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Royal traditions, like King Charles's annual visit to the Castle of Mey, provide continuity and a sense of stability. These customs often link the present monarch to past generations, reinforcing the monarchy's historical roots and its role within the nation. It's a way of honouring heritage and maintaining a connection with specific places.
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