The Prince and Princess of Wales at Crown Prince Hussein and Princess Rajwa's lavish wedding reception in June 2023
William visited the ruins of a Roman settlement at Jerash - where Kate
was pictured as a child - with Jordan's Crown Prince Hussein, before
posing for a picture at the same spot
4歳の時 @ Jerash
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OUTFIT
キャサリン妃
ジャケット《Roland Moret》”Single-Breasted Stretch-Cady Blazer in Sand”（＝2023年9月19日 @ロンドンでの公務） £750
パンツ《Roland Moret》”Wide-Leg Stretch-Cady Trouser in Sand”（＝2023年9月19日 @ロンドンでの公務） £450
ツイードSK《Ralph Lauren》”Evilyn Birdseye Tweed Skirt in Dark Brown” $2,290
ベルト《Brora》”Woven Leather Belt in chocolate brown”
シャムロックのピアス《Daniella Draper》”Gold Mini Cupid Hoops With Baby Shamrock Charms”
NEW ブーツ《》”brown suede flat boots”
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①
『the Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service's (NIFRS)
new Learning and Development College』
near
Cookstown, County Tyrone
ティロン州クックスタウン近郊の
『北アイルランド消防救助局の新設研修開発カレッジ』
Prince
William and Princess Kate visit Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue
Service’s new Learning and Development College in County Tyrone, which
opened earlier this year.
The Princess spoke with Mark Deeney, Assistant Chief Fire & Rescue Officer
The Prince of Wales during his visit to the firefighters' college in Northern Ireland
Mark Deeney (pictured left), Assistant Chief Fire & Rescue Officer, and the Princess
The Princess of Wales chatted with a firefighter on a visit to the
Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service's (NIFRS) new Learning and
Development College
The Prince and Princess rode in a fire truck and watched trainee firefighters take part in drills
The royal couple, both 43, rode in a fire truck and watched trainee
firefighters take part in drills for their first outing of the day
The Princess of Wales affectionately placed her hand on William's back
as the couple shared a sweet moment together
William and Kate supported one another as they took part in the training scenario at the college
The royal couple (pictured right) appeared fascinated by the drills
taking place, with William in particular asking lots of questions about
the equipment
Kate and William observe a training scenario taking place at the
Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service's (NIFRS) new Learning and
Development College
full of laughter as they toured the college in Northern Ireland
Before leaving, the couple were presented with three red
'Bump' caps for Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Princes Louis –
baseball caps with a reinforced inner layer usually worn to tackle
wildfires
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②
『Mallon Farm』
a flax farm in County Tyrone
同じく、ティロン州の亜麻農場『マロン・ファーム』
Prince William and Princess Kate visit Mallon Farm in Northern Ireland, which is a flax farm spearheading the revival of flax growing for linen. The Prince and Princess of Wales learn about their process of producing linen, from start to finish.
The Prince and Princess of Wales meet with farm owner Charlie Mallon and his family during their visit to Mallon Farm
tour the farm during their second engagement in Northern Ireland
share a joke together during their visit to Mallon Farm, a flax farm in County Tyrone
The Prince and Princess coordinated in matching brown ensembles, with
William wearing a blazer and smart trousers and Kate opting for a
stylish skirt and cardigan
speak with farm owners Helen Kerr and Charlie Mallon during their visit to Mallon Farm
The Princess of Wales uses a restored heritage machine that is used for 'breaking and scutching' during her visit to Mallon Farm
亜麻などの繊維植物から繊維を取り出すための作業工程
Kate, who has long been passionate about the importance of the British
textiles industry, even tried her hand at using a restored heritage
machinery which is used for 'breaking and scutching' the fibre
speak to staff during their visit to the farm
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③
『Long Meadow Cider』
an award-winning family-run farm in the heart of
County Armagh, Northern Ireland’s Orchard County
北アイルランド、アーマー州の中心部にある、
受賞歴のある家族経営の農場『ロング・メドウ・サイダー』
Prince William and Princess Kate visited Long Meadow Cider in Northern Ireland. The royal couple met members of the family-run business and participated in making the businesses’ famous potato apple bread.
The Prince and Princess met members of the McKeever family and learnt
how they built a resilient, multi-generational business by embracing
innovation whilst staying true to their heritage and empowering the next
generation
enjoying a glass of apple cider
Kate and Will observed the apple cider
vinegar production process, before watching how the apples are pressed
and bottled on site into their award-winning cider.
Kate said: 'We tried this at home with a hand press. It was quite good fun with the children. It was very messy.'
They
were given a glass of apple cider vinegar and both sipped it, and asked
if they had tasted it before Kate replied: 'I like that. I haven't take
it as shot like this before but I love to put it salads and things like
that.'
The Prince and Princess also sampled some cider while at their last engagement of the day
The farm has been in the family since 1968 and makes apple juice from
Jonagold Prince apples and cider from Bramley Apples and Golden
Delicious
They were given a glass of apple cider vinegar and both sipped it, as
Kate told William she uses the ingredient extensively at home
The Prince and Princess of Wales during a visit to Long Meadow Cider in
Portadown, Co Armagh, a family-owned apple farm which has evolved from
traditional apple growers into producers of award-winning craft ciders,
juices, and vinegars
picks apples
Kate appeared upbeat and excited during her visit to Long Meadow's
orchards as she shared a laugh with members of the McKeever family, who
have been running the farm as a family business for more than 60 years
The Prince and Princess make a potato and apple cake
I dough! Kate and William try making potato apple bread during a visit to Long Meadow Cider
William joked that he had made a 'rectangle circle' with his dough, wondering how his wife had rolled hers out so perfectly
Kate and William were seen peeling apples for the potato and apple cake, getting stuck in wearing aprons
William, who helped peel the apples he harvested
with Kate, joked the royal couple would 'be here for a
while' without assistance
The Prince of Wales delighted orchard farmers with his cheeky commentary throughout the baking process
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