of the Commonwealth Day, last week.
She had talks with the ambassadors of Mongolia Enkhsukh Battumur and Tajikistan Rukhshona Emomali by the video conference.
The Queen was pulled out of the latest in-person events without any reason, therefore, Prince Charles represented his mother at the services of the Commonwealth Day.
On the other hand, the 95-year monarch issued a letter on the occasion, saying: “Our family of nations continues to be a point of connection, co-operation and friendship.”
“It is a place to come together to pursue common goals and the common good, providing everyone with the opportunity to serve and benefit,” she added.
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