to learn about the importance of the agricultural industry to rural populations』
①
最初の訪問先
”Pant Farm”
near Abergavenny,
a goat farm that has been providing milk to a local cheese producer for two decades
②
Later, visited
”Abergavenny Market”
to see how important local suppliers are to rural communities
③
@ Neon Youth Club
@ Blaenavon Hwb
in Blaenavon
④
@ the Blaenavon Heritage Centre
in Blaenavon
(ブレナヴォン世界遺産センター)
この日は
”St David's Day”
(聖デヴィッド・デー)
ウェールズの守護聖人
の命日
ウェールズといえば、
ウィリアム王子&キャサリン妃ご夫妻にとって
特別&思い入れの深い場所❤️
結婚当時、ウィリアム王子が勤務されていたのが
ウェールズのアングルシー
ということで、そのまま新婚生活も、
王子が住んでいらした
アングルシーの4ベッドルーム
ファームハウス(借家)で始まりました。
そこで、プライベートでリラックスした時間を
約3年、
お過ごしになりました。
その後、アンマーホールへと拠点を移され
ジョージ王子の学校(トーマス・バタシー校)入学を機に
ケンジントンパレスへ拠点を移されました。
アングルシーでの生活が大好きだったご夫妻
離れる際には
「必ず何度も戻ってきます」
とおっしゃっていた通り。
この日も、嬉しそう
"I love our life in Anglesey. It's just nice to be outdoors and away from the city. As much as I love London, it's nice to get away." When the couple left, William said they would return "again and again". We've seen them make a number of trips for 'away days' since. During the next phase of their royal roles, William and Kate will become the Prince and Princess of Wales. Fostering a relationship with both the place and people is an important step for now and years to come
Festivities on St David's day include wearing daffodils (the national flower of Wales) and leaks, eating Welsh cakes, rarebit and wearing traditional Welsh dress
Seeing first-hand the benefits that local businesses receive through their communities at this lovely family-run farm, promoting local produce and sustainable practices. pic.twitter.com/Rt6WGPCImD
— The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (@KensingtonRoyal) March 1, 2022
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given a tour of Pant Farm in Abergavenny during a visit to Wales on St David's Day.
Prince William, Duke of Cambridge and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge then sat down for a chat with farmers and asked about natural farming and educating the next generation on these matters
最初の訪問先
”Pant Farm”
near Abergavenny,
a goat farm that has been providing milk to a local cheese producer for two decades
given a tour of the farm by farmers Gary and Jess Yeomans. The royals heard about the challenges and opportunities faced by the sector and how the farm works with local industries and services. Indeed, they are not the first royals to visit. Twenty years ago the Prince of Wales stopped by for a chat with the Yeomanses
'After arriving about 20 minutes behind schedule due to bad weather in London, the royal couple cooed over some five-week-old goats in a barn, with one keen to nibble on the future King’s finger as he stroked them,
“Ow! That definitely got my finger there,” he laughed. "They've got slightly larger teeth at the back!"
The Duke also heard how they were following in the footsteps of the Prince of Wales, who joined Gary and Jess for tea and Welsh Cakes at the farm in 2002.
met with representatives of the wider farming sector, both in Wales and across the UK
heard about the challenges and opportunities faced by the sector and how the farm works with local industries and services
sporting daffodil pins as is tradition on St David's Day in Wales, toured the grounds with farmers Gary and Jess Yeomans
『キャサリン妃&ウィリアム王子のお言葉』
During their visit, a worker explained a new robot could also be used to move feed on site, and the Duchess candidly replied:
"That was George's job at half term – moving feed."
Prince William then explained that the children had been getting involved with the day-to-day running of the farm and added:
"We are trying some Agroforestry as well."
Agroforestry is the strategic planting of trees and shrubs to improve the land.
to see how important local suppliers are to rural communities
③
@ the Blaenavon Heritage Centre
in Blaenavon
②と③の間で移動
アバーガベニーからブレナヴォンへ
travelled to Blaenavon Hwb, a community focused youth centre that helps to support over 600 local young people, in keeping with many South Wales valley towns.
The Palace said,
"Blaenavon has had to overcome economic hardship in the last 30 years and the Hwb is playing its part by ensuring that the next generation are able to reach their potential by providing a space for alternative education and supporting care-experienced and vulnerable young people."
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The importance of community for local business is so vital as we met and heard from third, fourth and even fifth generations of family businesses welcoming customers. pic.twitter.com/OsPGG5CMEF
— The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (@KensingtonRoyal) March 1, 2022
Rooted at the centre of the community here in Torfaen, The Hwb provides a one stop shop for support and guidance.
Listening to the experiences of young people it’s clear how vitally important charities such as this are in improving the lives of people young and old. pic.twitter.com/Bf8vCLwOyF
— The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (@KensingtonRoyal) March 1, 2022
These young people had fountains of knowledge! Educating us on everything from how many heritage sites there are here in Wales to the importance of the program.
It’s clear that the Hwb & Blaenavon World Heritage partnership really gets to the heart of the needs of young people. pic.twitter.com/eJvycj3R4u
— The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (@KensingtonRoyal) March 1, 2022
②
Later, visited
”Abergavenny Market”
to see how important local suppliers are to rural communities
❤️❤️な後日談
『ウィリアム王子のお言葉』
Prince William made loving comments about his wife.
During their royal walkabout, William spoke with a number of fans who had braved the cold to catch a glimpse of the couple.
Acknowledging the chill in the air, the Prince was heard telling the public:
"[Kate] has the coldest hands ever. They say, 'Cold hands, warm heart.'"
arrived at the bustling marketplace to see first hand how important local suppliers are to rural communities and to mark St David's Day
③
@ the Blaenavon Heritage Centre
in Blaenavon
travelled to
Blaenavon Hwb, a community focused youth centre that helps to support over 600 local young people, in keeping with many South Wales valley towns.
The Palace said,
"Blaenavon has had to overcome economic hardship in the last 30 years and the Hwb is playing its part by ensuring that the next generation are able to reach their potential by providing a space for alternative education and supporting care-experienced and vulnerable young people."
enjoyed a game of pool when visiting the Neon Youth Club
@ Blaenavon Hwb in Blaenavon
at a game of pool @ Neon Youth Club
@ Blaenavon Hwb in Blaenavon
Welsh cakes
William and Kate were keen to try their hand
The cooking king! The Duke could be seen wielding a rolling pin as he tried his hand at some baking
The BBC reports William said
"Don't judge my cooking. It's not Bake Off".
'Prince William admitted he had "made my first Welsh cake" after handing his "very thin Welsh cakes" to the duchess to cook.
"Where's Mary Berry when you need her?" he quipped.
Thomas, 13, said it was "nerve-wracking" helping the prince.
"His Welsh cakes were really unique. He rolled and cut them out," he said.
But he admitted he probably would not ask the prince to make any more Welsh cakes for him again.
William later asked "what's happened to them?" and pointed out that one looked like a Pac-man video game character.'
placed a hand on his back while encouraging him to try out making a pancake
at the youth centre as she grabbed the utensils to help make pancakes for the group
also spoke with youngsters at the youth centre
@ the Blaenavon Heritage Centre
in Blaenavon
The Duke and Duchess took the opportunity to celebrate an important historical moment as they 'planted a tree for the Jubilee' in Blaenavon as part of The Queen's Green Canopy, an initiative created to mark Her Majesty's Platinum Jubilee
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