The Royal Family Webpage of
The Northern Forest Archipelago
The Royal Family of the Northern Forest Archipelago (NFA) has just recently consented to having a small collection of photos posted on this webpage. They, and we, hope that you enjoy this baker's dozen of photos, and feel an increased connection to the NFA and the royal family; whether you are already a citizen of the NFA or just a visitor to the NFA's online presence.
This is a group photo of the Royal Family. The bottom row (from left to right) includes: Queen Gail, Lucy, King James III, Prince Benjamin, and Princess Sarah. The top row (from left to right) includes: the King's father, James II and the King's mother, Jill.
This photo shows Prince Benjamin at the the birthday party of a friend of his; the birthday girl and her family are landholders within the Northern Forest, but have not yet applied to become a province of the NFA (we're hopeful).
This photo shows Queen Gail, Prince Benjamin, and the King's father, James II, inspecting one of the newly acquired landholdings of the NFA.
King James III and Prince Benjamin enjoying some boating and swimming on a beautiful lake in the NFA.
King James III, Prince Benjamin, and Queen Gail taking in a lovely view of woods, water, and a mountain in the distance.
Prince Benjamin and Queen Gail posing for a photo on "Independence Rock",
the site from which King James III declared the existence and soverignty of the NFA in 1998.
Prince Benjamin and King James III enjoying a break in the sub-zero and often dark-skied winter
to take in the sun and snow in shirtsleeves and snowshoes.
Prince Benjamin practicing his king-schtick...we think this particualr pose is a little too Mussolini-esque.
This picture of King James III was taken the day after Prince Benjamin was born.
The King is reading the battle of Helm's Deep to the Crown Prince.
Once the Crown Prince came home, Queen Gail could often be seen reading to him in his waking hours...both the King and the Queen took leave from their jobs in the USA to be at home with him during his entire 1st year of life.
This photo was taken of Prince Benjamin at his first formal dress occasion, the celebration of his first brithday.
Queen Gail and Prince Benjamin watch the first tape-delayed "State of the Archipelago" address by King James III.
The speech was taped and copies sent out to the provincial headquarters for group viewings by the citizens of the NFA.
King James III and Prince Benjamin keep current on news and events outside of the NFA by reading the New York Times
on a chilly Sunday while visiting one of the outlying provinces of the NFA.