Expert florists have taken inspiration from the painting by Anthony van Dyck called Equestrian Portrait of Charles I, which hangs in the London landmark, and replicated the colours and style.

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Nearby attractions include Hurst Castle, where Charles I was imprisoned before being executed in London.

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Rather, the Uganda High Commission is immediately Southwest of the Charles I statue.

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There is evidence that Henry II also hunted in the Forest during his stay at Rowlands Castle, while Charles I was the last known king to have hunted in the forest in 1628.

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