William was casually smart in a light blue checked jacket, shirt, worn without a tie, and blue pants.
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“She said they would love it here, they do bring them down to Cornwall”.
Kate Middleton and Prince William pose for photos while visiting the Eden Project on Friday (September 2) in Cornwall near St. Austell, England. And as if to begin the psychological preparations for this upcoming week of good fortune, William and Kate are offering up an appetizer of sorts as they are conducting a two-day tour, today and tomorrow, of Cornwall and the Scilly Isles.
Commercial flights carrying tourists and residents to the Isles of Scilly have also been suspended.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are set to spend a romantic evening at a historic manor house in Lostwithiel, Cornwall, on Thursday night before traveling to the to see another part of the Duchy. They will tour the islands of St. Mary’s, Tresco and St. Martin’s, where they are to learn about the region’s industries and businesses.
Gordon Seabright said: “We were honoured to welcome the duke and duchess on their first-ever visit to the Eden Project”. “They’re extremely close, and having kids the same age is something they used to talk about when they were little girls”.
With temperatures at tropical levels in the biome, the couple cooled off with a few sips from cups of baobab smoothie, a fruit mix made with the African superfruit.
Both sipped a baobab smoothie containing the fruit mixed with banana, coconut and other fruits.
Initially, pregnancy reports surrounding Kate said that she is expecting twins and that it was an effort to save her failing marriage with Prince William.
He also said the builders were very respectful of Kate and there was no wolf-whistling on the site.
He said at the time: “I felt quite comfortable talking to him, you know”.
“She said she was teaching George and Charlotte all about the farm at Sandringham”, Bea said. “They do genuinely want to know what it is like”.
Vice-chairman of the British Olympic Association Sir Hugh Robertson was on holiday with his wife and young son James.
William was greeted with open arms by Linda Moore, who had rushed to Truro town centre when she heard that he and Kate were touring the county.
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“How was it?” asked William.
