As he described in his book Althorp: The Story of an English House, the location itself—its natural beauty, its peaceful waters, and its protective seclusion—was chosen thoughtfully. “We all agreed that, with its beauty and tranquility, this was the place for Diana to be,” he wrote. And so, amid the quiet rustle of the leaves, the soft reflection of the lake, and the gentle whisper of the wind, Princess Diana rests in perpetual peace. Though decades have passed since her death, her memory endures, safeguarded by her family, honored in silence, and forever remembered by those who loved her most.