At this location: Prince Harry spent the first "Valentine's Day" since his wedding

Most people have asked questions about the location of Prince Harry and his wife, the Duchess of Séxico Megan Marquel, for their first Valentine's Day since their wedding last May, but the fact that the first party Valentine's Day was not offered to them this year.
On February 14th, British Prince Harry went to the Arctic on Valentine's Day to meet with the Royal Marines and learn more about helicopter training in extreme weather conditions.
Prince Harry rented a luxurious private plane for seven people, with all the amenities and luxury of his elite passengers, which would cost around £ 20,000 for a full three-hour trip to the site and back. British citizens pay the cost of taxes because it is an official working visit and not a private visit.

He stayed in a shelter decorated by soldiers with pictures of his wedding and romantic candles.
He visited the Royal Marine Corps in northern Norway, where he inspected the special force of helicopters operating at temperatures as low as minus 30 degrees Celsius and celebrated with them the 50th anniversary of the war. military training in cold weather, during which the soldiers are trained to exercise The cold temperatures are such that they freeze.
"This is the first time that Prince Al-Amir has visited the Joint Command Helicopters since he's been captain," said Adrian Shepherd, a 27-year-old force officer. is a pleasure to have this visit during our stay in Norway. "
"It's a good thing to see people doing their work at a significant time of the year to train," he said.
During his visit, Prince Harry stayed in a snow-covered cylindrical house, decorated with pictures of his wedding with Megan Markle and white candles.
The special force of helicopters provides air support to the Royal Marines and trains in the Arctic each year, reported the Daily Mail.
Prince Harry's initiative to let his beautiful wife, Duchess Megan Markle, on Valentine's Day, visit the Royal Marines in very cold weather to encourage British soldiers and their families to the media.
Prince Harry recently oversaw the public activities of his older brother, Prince William, making it the focus of media attention in 2018 and early this year.