Princess Diana's grave goes back to nature

August 31, 2015 15:55

This day, 18 years ago, the Princess of Wales, Lady Diana Windsor, was killed in a car accident in Paris.

Her grave 18 years on from her death has been pictured swathed in flowers and foliage as her resting place becomes "part of the ancient landscape over time".

Althorp Estate, where the late Princess is buried, said the vegetation growing over her memorial site "has always had a full growth of mature trees, which give a rich panoply of foliage in the summer". Read more

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